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Accounting Fundamentals

See debits and credits flying across the screen with real-time animations. Learn how the three statements connect, not through memorization, but with easy-to-follow visual mental models.

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Hours of lessons 2+
Lessons
25
Level Beginner
Practice questions
775
Sample lessons
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
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2 Min
Section 01. Course Introduction
Course Introduction
Let’s Learn About You! :)
7 Min
Section 02. What is Accounting?
Accounting Basics
Burn it In! + Test Your Skills!
19 Min
Section 03. The Core Accounting Toolkit
Core Accounting Principles
The Accounting Equation
Debits and Credits
Burn it In! + Test Your Skills!
25 Min
Section 04. Case Study Year 1 – Balance Sheet
Introduction
Start-Up Transactions: Debt & Equity
Start-Up Transactions: PP&E, Inventory and AP
Excel Exercise: Start-Up Transactions
Burn it In! + Test Your Skills!
57 Min
Section 05. Case Study Year 1 – Income Statement
Revenue
COGS + SG&A
Mid-Point Check-In
Depreciation Expense
Non-Operating Items + Tax
Burn it In! + Test Your Skills!
30 Min
Section 06. Case Study Year 1 – Cash Flow Statement
Cash Flows from Operations
Cash Flows from Investing
Cash Flows from Financing
Burn it In! + Test Your Skills!
Wrap-Up
Certification Diagnostic
Certification Diagnostic
Terms & Conditions
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Focused, engaging content.
Information Overload.
Concepts in motion.
Static slides with boring voiceovers.
Tailored to Interview Prep.
Typical academic, textbook approach to Accounting.
Do I need to be good at math?
Not at all. You won’t see any math beyond basic arithmetic in this course.
Is prior accounting experience required?
Not at all. This course assumes zero prior knowledge of accounting.
Isn’t accounting boring?
Sadly, the way accounting lessons are typically taught can be REALLY boring. But this isn’t any ordinary accounting course. We regularly get feedback from past students that they ‘loved’ the course and didn’t realize they could enjoy learning accounting. We also regularly hear from students that they learn more in this course than in several semesters of accounting in school.

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