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Bank Audit A Complete Study

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Bank Audit A Complete Study
Last updated 6/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.19 GB | Duration: 11h 28m

One Shot Course to Learn Bank Audit


What you'll learn
Legal Framework for Bank Audit
How to approach Bank Audit

Requirements
Basic knowledge of Auditing

Description
What is a Bank audit?It is a procedure performed by an auditor appointed by RBI and ICAI to verify the financial statements of the banking institutions and to verify whether the bank is complying with the applicable regulatory framework or not.It is not something which you will regularly undertake all the days of a year. Instead, for most of the auditors and audit firms, it's a one-time exercise in a year and as a result, knowledge level on the critical areas for most of the auditors will be limited.So, several auditors and audit firms have to update themselves with the latest guidelines and provisions applicable by attending various seminars and by reading various publications. However, many have felt the need for a one-shot course on Bank Audit and they wanted it to be handy, available in an app or website so they can prepare themselves for the audit upfront and during the course of the audit, they can refer to guidance materials.All their wishes are going to materialize with this course!Welcome to your course Bank Audit A Complete StudyIn this course, you will get to learn about1) What is Bank Audit?2) Who is eligible for Bank Audit?3) How to Approach a Bank Audit?4) How Auditors are appointed for Banking Companies?5) How to conduct an audit of a bank?6) Advances7) Fund Based Working Capital Facility (Concepts & Case Studies)8) Non - Fund Based Working Capital Facilities9) Term Loan (Concepts & Case Studies)10) Mode OF Creation Of Security11) Non-Performing Asset12) Income Recognition13) Willful Defaulter14) Audit of Advances15) Consortium Advances16) Audit of Revenue Items17) Audit of Expenses18) Verification of Cash Balance19) Verification of Cash Balance20) Verification of Investments21) Verification of Bills Purchased / Discounted22) Fixed Asset & Other Assets VerificationThis course is structured in a self-paced learning style. Requesting you to use your headphones for a better learning experience. Also, keep a notepad & pen alongside to take keynotes.See you inside the course!Note: This course is prepared based on audit guidelines applicable to Banks India.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Different types of Bank
Lecture 3 RBI - Responsibilities & Functions
Lecture 4 Bank Audit Reports issued by Central Statutory Auditors
Lecture 5 Glimpse of Banking Accounting System
Lecture 6 Bank Audit Approach
Section 2: Selection of Auditor for Public & Private Sector Banks
Lecture 7 Selection of Auditor for Public Sector Bank
Lecture 8 Eligibility Norms for empanelment of audit firms as statutory auditors of Public
Lecture 9 Procedure for Appointment of Auditor for Banking Company
Section 3: How to conduct audit of bank
Lecture 10 How to conduct audit of bank or its branches - Part 1
Lecture 11 How to conduct audit of bank or its branches - Part 2
Lecture 12 How to conduct audit of bank or its branches - Part 3
Lecture 13 How to conduct audit of bank or its branches - Part 4
Lecture 14 How to conduct audit of bank or its branches - Part 5
Section 4: Advances
Lecture 15 What are Advances?
Lecture 16 Classificiation of Advances
Section 5: Fund Based Working Capital Facility (Concepts & Case Studies)
Lecture 17 Working Capital Loans
Lecture 18 Working Capital Cycle
Lecture 19 Tandon Committee Recommendations on Working Capital Assessment
Lecture 20 Working Capital Assessment as per Nayak Committee
Lecture 21 Review of Assessed Bank Finance
Lecture 22 Working Capital Cycle Analysis
Lecture 23 Understanding Cash Credit
Lecture 24 Cash Credit Example
Lecture 25 Cash Credit
Lecture 26 Assessment of Cash Credit - ABF Method
