BØA1200

Financial Accounting with financial statement analysis

Spring

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

39 candidates

Average grade

D

1.74

1.41

Pass rate

67%

24 points

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

The course is an introduction to financial accounting, including financial statement analysis. The content of the course is an important basis for further studies in financial accounting.

The objective of the course is to give the student a basic knowledge of preparing a financial statement in accordance with Norwegian accounting act (NGAAP), including knowledge of fundamental accounting principles, measurement rules, reporting and analysis of financial information.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge

The student

  • has knowledge of the financial statement as a source of information
  • has knowledge of the content and regulation of financial accounting in Norway
  • has knowledge of the fundamental accounting principles in the Norwegian accounting act
  • has knowledge of recognition and measurement of assets, liabilities, income, and expenses in an annual account in accordance with Norwegian accounting act (NGAAP) with emphasis on:
    • Fixed assets
    • Inventory (stocks)
    • Shares
    • Receivables and cash
    • Current and non-current liabillities
    • Income tax
    • Equity and distribution of sharedividends to shareholders
  • has insight of the content of a cash-flow statement
  • has insight into key financial ratios in analysis of a financial statement (financial statement analysis)

Skills

The student

  • can recognize necessary adjustments and prepare annual accounts for a small, limited liability company (Ltd) in accordance with Norwegian accounting act (NGAAP).
  • can prepare a cash-flow statement
  • can calculate key financial ratios and evaluate a business profitability and financial position in a financial statement analysis.

General competence

The student

  • can aquire new knowledge within the above-mentioned subject areas.

Teaching methods

Lectures, assignments and private study. During the semester there are exercises that must be approved to get access to the exam. Further information at the start of the semester.