Whether you’re new to the practice or are looking to advance your career, our Accounting Principles Certificate Program provides students with the groundwork needed to confidently and accurately apply accounting principles in their business or profession.
What You’ll Learn
This program is designed for those wanting to understand current accounting standards and procedures in order to meet financial accountability requirements, advance to higher professional levels, strengthen business practices or improve their organization’s bottom line. You will learn how to:
Prepare, interpret, and present financial statements
Apply methods to analyze and interpret data
Use accounting principles to develop, manage and expand business
What You Get
Our program offers:
Online convenience
Flexible learning: watch our weekly, pre-recorded lectures whenever it fits into your schedule then cement what you’ve learned by completing assignments and engaging in discussion forums with fellow classmates and your instructor
An efficient pathway for gaining essential knowledge for entering and excelling in the field
Access to exceptional instructors with years of industry experience
Foundational accounting methods and current best practices that can be applied immediately to your business or job
Coursework that counts towards CPA requirements, if you are a candidate
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We believe that professional education plays a vital role in building our economy, improving our community, and enriching the lives of the students we serve.
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Our History
Since we were established in 1960, UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education (then named University Extension) has been characterized by its ability to successfully adapt and evolve to meet the changing educational needs of its students and the modern workforce. Early courses were often based on the passions of the faculty who taught them and many legendary UC Davis faculty and celebrities, including Robert Arneson, Wayne Thiebaud and Martin Yan, taught for the division.
When then-governor Ronald Reagan cut funding for university-based continuing education in 1968, we became completely self-sufficient and aggressively shifted our focus to creating demand-driven programs for working professionals and their employers. We began offering programs for international students in 1977, started providing contracted training for California’s social services professionals in 1979, and launched UC Davis’ first online course in 1999.
Today, we offer more than 4,800 online and in-person classes that serve students in all 50 states and more than 100 countries. We are the third largest Extension program in the UC system and our classes on the Massive Open Online Course platform Coursera have generated nearly four million enrollments from students around the world.
This course is a study of basic accounting cycle from the source documents to the post-closing documents. Using a workbook, learners will have the opportunity to analyze, record, journalize, post, etc. for a fictitious business.
Familiarise yourself with the three key financial statements, the Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement, to understand how the three statements give us a variety of information about the performance and current state of a business.
Learn the fundamentals of accounting in this three-hour, self-paced online module from the Kelley School of Business. You’ll learn the basics of financial statements, the role accounting information plays in decisions, and the internal vernacular of accounting.
A study of analyzing, classifying, and recording business transactions in a manual and computerized environment. Emphasis on understanding the complete accounting cycle and preparing financial statements, bank reconciliations, and payroll.
This curriculum is designed to provide training in accounting, office skills and hands-on computer applications. Graduates may acquire entry level positions as bookkeepers utilizing computer software applications.
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