Lecture 27 Assessment of Cash Credit - Conservative Method
Lecture 28 Drawing Power Computation from Stock Statement
Lecture 29 Assessment of CC Book Debts
Section 6: Non - Fund Based Working Capital Facilities
Lecture 30 What and Why of Non Fund Based Credit Facilities?
Lecture 31 Letter of Credit
Lecture 32 Documents involved in Letter of Credit
Lecture 33 Types of Letter of Credit
Lecture 34 General aspects related to LC
Lecture 35 Assessment of Letter of Credit
Lecture 36 What is Bank Guarantee?
Lecture 37 Types of Bank Guarantee
Lecture 38 Bid Bond Guarantee
Lecture 39 Advance Payment Guarantee
Lecture 40 Appraisal and Assessment o BG Limits
Lecture 41 Maintenance bond / guarantee
Lecture 42 What is Retention Money Guarantee?
Lecture 43 What is Advance payment Guarantee?
Section 7: Term Loan (Concepts & Case Studies)
Lecture 44 Term Loan Appraisal By Banks
Lecture 45 Term Loan - Nature of Project
Lecture 46 What is TEV Study?
Lecture 47 Technical Viability of Project
Lecture 48 Financial Viability of Project
Lecture 49 Economic Viability of Project
Lecture 50 Commercial Viability of Project
Lecture 51 Managerial aspects of Project
Lecture 52 Compliance aspects of Project
Lecture 53 Cost of Project and Means of Finance under Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 54 Land Cost and related inputs under cost of Project - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 55 Building Cost and related inputs under cost of Project -Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 56 Plant and Machinery Cost and related inputs under cost of Project -Term Loan App
Lecture 57 Technical Know how and related inputs under cost of Project -Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 58 Preliminary Expenses and related inputs under cost of Project -Term Loan Apprais
Lecture 59 Pre-operative Expenses and related inputs under cost of Project -Term Loan Appra
Lecture 60 Provision for Contingencies and related inputs under cost of Project -Term Loan
Lecture 61 Working Capital Margin and related inputs under cost of Project -Term Loan Appra
Lecture 62 General aspects related to estimation of Cost of Project - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 63 Introduction of Sources of Finance - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 64 Share Capital as source of Finance - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 65 Internal Accruals as source of Finance - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 66 Subsidies as source of Finance - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 67 Debenture as source of Finance - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 68 Term Loan as source of Finance - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 69 Unsecured Loans as source of Finance - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 70 Project Implementation Schedule
Lecture 71 Production Factors - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 72 Manufacturing Process - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 73 Other Production Factors - Term Loan Appraisal
Lecture 74 DSCR Computation in Term Loan
Lecture 75 Analysis of DSCR (Gross Average & Net Average)
Lecture 76 Analysis of DSCR 2 (Gross Average & Net Average)
Lecture 77 Term Loan Eligibility Calculation
Lecture 78 FOIR Computation in Term Loan
Lecture 79 Project Viability - Case Study
Section 8: Mode OF Creation Of Security
Lecture 80 Introduction to Charges
Lecture 81 What is Charge and its purpose?
Lecture 82 What are the Features of Charge?
Lecture 83 What are the Types of Security?
Lecture 84 What do we mean by Lien?
Lecture 85 What is Particular Lien?
Lecture 86 What is General Lien?
Lecture 87 What is Negative Lien?
Lecture 88 Right of Set Off for Bankers
Section 9: Non Performing Asset
Lecture 89 Introduction to NPA Management
Lecture 90 Credit Monitoring
Lecture 91 NPA Reasons - Business Cycle
Lecture 92 NPA Reasons - Ambitious Cash Flow Projection
Lecture 93 NPA Reasons - Diversion of Funds
