What you'll learn
Understand Basics of Cost Accounting
Understand Material Costing
Understand Labour Costing
Understand Overheads Costing
Understand Standard Costing Techniques
Understand Standard Costing Variances
Understand Operating Costing
Understand Marginal Costing
Requirements
Basics of Accounting
Description
Who should take this course? Are you struggling in understanding Costing concepts and techniques like Material Costing, Labour Costing, Overheads Costing, Standard Costing, Marginal Costing, Operating Costing, Contract Costing, Job Costing, Batch Costing, Process Costing, Joint Products & By-Products, Budget & Budgetary Control, Activity Based Costing? Are you a student pursuing professional courses like CA / CMA / CS / CFA /CPA / ACCA / CIMA / MBA Finance or are you a Finance Professional / Banker aspiring to excel in Costing Techniques and rise to top in your career? Then this course is for you - Cost Accounting A Comprehensive Study.Why you should take this course?By taking this course, you will be able to see practical side of Cost Accounting concepts with lot many case studies to solve. Approaching complex topics through case studies is the best way to understand them and you will find lot many in this course.If you a Professional course student in the line of Finance or Accounting, then you would have Cost Accounting will be one of your major subject. This course will explain theory and practical concepts in Cost Accounting which will help you to excel in Academic Examinations.If you are an Accounting or Finance or Cost Accounting Executive, this course will help you to brush up you basics in Cost Accounting and all the contents have immediate practical relevance and application. What you will learn by taking this course? This is a comprehensive course, covering each and every topic in detail. In this course,you will learn the Cost Accounting basic concepts, theories, and techniques which deals with conceptual frame work. You will be exposed to following concepts and Techniques: Basics of Costing - 46+ LecturesMaterial Costing - 47+ LecturesLabour Costing - 24+ LecturesOverheads Costing - 31+ Lectures Standard Costing Techniques - 12+ LecturesStandard Costing Variances - 16+ LecturesOperating Costing - 5+ LecturesProcess Costing - 8+ LecturesBudget and Budgetary Control - 17+ LecturesMarginal Costing - 26+ LecturesContract Costing - 11+ LecturesJoint Products & By Products - 14+ LecturesNon Integrated Accounts - 19+ LecturesJob Costing and Batch Costing - 19+ LecturesABC Costing -8+ LecturesHow this course is structured?This course is structured in self paced learning style. Each and every section of this course is broken down as various micro lectures and then they are substantiated with examples and case studies. Several real world examples are used in this course through case studies. You'll gain authority on each and every topic as i take you through lectures one by one. This course is presented in simple language with examples. This course has video lectures (with writings on Black / Green Board / Note book / Talking head, etc). You would feel you are attending a real class. What are the pre-requisites for taking this course?You should have basic knowledge of Accounting. You would require good internet connection for interruption free learning process. How this course will benefit you?At the end of the course, you will be able to solve various case studies in Cost Accounting at ease with high level of confidence. This course will equip you for approaching above listed professional examinations with confidence as well hand real life problems with clarity. Happy Learning and Best Wishes!
Overview
Section 1: Basics of Costing
Lecture 1 Welcome Lecture
Lecture 2 Introduction to Basic Cost Concepts
Lecture 3 Costing, Cost Accounting and Accountancy
Lecture 4 Objectives of Cost Accounting
Lecture 5 Difference between Cost Control and Cost Reduction
Lecture 6 Scope of Cost Accounting
Lecture 7 Difference between Managment Accounting and Cost Accounting
Lecture 8 Roles and Functions of Cost and Management Accounting
Lecture 9 Users of Cost and Management Accounting Information
Lecture 10 Essentials of good cost accounting system
Lecture 11 Difference between Cost Accounting and Financial Accounting.
Lecture 12 Installation of Cost Accounting System
Lecture 13 Impact of Information Technology on Cost Accounting
Lecture 14 What are Cost Objects?
Lecture 15 What are Cost Drivers?
Lecture 16 Responsibility Centres
Lecture 17 What are Cost Units?
