Course Content
Tuition – Week 1
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07:57
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Cost accounting – Costing methods and absorption costing
17:11 -
Cost accounting – ABC costing
27:24 -
Cost accounting – Throughput accounting
31:44 -
Cost accounting – Target costing
38:25 -
Cost accounting – Life cycle costing
26:27 -
Cost accounting – EMA
17:32
Tuition – Week 2
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Decision making – CVP with single product
20:34 -
Decision making – CVP with multiple product
22:09 -
Decision making – CVP limitations
02:56 -
Section C – Health Nuts Co
39:46 -
Decision making – Planning with one limiting factor
10:50 -
Decision making – Planning with several limiting factor
24:51 -
Decision making – Slack resources and shadow prices
14:37 -
Decision making – Limiting factor analysis assumptions
04:43 -
Section C question – Limiting factor analysis
21:55 -
Decision-making – Pricing objectives and types
05:46 -
Decision-making – Cost plus pricing
08:46 -
Decision-making – Demand based pricing
11:56 -
Decision-making – Optimum price calculation
12:30 -
Decision-making – Tabular approach of pricing
11:02 -
Decision-making – Different pricing strategies
17:54
Tuition – Week 3
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Decision-making – Relevant costing basics and opportunity cost
27:28 -
Decision-making – Relevant cost of materials, labour and NCA
22:05 -
Decision-making – One off contracts
17:01 -
Decision-making – Make or buy decisions
25:58 -
Decision-making – Shut down decision
10:19 -
Decision-making – Further processing decision
11:41 -
Decision-making – Risk and uncertainty
07:29 -
Decision-making – Sensitivity analysis
10:53 -
Decision-making – Simulation model
09:55 -
Decision-making – Market research
08:16 -
Decision-making – Payoff tables,maximax, maximin,minimax regret, EV, VPI
24:06 -
Decision-making – Decision trees
11:51 -
Section C – Keytone
20:17
Tuition – Week 4
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Budgeting – Budgeting introduction, process
15:56 -
Budgeting – Top down and bottom-up
12:11 -
Budgeting – Fixed, flexed and flexible budgeting
22:17 -
Budgeting – Incremental budgeting
09:34 -
Budgeting – Zero based budgeting
14:14 -
Budgeting – Rolling budgets
08:17 -
Budgeting – Activity based budgeting
07:54 -
Budgeting – Feedforward and feedback controls
06:08 -
Budgeting – Beyond budgeting
10:00 -
Budgeting – Changing budgetary systems
09:48 -
Budgeting – High-low techniques
04:49 -
Budgeting – Linear regression
09:53 -
Budgeting – Correlation
09:38 -
Budgeting – Time series analysis
07:02 -
Budgeting – Learning curve
30:56 -
Budgeting – Section C – Static Co
40:40
Tuition – Week 5
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Variance analysis – Standard costing and types of standards
09:58 -
Variance analysis – The use of standard costing and problems
07:50 -
Variance analysis – Basic variance analysis
21:30 -
Variance analysis – Operating statement
15:29 -
Variance analysis – Idle time variance and investigation
04:51 -
Variance analysis – Planning + operational variances
22:56 -
Variance analysis – Material mix + yield variance
21:31 -
Variance analysis – Sales mix + quantity variance
16:02 -
Section C – Bedco – Variance analysis
21:21 -
Information technology – Data and information
07:13 -
Information technology – Role and cost of information systems
08:18 -
Information technology – Sources and uses of management accounting information
05:18 -
Information technology – Security of confidential information
09:33 -
Information technology – Transaction processing system(TPS)
09:39 -
Information technology – Management information system(MIS)
03:53 -
Information technology – Executive information system(EIS)
01:44 -
Information technology – Enterprise resource planning system (ERPS)
08:37 -
Information technology – Customer relationship management(CRM)
07:08 -
Information technology – Big Data
15:19 -
Information technology – Big Data benefits
05:36 -
Information technology – DIWK
04:47
Tuition – Week 6
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Performance measurement – Introduction
06:22 -
Performance measurement – Profitability analysis
21:37 -
Performance measurement – Liquidity analysis
06:23 -
Performance measurement – Risk analysis
07:22 -
Performance measurement – Problems with ratio analysis
06:17 -
Performance measurement – Non financial performance indicators
05:03 -
Performance measurement – Balanced scorecard
15:56 -
Performance measurement – Building block model
18:46 -
Performance measurement – Divisionalization
12:39 -
Performance measurement – Divisional performance measurement (ROI)
18:28 -
Performance measurement – Divisional performance measurement (RI)
07:53 -
Performance measurement – Transfer pricing
33:20 -
Performance measurement – Not for profit entities and 3E
08:51 -
Section C – Flag and Budget Co
49:24
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Instructors

Ish joyi: KPMG
Lavozimi: Moliyaviy konsultant
Mirafzal Rakhmonov nafaqat ACCA fani bo'yicha o'qituvchi, balki amaliyotda 4 yillik tajribaga ham ega. Xususan, u Action Group va Asl Kimyo korxonalarida Moliyaviy nazoratchi hamda xalqaro The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) kompaniyasida ham bir muddat tajriba orttirgan mutaxassis.
Mirafzal F2, F5, F9 fanlarini nafaqat o'qituvchi sifatida o'qitib keladi, balki o'z faoliyatida amaliy tarzda qo'llab boradi. Mirafzal Rakhmonov amaliyot va nazariyani bog'lash ustida ish olib boradigan markazimiz o'qituvchilaridan biri hisoblanadi.
ACCA: Member
O'quvchilarining imtihondan o'tish foiz (oxirgi 5 session): 73%
Top 5 o'quvchisi: 97, 88, 88, 86, 83
Top Achiever o'quvchilari: 9 TA (F5, F9)
Diploma in Accounting and Business EPSM Certificate of Achievement Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business Average Tutor score after 9 exams - 75.0
F9(FM) - Top Achiever Central Asia (12th in the world)
F6(TX) - Top Achiever in Central Asia (25th in the world)
P5(APM) - Top Achiever in Central Asia (22th in the world)
- Intermediate
- 22
- March 7, 2025
- Certificate of completion





