CR
2 de dic. de 2020
Having worked with accountants for 11 years but only taking a few accounting classes in college, this taught me many things that help me better understand what the accountants are talking about.
JC
21 de may. de 2020
Really great course and a useful one in terms of clearing the finance terms and how a company creates a balance sheet and how can we evaluate a company's position by looking at one's sheet.
por José A S R
•25 de abr. de 2018
Excellent!
por Andrew N
•14 de ene. de 2022
educative
por serdar a
•31 de mar. de 2021
excellent
por Paloma S d J
•18 de may. de 2019
Excellent
por Daniel C
•15 de nov. de 2017
Excelent.
por Zahra A
•10 de ene. de 2021
perfect
por Ramona F
•9 de mar. de 2022
GREAT!
por Ademosun O s
•30 de mar. de 2021
5stars
por Harshada K
•16 de feb. de 2022
great
por AUSALI P C
•25 de sep. de 2021
super
por Ph.D. K S
•30 de ago. de 2021
great
por Gasira T
•1 de mar. de 2021
Great
por KANISHKA K
•6 de jul. de 2020
Great
por 侯懒懒
•20 de nov. de 2016
great
por Yahya A A
•9 de ago. de 2016
great
por Mohammed F
•28 de nov. de 2020
Good
por Olawoyin o
•28 de nov. de 2020
Good
por Dikshitha K
•26 de oct. de 2020
good
por Razanah
•8 de oct. de 2020
Good
por Yamen D
•22 de jun. de 2020
goog
por AARON T
•17 de ago. de 2019
good
por podila v b
•5 de nov. de 2016
good
por S. A
•4 de oct. de 2021
nil
por Israa H H A Z
•20 de jul. de 2020
I
por Michael W
•18 de ene. de 2017
This course focuses entirely on how to read a balance sheet. You will learn the three principal parts of a balance sheet (assets, liabilities, and equity), how they relate to each other, and how they describe the underlying position of the company. This is illustrated by the professor talking to a number of small businesses in the Urbana-Champaign area.
If you have no experience with accounting or finance, this is probably a great place to start. It's a gentle introduction. However, while the focus on local businesses is interesting, a relatively large amount of time is spent learning about these businesses and their owners without necessarily teaching much about accounting or balance sheets in general.