Lecture 18 Limitations of Cost Accounting
Lecture 19 Classification of cost based on Nature or Element
Lecture 20 Functional Classification of Cost
Lecture 21 Cost classification based on Variability / Behaviour
Lecture 22 Cost classifcation based on Controllability
Lecture 23 Cost classification based on Normality
Lecture 24 Cost Classifications
Lecture 25 Cost classification based on Time Period
Lecture 26 Cost classifications based on Behaviour
Lecture 27 Committed Fixed Cost and Discretionary Fixed Cost
Lecture 28 Cost classification on the basis of element
Lecture 29 Cost classification based on Relationship
Lecture 30 cost classification based on controllability
Lecture 31 Cost classification based on Normality
Lecture 32 cost classification based on attributability
Lecture 33 Cost classification based on relevance to decision making
Lecture 34 cost classification on the basis of cause and effect relationship
Lecture 35 cost classification on the basis of payment
Lecture 36 cost classification on the basis of function
Lecture 37 What is Opportunity Cost?
Lecture 38 cost sheet introduction
Lecture 39 cost classifcation for cost sheet
Lecture 40 Simple cost sheet
Lecture 41 Comprehensive cost sheet
Lecture 42 Cost Sheet Case Study 1
Lecture 43 Cost Sheet Case Study 2
Lecture 44 Cost Sheet Case Study 3
Lecture 45 Cost Sheet Case Study 4
Lecture 46 Cost Sheet Case Study 5
Lecture 47 Cost Sheet Case Study 6 Simultaneous Equation
Lecture 48 Cost Sheet Case Study 7 Find Selling Price per unit
Lecture 49 Practice Problems - Cost Sheet - Case study
Lecture 50 Practice Problems Cost Sheet - Case study
Section 2: Material Costing
Lecture 51 Introduction to Material Costing
Lecture 52 objectives of material cost controlling
Lecture 53 Requirements of Material cost control
Lecture 54 elements of material cost control
Lecture 55 techniques of material cost control
Lecture 56 Decision making in material purchases
Lecture 57 Material purchase procedure
Lecture 58 supplier selection procedure
Lecture 59 Supplier payment procedure
Lecture 60 Just in Time Purchases
Lecture 61 ABC Analysis
Lecture 62 ABC Analysis Case Study 1
Lecture 63 ABC Analysis Case Study 2
Lecture 64 Valuation of Material Receipts
Lecture 65 Valuation of Material Case Study 1
Lecture 66 Valuation of Material Case Study 2
Lecture 67 Why Storeage of Materials are important and what are Duties of Store Keeper?
Lecture 68 What are Bin Cards?
Lecture 69 What are Stock Control Cards?
Lecture 70 What are Stores Ledgers?
Lecture 71 Difference between Bin Card and Stores Ledger
Lecture 72 Inventory Control
Lecture 73 Settting of Various Stock Levels
Lecture 74 Re-Order Quantity
Lecture 75 Re-Order Level
Lecture 76 Calculation of EOQ Case Study 3
Lecture 77 Calculation of EOQ and Total Variable Cost Case Study 4
Lecture 78 Evaluation of Exisiting Policy and EOQ Case Study 5
Lecture 79 Evaluation of Discount Offer and EOQ Case Study 6
Lecture 80 Calculation of EOQ Case Study 7
Lecture 81 Calculation of Stock Levels Case Study 8
Lecture 82 Calculation of Stock Levels Case Study 9
Lecture 83 Evaluation of Discount Offer and EOQ Case Study 10
Lecture 84 Calculation of Stock Levels and Danger Level Case Study 11
Lecture 85 Techniques of Inventory Control
Lecture 86 ABC Analysis
Lecture 87 Two Bin System
Lecture 88 Estabishment of System of Budgets
Lecture 89 Other Techniques of Inventory Control
Lecture 90 Application of ABC Inventory Control System Case Study 12
Lecture 91 Application of ABC Inventory Control System Case Study 13
Lecture 92 Case Study - Calculate Sales, SP/Unit and Margin of Safety Sales
Lecture 93 Case Study - Calculate Sales Volume and Margin of Safety
Lecture 94 Case Study - Computation of Break Even Point
Lecture 95 Case Study - Calculate Sales Revenue required to achieve Quarterly Profit
Lecture 96 Case Study - Break Even Point in Units
Lecture 97 Case Study PV Ratio, Fixed Cost and Sales required to earn a given profit
Lecture 98 Case Study Break Even Sales, PV Ratio , Units to be sold for achieving given EBI
Lecture 99 What if First in First Out Method?