Lecture 94 NPA Reasons - Misuse of Funds
Lecture 95 NPA Reasons - Over dependence on Loan & Pledge of Shares
Lecture 96 NPA Reasons - Expansion & Wilful Default
Lecture 97 NPA Reasons - Misselling & Inadequate Credit
Lecture 98 NPA Management Policy - Introduction
Lecture 99 NPA - Trigger by SMA
Lecture 100 NPA - Monitoring Plans, OTS, Write Off
Lecture 101 Non Performing Asset ?
Lecture 102 What is Out of Order Account?
Lecture 103 Sick Units
Lecture 104 Procedure for rehabilitation of sick companies under bankruptcy code
Lecture 105 MSME Sick Units
Section 10: Income Recognition
Lecture 106 Income Recognition Policy for NPA
Lecture 107 Asset Classification
Lecture 108 Guidelines for NPA Classification - Part 1
Lecture 109 Guidelines for NPA Classification - Part 2
Lecture 110 Guidelines for NPA Classification - Part 3
Lecture 111 NPA Classification for loans under Consortium
Lecture 112 NPA Classification for Projects under Implementation
Lecture 113 Project Loans for Infrastructure Sector - NPA Norms
Lecture 114 Project Loans for Non-Infrastructure Sector - NPA Norms
Lecture 115 Project Loans for Commercial Real Estate - NPA Norms
Lecture 116 Other Issues in Project Loans
Lecture 117 Income Recognition on Project Loans
Lecture 118 NPA Provisioning Norms
Section 11: Willful Defaulter
Lecture 119 Who is Willfull Defaulter in Banking Context?
Lecture 120 What is Diversion of Funds in Banking Context?
Lecture 121 What is Siphoning of Funds in Banking Context?
Lecture 122 What are the penal measures for Wilful Default?
Lecture 123 Mechanism for identification of Wilful Defaulters
Section 12: Audit of Advances
Lecture 124 Audit of Advances
Lecture 125 Evaluaiton of Internal Control over Advances
Lecture 126 Accounts with erosion in Value of Security
Section 13: Consortium Advances
Lecture 127 Advances under Consortium
Lecture 128 Drawing Power Allocation in Consortium Cash Credit Account
Section 14: Audit of Revenue Items
Lecture 129 Introduction to Audit of Revenue Items
Lecture 130 Audit Approach & Procedures related to Revenue Items
Lecture 131 Reversal of Income
Lecture 132 Income from Investments
Section 15: Audit of Expenses
Lecture 133 Introduction to Audit of Expenses
Lecture 134 Interest Expenses: Audit Approach & Procedures
Lecture 135 Audit Approach for Operating Expenses
Lecture 136 Audit Approach for Provisions and Contingencies
Section 16: Verification of Cash Balance
Lecture 137 Verification of Cash Balance - Part 1
Lecture 138 Verification of Cash Balance - Part 2
Lecture 139 Balance with RBI / SBI / Other Banks - Part 1
Lecture 140 Balance with RBI / SBI / Other Banks - Part 2
Section 17: Verification of Cash Balance
Lecture 141 Money @ Call & Short Notice
Section 18: Verification of Investments
Lecture 142 Investments
Section 19: Verification of Bills Purchased / Discounted
Lecture 143 Bills Purchased & Discounted
Section 20: Miscellaneous Areas
Lecture 144 Miscellaneous Matters related to Advances
Lecture 145 Drawing Power related issues
Section 21: Fixed Asset & Other Assets Verification
Lecture 146 Fixed Asset Verification
Lecture 147 Balance Sheet Disclosure
Lecture 148 Other Assets
Lecture 149 Audit Approach for Fixed Assets
Lecture 150 Audit Approach for Premises
Lecture 151 Audit Approach for Other Fixed Assets
Lecture 152 Impairment of Assets
Lecture 153 Interest Accrued
Lecture 154 Tax paid in advance & deducted at sources
Lecture 155 Stationery & Stamps
Lecture 156 Non-Banking Assets acquired in Satisfaction of Claims
Lecture 157 Non-Interest Bearing Staff Advances
Lecture 158 Security Deposits
Lecture 159 Suspense Account
Section 22: Borrowings & Deposits
Lecture 160 Borrowings
Lecture 161 Deposits
Lecture 162 Demand Deposits
Lecture 163 Term Deposits
Lecture 164 Recurring Deposits
Lecture 165 Cash Certificate and Certificate of Deposit
Section 23: Last Section
Lecture 166 Bonus Lecture
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Learn Programming in Go (golang): A Rich Guide for Beginners

