ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Class Sessi on 2 – Accounting Review 2 -1 - I. Class Notes 1. Join the listserv: ACCY122-L http://www. csus. html Take.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 IBM: The Transformation al Organization and Cost Accounting Page 1 of 1 Employees in 000,s Revenue per Employees - 000 s Elephants Can’t Dance.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Supply Chain Management Page 1 of 3 The Supply Chain – Physical and Conceptual Models Supply Chain and Oversight – Example.

 

As with a number of the topics in our class there are related career opportunities in academics, industry and the public sector. Here is some information on transfer.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Theory of Cons traints – Class Session 3 Page 1 of4 I. Class Notes Next class session in the CBA co mputer lab in the AI RC 1013.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Solutions to Capital Budgeting Problems A – Delta Software Data Data Equipment Cost 75,000 Equipment Cost.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Class Se ssion 1 – Accounting Review -1 - I. Class Notes 1. Join the listserv: ACCY122-L http://www. csus. html http://www.

 

Readings for Exam 2 The Gerstner Book – copies on reserve on the syllabus on how to get a copy Duke Children’s Hospital – will be emailed to you and posted to SacCT An IBM case.

 

An outside supplier has offered to sell the component to Mills Inc. for 35. Required: Provide an Excel worksheet in good form: a. What is the effect on income if Mills.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 -1 - 1 Market Research Competitive Strategy Competitive Intelligence Product Concept Feasibility Product Strategy and Profit Plans.

 

Free Cash Flow Again Where Got Where Gone FCF Operating Cash Flows less Investment in Operating Capital Why is FCF important Here.

 

Itami Wholesale Co. Statement of Budgeted Cash Receipts and Disbursements For the Months of December 2009 and January 2010 December 2009 January 2010.

 

Responsibility Accounting Domain Decision Rights Performance Measures Typically Used When Cost Center Revenue Center Profit Center.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Exam 2 – Multiple-Choice Questions – Four Points Each and Problems 20 points each - 1 - NAME: KEY Differential Costing 1. A computer.

 

A Cash Budgeting Problem: The following information pertains to the January operating budget for Casey Corporation. Budgeted sales for January 100,000 and February.

 

Differential Costing 1. A computer system installed last year is an example of a n : a. sunk cost b. relevant cost c. differential cost d. avoidable cost.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Practice Exam 2 Page 1 of 6 NAME We will go over this practice exam on Tuesday – keep it to study for the exam.

 

A Cash Budgeting Problem: The following information pertains to the January operating budget for Casey Corporation. Budgeted sales for January 100,000 and February.

 

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO College of Business Administration – Accountancy Program Accountancy 122 Section 1 – Advanced Managerial Accounting Tuesday - Thursday.

 

Course Syllabus 1 Spring 2010 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO College of Business Administration – Accountancy Program Accountancy 122 Section 1 – Advanced.

 

Accounting Information Internal Modem External Modem Circuit Board Floppy Drive Memory Board Direct Material Cost 35 25 40 45 170 60 Time.

 

A Cash Budgeting Problem: The following information pertains to the January operating budget for Casey Corporation. Budgeted sales for January 100,000 and February.

 

A Cash Budgeting Problem: The following information pertains to the January operating budget for Casey Corporation. Budgeted sales for January 100,000 and February.

 

1 Forecasting Pro Forma Financial Statements Part22After first iteration through the Income Statement and Balance Sheet • Balance Sheet may not balance • Use a “balancing”.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Problem Set 2 Due Tuesday, March 9th Name: Attach solutions to this sheet – two points each. We will work on these.

 

The final exam is on Tuesday, May 18th. The exam is worth 30 points. That is the same day as the final exam for the Accountancy 161 class and for that class, since.

 

Answer: Beginning cash balance 150,000 Cash receipts Cash sales 800,000 x 25 200,000 Credit sales 800,000 x 75 x 97 582,000 Total.

 

Important pages form the Gerstner book: 68 – vision and execution 71 - fixing IBM was all about execution 95 – the change in the compensation program 106 – his second walk on the beach.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Problem Set 1 Due Tuesday, February 9th ACCY122_PS01 Page 1 of3 PRINT YOUR NAME: Part I – Solver and Theory of Constraints 4 points.

 

ACCY 122 – Spring 2010 Forecasting Project – Instructio ns Due in class on Tuesday, February 23rd Page 1 of 1 Required : Do a five-year forecast of the income statement.

 

Comments: Excel Solver is a linear programming tool provided by a third-party to Microsoft. Given a set of “constraints” we can maximize, minimize, or match certain values.

 

ACCY 122 – Fall 2008 Use of Solver Notes 4 September16th Page 1 of4 I. Excel Solver A. Comments: Excel Solver is a linear programming tool provided.

 

CCY122 Fall 2012 Financial Forecast Project – Handout 1 Page 1 of 1 The end product of the financial forecast project is a three - year proforma financial.

 

ACCY122 Fall 2012 Financial Forecast Handout 2 Page 1 of4 I. Financial Forecasting 2 – Ratios and Cost Behavior 1. This is how we will be doing our three-year.

 

Here are three of the worksheets you will use in your financial forecast. The top one is the table of assumptions. The one to your right is the analysis worksheet that is a type of “scratch.

 

THIS IS MORE COMPLICATED THAN WHAT WE WILL DO BUT I WANTED YOU TO SEE WHERE IT COULD GO. Here is the starting data that you will find on SmartSite.

 

A table of assumptions An analysis worksheet that is more of a work area to do calculations The income statement The balance sheet There can be more, but you need.

 

± Fall2011 Forecasting Project ± Instructions Due on Tuesday, October 4th Page 1 of 2 Required : Do a three - year forecast of the income statement and the balance shee t for the operating.

 

Good idea to sit with some others in class with whom you can work. Makes a big difference. We have two class sessions for this. Before.

 

1 Forecasting Pro Forma Financial Statements Part22After first iteration through the Income Statement and Balance Sheet • Balance Sheet may not balance • Use a “balancing”.

 

The Martin Corporation 2002 and 2001 Income Statement 2002 2001 Net sales 9,625 9,250 Less: Cost of goods sold 5,225.

 

1 Forecasting Pro Forma Financial Statements Part22After first iteration through the Income Statement and Balance Sheet • Balance Sheet may not balance • Use a “balancing”.

 

1 Forecasting Pro Forma Financial Statements Part22After first iteration through the Income Statement and Balance Sheet • Balance Sheet may not balance • Use a “balancing”.