Lecture 100 Practice Problems - EOQ- Case Study
Lecture 101 Practice Problems -EOQ Using Wilson's Formula
Lecture 102 Practice Problems Evalution of Material cost of Two Sources
Section 3: Labour Costing
Lecture 103 Introduction to Labour Costing
Lecture 104 Difference between Direct and Indirect Labour Cost
Lecture 105 Labour Cost Control
Lecture 106 Roles of Departments in Controlling Labour Cost
Lecture 107 Factors Controlling Labour Cost
Lecture 108 Collection of Labour Cost
Lecture 109 Time Keeping
Lecture 110 Traditional Methods of Time Keeping
Lecture 111 Mechanical Time Keeping
Lecture 112 Requisites of Good Time Keeping System
Lecture 113 Time Booking
Lecture 114 Reconciliation Gate Card and Job Card
Lecture 115 Objectives of Time Keeping
Lecture 116 Payroll Procedure
Lecture 117 Idle Time
Lecture 118 Case study 1 on Idle Time & Effective Working Hours
Lecture 119 Case Study 2 on Idle Time & Effective Working Hours
Lecture 120 Overtime Premium
Lecture 121 Effects of OT on Productivity
Lecture 122 Steps for Controlling Overtime
Lecture 123 Labour Turnover
Lecture 124 Labour turnover due to new recruitment
Lecture 125 Causes of Labour Turnover
Lecture 126 Effects of Labour Turnover
Lecture 127 Steps available for minimising labour turnover
Lecture 128 Pratice problem -Treatmnet of Idle Time Cost & Overtime Premium
Lecture 129 Pratice Problem - Treatmnet of Overtime Premium
Lecture 130 Labour Costing Practice Problem 3
Lecture 131 Labour Costing Practice Problem 4
Lecture 132 Labour Costing Practice Problem 5
Section 4: Overheads Costing
Lecture 133 Introduction to Overheads Costing
Lecture 134 What are Overheads?
Lecture 135 Overheads Classification
Lecture 136 Overhead by Functions
Lecture 137 Overheads by Nature
Lecture 138 Overheads by Element
Lecture 139 Overheads by Controllability
Lecture 140 Advantages of classification of fixed and variable expenses
Lecture 141 Accounting and Cotnrol of Manufacturing Overheads
Lecture 142 Steps in estimating and absorbing overheads
Lecture 143 Allocation and Apportionment
Lecture 144 Apportionment Methods of Common Expenses
Lecture 145 Bases of Apportioning Overheads
Lecture 146 Reapportionment of Service Department Overheads
Lecture 147 Case Study on Direct Distribution Method
Lecture 148 Case Study Step Method
Lecture 149 Case Study Simultaneous Equation Method
Lecture 150 Case Study Repeated Distribution Method
Lecture 151 Case Study Trial and Error Method
Lecture 152 Case Study Re-apportionment of Cost under Repeated Distribution Method
Lecture 153 Case Study Re-apportionment of Cost under Step Method or Step Ladder Method
Lecture 154 Step Method or Non Reciprocal Method
Lecture 155 Reciprocal Services Method
Lecture 156 Methods of Absorbing Overheads to various products or jobs
Lecture 157 Percentage of Direct Materials and Prime Cost Method
Lecture 158 Percentage of Direct Labour Cost Method
Lecture 159 Labour Hour Rate Method
Lecture 160 Machine Hour Rate Method
Lecture 161 Types of Overhead Rates
Lecture 162 Case Study on Predetermined Overhead Rate & Performance Report
Lecture 163 Case Study on Machine Hour Rate
Lecture 164 Treatment of Under absorbed & Over absorbed Overheads
Lecture 165 Case Study Under Absorbed Overheads
Lecture 166 Direct Redistribution Method - Case Study