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Learn Programming in Go (golang): A Rich Guide for Beginners
Published 08/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 300 lectures (42h 26m) | Size: 31.5 GB

A comprehensive introduction to Google's Go programming language (golang) for beginners & intermediate programmers



What you'll learn
Syntax, notation, taxonomy and special "vocabulary" used by and for Go
Basic concepts of programming in Go, such as control structures, control flow, loops, and conditional branching
Characteristics and differences of Go to more "conservative" programming languages such as C, C++ and Java
Handling of variables, types, functions (and their signatures), (variatic) parameters and passing arguments
Variables & types (simple and composite), slices & pointers, structs, etc.
Functions, Callbacks, Closures
Concurrency & Parallelization, Mutex, Atomic
Channels (directional, bidirectional), Fan in, Fan out, the "Comma OK" Idiom, Context
Error Detection, Error Handling
Code Documentation in Go
Benchmarks, Examples and Tests (BET)
Basics package and dependency management with Go modules
and much more to get a wide insight into the Go programming language and become a respectable programmer


Requirements
No previous programming experience is required to participate in this course. This course starts by teaching very basic skills and guides you step by step to become a programmer for Go
Knowledge from other programming languages such as C, C++ and Java is helpful but not mandatory.
Linux knowledge, as well as familiarity with the shell (bash) and git/github for version management can also help.
For in-depth study of the material from supplied sources, adequate knowledge of English should be brought along.
Willingness to learn, do practices and a fair amount of curiosity to figure out how things work!


Description
Join me on an exciting journey as we experience coding with Google's Go (golang) programming language. Together we will learn the basics of programming as well as the ins and outs of the Go programming language.

This course is intended as a comprehensive resource for learning programming basics an concepts in general and Google's Go (golang) programming language in particular - a comprehensive experience.

Due to its large scope, the course is equally suitable for beginners and more advanced developers and it is full of examples, quizzes, hands-on exercises, solutions to that practical exercises, and a tiny code repository -- accessible via Github.

When you sign up for this course, you have lifetime access to the course. You can learn at your own pace and return to content at any time for deeper insights or to learn additional concepts when you are ready.

This course also comes with a 100% money back guarantee.

I think this is one of the most comprehensive courses in English for learning the Go programming language.

And if for some reason the course doesn't work for you, you can get a full refund within the first 14 days*.

Sign up now!

You can get great value from this course and, more importantly, you'll have a great time learning one of the best programming languages ever - the Go programming language, the fastest growing programming language with the highest paid programmers in the US within the last years.

Go is an open-source programming language that makes it easy to develop simple, reliable, and efficient software.

Go was developed by computer science luminaries at one of the best, if not the best, software development companies ever - Google. The design and implementations are by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike and Ken Thompson.

Go is a very good choice for learning a programming language because it was developed by some of the same people who created the C programming language, Unix, and UTF-8 - some of the most influential contributions to computer science. With Go Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson created a modern programming language that can easily run on multiple processors in parallel, works smoothly in different environments, and makes it easy for programmers to write programs with a very streamlined and user-friendly syntax.

Why did Google develop a new programming language?

In Google's words, "Go was born out of frustration with existing languages and environments for systems programming. Programming had become too difficult and the choice of languages was partly to blame. One had to choose either

efficient compilation,

efficient execution, or

ease of programming;

all three were not available in the same mainstream language. Programmers who could were choosing ease over safety and efficiency by moving to dynamically typed languages such as Python and JavaScript rather than C++ or, to a lesser extent, Java. Go is an attempt to combine the ease of programming of an interpreted, dynamically typed language with the efficiency and safety of a statically typed, compiled language. It also aims to be modern, with support for networked and multicore computing.

Finally, working with Go is intended to be fast: it should take at most a few seconds to build a large executable on a single computer. To meet these goals required addressing a number of linguistic issues: an expressive but lightweight type system; concurrency and garbage collection; rigid dependency specification; and so on. These cannot be addressed well by libraries or tools; a new language was called for."

