MGT101
Midterm & Final Term
Short Notes
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Lectures: 45
Past Papers Mcq's
Mid Term Important Mcqs From Lec 01 to 22 (Past Papers included) Download PDF
Final Term Important Mcqs From Lec 23 to 45 (Past Papers included) Download PDF
Final Term Important Mcqs From Lec 01 to 45 (Past Papers included) Download PDF
Past Papers Subjective
Mid Term Important Subjective From Lec 01 to 22 (Past Papers included) Download PDF
Final Term Important Subjective From Lec 23 to 45 (Past Papers included) Download PDF
Final Term Important Subjective From Lec 01 to 45 (Past Papers included) Download PDF
Lectures:
1 Lecture - Basic Concepts of Accounting 2 Lecture - Record Keeping and Some Basic Concepts 3 Lecture - Systems of Accounting and Some Basic Terminologies 4 Lecture - Single and Double Entry Record Keeping 5 Lecture - Classification of Account 6 Lecture - Flow of Transactions 7 Lecture - Basic Books of Accounts 8 Lecture - Introduction to Financial Statements 9 Lecture - Introduction to Financial Statements (Continued) 10 Lecture - Exercises: Recording of Transactions 11 Lecture - Exercises: Recording of Transactions (Continued) 12 Lecture - Accounting Equation 13 Lecture - Vouchers and Posting to Ledger Accounts 14 Lecture - Posting to Ledgers & Recording of Stock 15 Lecture - Recording of Stock (Continued) 16 Lecture - Cost of goods Sold Statement & Valuation of Stock 17 Lecture - Fixed Assets and Depreciation 18 Lecture - Methods of Charging Depreciation 19 Lecture - Methods for Charging Depreciation (Continued) 20 Lecture - Depreciation on Purchase and Disposal of Fixed Assets 21 Lecture - Revaluation of Fixed Assets 22 Lecture - Bank Reconciliation Statement 23 Lecture - Bank Reconciliation Statement (Contd.) 24 Lecture - Debtors, Creditors, Accruals and Provision for Bad Debts 25 Lecture - Provision for Bad Debts and Control Accounts 26 Lecture - Control Accounts (Contd.) 27 Lecture - Control Accounts (Contd.)Part 2 28 Lecture - Rectification of Errors 29 Lecture - Presentation of Financial Statements 30 Lecture - Presentation of Financial Statements (Continued) 31 Lecture - Types of Business Entities 32 Lecture - Financial Statements of Sole Proprietorship 33 Lecture - Financial Statements of Manufacturing Concern 34 Lecture - Financial Statements of Partnership 35 Lecture - Mark Up on Capital and Drawings 36 Lecture - Introduction to Companies 37 Lecture - Components of Financial Statements 38 Lecture - Financial Statements of Limited Companies 39 Lecture - Financial Statements of Limited Companies (Contd.) 40 Lecture - Financial Statements of Limited Companies (Contd.) Part-2 41 Lecture - Cash Flow Statement 42 Lecture - Cash Flow Statement (Contd.) 43 Lecture - Financial Statements of Listed/Quoted Companies 44 Lecture - Financial Statements of Listed Companies (Contd.) 45 Lecture - Financial Statements of Listed Companies (Contd.) & Financial Ratios
MGT101, also known as Financial Accounting, is a fundamental course offered at the Virtual University of Pakistan (VU). The course covers the basic principles of accounting, including recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions.
The course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the accounting cycle, financial statements, and various accounting techniques. The course content is divided into several modules, each covering different topics related to financial accounting.
The first module covers the basic concepts of accounting, including the accounting equation, double-entry accounting, and the chart of accounts. The second module covers the recording of transactions and the preparation of financial statements, including the income statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows.
The third module covers various accounting techniques, such as adjusting entries, closing entries, and the use of special journals. The fourth module focuses on the analysis and interpretation of financial statements, including ratio analysis and vertical and horizontal analysis.
Throughout the course, students are encouraged to apply the concepts they have learned to real-world scenarios. The course also emphasizes the importance of ethical behavior in accounting, and students are taught to recognize and avoid unethical practices.
Overall, MGT101 is an essential course for anyone pursuing a career in finance, accounting, or business. The course provides a solid foundation in financial accounting principles and techniques and prepares students for more advanced accounting courses.