Lecture 167 Non Reciprocal Method - Case Study
Lecture 168 Practice Problems Overhead - Trial and Error Method Case Study
Section 5: Standard Costing Techniques
Lecture 169 Introduction to Standard Costing Techniques
Lecture 170 Standardd Cost Definition
Lecture 171 Setting up of Standard Cost
Lecture 172 Standard Costing Definition
Lecture 173 Physical Standards
Lecture 174 Material Quantity Standards
Lecture 175 Labour Time Standards
Lecture 176 Overhead Standards
Lecture 177 Problems in setting physical standards
Lecture 178 Types of Standards
Lecture 179 Need for Standard Costing
Lecture 180 Advantages of Standard Costing
Lecture 181 Process of Setting Standards
Lecture 182 Types of Variances
Section 6: Standard Costing Variances
Lecture 183 Introduction to Standard Costing Variances
Lecture 184 Material Cost Variance
Lecture 185 Material Price Variance
Lecture 186 Material Usage Variance
Lecture 187 CS Material Cost Variance
Lecture 188 Comprehensive Case Study on Material Cost Variance
Lecture 189 MCV more than one material
Lecture 190 Comprehensive Case Study MCV
Lecture 191 Labour Cost Variance
Lecture 192 Labour Rate Variance
Lecture 193 Labour Efficiency Variance
Lecture 194 Case Study Labour Cost Variance
Lecture 195 Comprehensive Case Study LCV
Lecture 196 Overhead Cost Variance
Lecture 197 Production Volume Variance
Lecture 198 Overhead Expenses Variances
Lecture 199 Variable Overhead Cost Variance
Lecture 200 Variable Overhead Cost Variance - Case Study
Lecture 201 Fixed Overhead Cost Variance - Part 1
Lecture 202 Fixed Overhead Cost Variance - Part 2
Lecture 203 Fixed Overhead Cost Variance - Part 3
Lecture 204 Case Study - Fixed Overhead Cost Variances
Lecture 205 Case Study 2 - Fixed Overhead Cost Variances
Lecture 206 Comprehensive Case Study - Fixed & Variable Overhead Variance
Section 7: Operating Costing
Lecture 207 Introduction to Operating Costing
Lecture 208 Case Study - Composite Units
Lecture 209 Case study bus fare
Lecture 210 Case Study Cost per absolute ton km
Lecture 211 Cost Sheet under Operating Costing
Lecture 212 Case Study evaluation of facilities
Lecture 213 Costing for Transport Services Case Study
Lecture 214 Costing for Financial Institutions - Case Study
Lecture 215 Costing for Power Houses - Case Study
Lecture 216 Costing for Hotels and Lodges Case 2
Section 8: Process & Operating Costing
Lecture 217 What is Process Costing?
Lecture 218 Basic features of Process Costing
Lecture 219 Process Costing Procedure
Lecture 220 Operation Costing
Lecture 221 Case 1 Process Costing
Lecture 222 Treatment of Normal Process Loss
Lecture 223 Treatment of AbNormal Process Loss
Lecture 224 Treatment of AbNormal Process Gain
Lecture 225 Case 2 Process costing with Normal Loss, Abnormal Loss & Gain
Lecture 226 WIP Valuation & Equivalent Producton
Lecture 227 Equivalent Producton & Computation Steps
Lecture 228 Equivalent Producton- Case study
Lecture 229 Equivalent Producton- Case study-2
Lecture 230 Equivalent Producton Units Computation
Lecture 231 Equivalent Producton (Subsequent Process - FIFO)
Lecture 232 Equivalent Producton (First Process - FIFO)
Lecture 233 Average Cost Method
Lecture 234 Equivalent Producton - Average Cost Case study
Section 9: Budget and Budgetary Control