In my humble opinion, Go is the best programming language you can learn today. I've worked with a few programming languages since I was introduced to programming through BASIC in the mid-80s, and Go is by far the best-designed language I've ever used.

Join learning one of the best programming languages ever designed. You will get knowledge, ideas, concepts, inspiration, quizzes, and code samples to learn to create software and applications yourself according to your needs.

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This programming course is suitable for first-year students at the university level as well as for high school and collage students.
Also ideal for beginners who want to learn programming in Go from scratch.
Equally suitable for advanced programmers who want a thorough introduction to the Go programming language.
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Business Mathematics For Ca & Cma Foundation Exams (Part 1)

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Business Mathematics For Ca & Cma Foundation Exams (Part 1)
Last updated 10/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 9.16 GB | Duration: 17h 22m

A Complete course to understand concepts and solve mathematical problems at ease



What you'll learn
Methods, Techniques and tricks to solve math problems in Ratios
Methods, Techniques and tricks to solve math problems in Proporitons
Methods, Techniques and tricks to solve math problems in Indices

Requirements
Basic knowledge of Mathematics is required

Description
Are you a student pursuing CA Foundation / CMA Foundation?Are looking for online course in Business Mathematics presented with logical explanation of concepts & problems in simple English? Then this course is for you!Welcome to this course Business Mathematics for CA & CMA Foundation Exams (Part 1)In this course, you will learn abouta) Ratiosb) Proportionsc) Indicesd) Equationse) Arithmetic ProgressionTo have better learning experience, please follow these instructions:i) Listen to the lectures using headset.ii) Please have your note pad and pen to take note of key points and practice along with lecture flow.This course is structured in self paced learning style. All efforts have been taken to ensure adequate number of problems are covered to equip you for CA / CMA Foundation exams.You can also take this course, if you have Business Mathematics in your Graduation curriculum.See you inside the course!

Overview

Section 1: Ratios and Proportions

Lecture 1 Introduction to Ratios - Part 1

Lecture 2 Introduction to Ratios - Part 2

Lecture 3 Introduction to Proportion - Part 1

Lecture 4 Important relations derived from definiton of Proportion

Lecture 5 Ratio Problem 1

Lecture 6 Ratio Problem 2

Lecture 7 Ratio Problem 3

Lecture 8 Ratio Problem 4

Lecture 9 Ratio Problem 5

Lecture 10 Ratio Problem 6

Lecture 11 Ratio Problem 7

Lecture 12 Ratio Problem 8

Lecture 13 Proportion Problem 1

Lecture 14 Proportion Problem 2

Lecture 15 Proportion Problem 3

Lecture 16 Proportion Problem 4

Lecture 17 Proportion Problem 5

Section 2: Indices

Lecture 18 Law of Indices

Lecture 19 Basic results in Indices

Lecture 20 Indices Problem 1

Lecture 21 Indices Problem 2

Lecture 22 Indices Problem 3

Section 3: EQUATION

Lecture 23 Introduction to Equation

Lecture 24 Linear Equation Problem 1

Lecture 25 Linear Equation Problem 2

Lecture 26 Introduction to Equations

Lecture 27 Simple Equation 1

Lecture 28 Simple Equation 2 to 4

Lecture 29 Simple Equation 5 & 6

Lecture 30 Simple Equation 7

Lecture 31 Simple Equation 8

Lecture 32 Simple Equation 9

Lecture 33 Simple Equation 10

Lecture 34 Simple Equation 11

Lecture 35 Simple Equation 12

Lecture 36 Simple Equation 13

Lecture 37 Simultaneous Equation Problem 1

Lecture 38 Simultaneous Equation Problem 2

Lecture 39 Simultaneous Equation Problem 3

Lecture 40 Simultaneous Equation Problem 4

Lecture 41 Simultaneous Equation Problem 5

Lecture 42 Simultaneous Equation Problem 6

Section 4: Arithmetic Progression & Geometric Progression

Lecture 43 What is a Sequence?

