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Einführung in das Rechnungswesen (iversity)

Offered by RWTH Aachen,
Einführung in das Rechnungswesen (iversity)

Erlerne die kaufmännische Sprache von Unternehmen! Damit kannst du Finanzberichte lesen, verstehen und interpretieren. Du kannst Entscheidungen kostenrechnerisch vorbereiten, Produkte bewerten und Kostenabweichungen analysieren.

In der Veranstaltung "Einführung in das Rechnungswesen" erlernst du die kaufmännische Sprache des Unternehmens. Damit kannst du Finanzberichte lesen, verstehen und interpretieren. Du kannst Entscheidungen kostenrechnerisch vorbereiten, Produkte bewerten und Kostenabweichungen analysieren. Damit kannst du unternehmerisch sowohl in die Vergangenheit als auch in die Zukunft schauen. Der Inhalt der Vorlesung umfasst den kompletten Stoff einer umfassenden Einführung in das Rechnungswesen (internes und externes Rechnungswesen), wie er an vielen Universitäten und Hochschulen in Deutschland gelehrt wird.

Kursstruktur

Der Kurs besteht aus 7 Module von jeweils 2 Wochen:
Modul 1: Einführung und Abbildung von Eigenkapitalveränderungen
Modul 2: Doppelte Buchführung und Verbuchung von Geschäftsvorfällen
Modul 3: Buchungen am Ende des Abrechnungszeitraums und Abschlussarbeiten
Modul 4: Einführung in das interne Rechnungswesen
Modul 5: Kostenträgerrechnung
Modul 6: Kostenstellen- und Kostenartenrechnung
Modul 7: Unternehmenssteuerung, Planungsrechnungen und Kostenabweichungen

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