Lecture 235 Budget and Budgetary Control
Lecture 236 Characteristics of Budget
Lecture 237 Objectives of Budgeting
Lecture 238 Meaning of Budgetary Control and its Salient Features
Lecture 239 Objectives of Budgetary Control System
Lecture 240 Working of Budgetary Control System and responsibilities of Budget Officer
Lecture 241 Advantages and Limitations of Budgetary Control
Lecture 242 Components of Budgetary Control System
Lecture 243 Preparation of Budgets
Lecture 244 Different Types of Budgets
Lecture 245 Fixed Budgets
Lecture 246 Flexible Budget, features, merits and demerits
Lecture 247 Suitability for Flexible Budget
Lecture 248 Difference bettwen Fixed and Flexible Budget
Lecture 249 Case 1 Flexible Budget Recovery Rate per Hour
Lecture 250 Case 2 Flexible Budget (Total Cost Budget)
Lecture 251 Case 3 Flexible Budget and Deviation from Planned Budget
Lecture 252 Case 4 Flexible Budget under Incremental Price
Section 10: Marginal Costing
Lecture 253 Introduction to Marginal Costing
Lecture 254 Direct Costing
Lecture 255 Difference between Marginal Costing and Direct Costing
Lecture 256 Differential Cost
Lecture 257 Difference between Marginal and Differential Costing
Lecture 258 Difference between Variable and Fixed Cost
Lecture 259 Semi Variable Cost
Lecture 260 Marginal Cost Sheet Format
Lecture 261 Marginal Cost Equation
Lecture 262 Absorption Costing Format
Lecture 263 Difference between Marginal Costing and Absorption Costing
Lecture 264 Contribution
Lecture 265 Profit or loss and Contribution
Lecture 266 Decision making Indicators of Marginal Costing
Lecture 267 PV Ratio
Lecture 268 Indifference Point
Lecture 269 Difference between Indifference Point and Break Even Point
Lecture 270 Shut Down Point
Lecture 271 Case Study on Segregation of Fixed and Variable Cost
Lecture 272 Case Study Break Even Point
Lecture 273 Case Study on Computation of Sales for Desired Profits
Lecture 274 Case Study on Profit Volume Ratio and Break Even Point
Lecture 275 Computation of Price Volume Ratio and BEP
Lecture 276 Case Study Marginal Costing Basic Computations
Lecture 277 Case Study Profit Volume Ratio and BEP
Lecture 278 Finding Fixed Cost, PVR and Sales
Lecture 279 Marginal Cost Sheet and VC Interpretation
Lecture 280 Practice Problems Break Even Point Case Study
Lecture 281 Practice Problems Evaluation of Material cost of Two Sources
Lecture 282 Practice Problems Marginal Costing Case Study
Section 11: Contract Costing
Lecture 283 Contract Costing - Meaning and Features
Lecture 284 Recording of Contract Costs
Lecture 285 Meaning of Terms used in Contract Costing
Lecture 286 Computation of Estimated Profit Case Study 1
Lecture 287 Profit / Loss on Incomplete Contracts
Lecture 288 Cost Plus Contract
Lecture 289 Preparation of Contract Account Case Study 2
Lecture 290 Preparation of Contract Account Case Study 3
Lecture 291 Comprehensive Case Study on Contract Account
Lecture 292 Computation of Estimated Profit under various methods Case Study 4
Lecture 293 Calculation of admissible Escalation Claim Case Study 5
Lecture 294 Preparation of Contract Account and Calculation of Estimated Profit Case Study 6
Section 12: Joint Products & By Products
Lecture 295 What are Joint Products and By-Products?
Lecture 296 Meaning of Joint Products and By Products
Lecture 297 Apportionment of Joint Costs
Lecture 298 Methods of Apportioning Joint Cost over Joint Products
Lecture 299 Physical Unit Method of apportioning joint cost over joint products
Lecture 300 Case 1 Physical Unit Method
Lecture 301 Average Unit Cost Method
Lecture 302 Case 2 Average Unit Cost Method for Apportionment of Joint Cost
Lecture 303 Survey Method for Apportionment of Joint Cost
Lecture 304 Contribution Margin Method for Apportionment of Joint Cost
Lecture 305 Case 3 Contribution Margin Method for Apportionment of Joint Cost
Lecture 306 Market Value Method for Apportionment of Joint Cost
Lecture 307 Case 4 Apportionment of Joint Cost under different methods
Lecture 308 Methods of Apportioning Joint Cost over By Products
Lecture 309 Treatment of By Products Cost in Cost Accounting
Lecture 310 Case 5 Preparation of Income forecast statement and suggest production plan
Section 13: Non Integrated Accounts
Lecture 311 Introduction to Non Integrated Accounts
Lecture 312 Important Ledgers under Non Integrated Accounting in Cost Department
Lecture 313 Principal Accounts under Non Integrated Accounting Part I
Lecture 314 Principal Accounts under Non Integrated Accounting Part 2
Lecture 315 Scheme of Accounting Entries under Non Integrated Accounting Part 1
Lecture 316 Scheme of Accounting Entries under Non Integrated Accounting Part 2
Lecture 317 Case 1 Non Integrated Accounts Journal Entries, Ledger and Trial Balance
Lecture 318 Case 2 Preparation of condensed P&L Statement and supporting schedules
Lecture 319 Case 3 Preparation of Ledger as per Integrated Accounting System
Lecture 320 Integral Accounting System and its Advantages
Lecture 321 Essential Pre-requisites for Integral Accounting System
Lecture 322 Features of Integral Accounting System
Lecture 323 Case 4 Journal Entries under Integrated Accounting System
Lecture 324 Case 5 Journal Entries under Integrated Accounting System
Lecture 325 Case 6 Ledger and Trial Balance under Integrated Accounting System
Lecture 326 Reconciliation of Cost and Financial Accounts
Lecture 327 Items included in Financial Accounts but not in Cost Accounts and Vice Versa
Lecture 328 Procedure for reconciliation & circumstances when reconciliation can be avoided
Lecture 329 Case 7 Calculation of Profit as per Cost and Financial Accounts & Reconciliation
Lecture 330 Case 8 Calculation of Profit as per Cost and Financial Accounts & Reconciliation
Section 14: Job Costing and Batch Costing
Lecture 331 Methods of Costing
Lecture 332 Meaning of Job Costing
Lecture 333 Principles and Process of Job Costing
Lecture 334 Suitability of Job Costing
Lecture 335 Format of Job Cost Sheet
Lecture 336 Difference between Job Costing and Process Costing
Lecture 337 Accounting for Materials - (Procedure for Job Costing)
Lecture 338 Accounting for Labour - (Procedure for Job Costing)
Lecture 339 Accounting for Overheads - (Procedure for Job Costing)
Lecture 340 Treatment of Spoiled and Defective Work - (Procedure for Job Costing)
Lecture 341 Entries in Control Accounts
Lecture 342 Case 1 Journal Entries in Cost Accounting
Lecture 343 Case 2 Preparation of Job Cost Sheet
Lecture 344 Case 3 Preparation of Factory Cost Statement and Invoice Price of Job
Lecture 345 Meaning of Batch Costing
Lecture 346 Case 4 Calculation of Cost and Profit per piece of each batch
Lecture 347 Case 5 Preparation of Statement of Cost under Batch Costing
Lecture 348 Economic Batch Quantity
Lecture 349 Case 6 Determination of Economic Batch Quantity
Lecture 350 Case 7 Calculation of EBQ and Minimum Inventory Holding Cost
Lecture 351 What is Job Costing & Batch Costing
Lecture 352 Time of Stamping of Documents
Lecture 353 Economic Batch Quantity case study 1
Lecture 354 Economic Batch Quantity case study 2
Lecture 355 Economic Batch Quantity case study 3
Lecture 356 Batch Costing - Computation of Selling price per batch - Case Study
Lecture 357 Batch Costing - Computation of Selling price per batch - Case Study
Section 15: ABC Costing
Lecture 358 Introduction to Activity Based Costing
Lecture 359 Factors for development of ABC & its Suitability
Lecture 360 Meaning and Defintion of ABC
Lecture 361 Activity Based Costing & Traditional Absorption Costing Case Study 1
Lecture 362 Activity Based Costing Case Study 2
Lecture 363 Cost Allocation under Traditional Costing & Activity Based Costing
Lecture 364 Activity Based Costing Case Study 3
Lecture 365 Activity Based Costing Case Study 4
Section 16: FINAL SECTION
Lecture 366 Bonus Lecture
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