Lecture 44 What is Series?

Lecture 45 What is Arithmetic Progression?

Lecture 46 What is Arithmetic Mean?

Lecture 47 How to find Sum of First 'n' Numbers?

Lecture 48 Problem 1 Sum of First 'n' numbers

Lecture 49 How to find Sum of 'n' natural numbers?

Lecture 50 How to find Sum of 'n' odd numbers and 'n' even numbers?

Lecture 51 How to find squares of first 'n' natural numbers and cubes of first 'n' natural

Lecture 52 What is Geometric Progression?

Lecture 53 AP Case Study 1

Lecture 54 AP Case Study 2

Lecture 55 AP Case Study 3

Lecture 56 AP Case Study 4

Lecture 57 AP Case Study 5

Lecture 58 GP Case Study 1

Section 5: Time Value of Money

Lecture 59 Introduction to Time Value of Money

Lecture 60 Future Value of Single Cash Flow (Simple Interest & Compound Interest)

Lecture 61 Case Studies Simple Interest (Talking Head)

Lecture 62 Concepts Related To Time Value Of Money (Talking Head)

Lecture 63 Compound Value and Interest (Talking Head)

Lecture 64 Compound Intervals (Talking Head)

Lecture 65 Compound Value Formula at frequent intervals

Lecture 66 Case Study 1 Quarterly Compounding (Talking Head)

Lecture 67 Case Study 2 Monthly Compounding (Talking Head)

Lecture 68 Case Study 3 Semi Annual Compounding (Talking Head)

Lecture 69 Case Study 4 Semi Annual Compounding (PPT Based)

Lecture 70 Rule 72 - Doubling Period

Lecture 71 Future Value of Annuity - Formula

Lecture 72 Case 1 Future Value Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 73 Case 2 Future Value of Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 74 Present Value Formula

Lecture 75 Case 1 Present Value (Talking Head)

Lecture 76 Case 2 Present Value (Talking Head)

Lecture 77 Present value of Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 78 case 1 Present value of Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 79 case 2 Present value of Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 80 case 3 Present value of Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 81 case 4 Present value of Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 82 case 5 Present value of Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 83 case 6 Present value and future value (Talking Head)

Lecture 84 case 7 Present value of Annuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 85 Present value of preptual cash flow (Talking Head)

Lecture 86 Case Study Present value of preptual cash flow (Talking Head)

Lecture 87 Present value of growing preptuity (Talking Head)

Lecture 88 Sinking fund (Talking Head)

Lecture 89 Case Study Sinking fund (Talking Head)

Lecture 90 Compound value and compound interest case study (Excel)

Lecture 91 Case study Present Value (Excel)

Lecture 92 Tables and PVIFA

Lecture 93 Equal Annual Installment(Excel)

Lecture 94 Compounding Intervals Formula

Lecture 95 Case Study of Sinking Fund

Section 6: Basics of Business Statistics

Lecture 96 Introduction

Lecture 97 History of Statistics

Lecture 98 Science of Statistics

Lecture 99 Applications of Statistics

Lecture 100 Limitations of Statistics

Lecture 101 Definition of Statistics

Lecture 102 Functions of Statistics

Lecture 103 Collection of Data

Lecture 104 Collection of Primary Data

Lecture 105 Sources of Secondary Data

Lecture 106 Presentation of Data

Lecture 107 Frequency Presentation

Section 7: Collection and Presentation of Data

Lecture 108 Mode of Presentation of Data

Lecture 109 Textual Presentation of Data

Lecture 110 Tabulation of Data

Lecture 111 Diagrammatic representation of Data

Lecture 112 Line Diagram

Lecture 113 Bar Diagram

Lecture 114 Multiple Line Chart

Lecture 115 Multiple Bar Chart

Lecture 116 Pie Chart

Lecture 117 Frequency Distribution

Lecture 118 Example for Frequecy Distribution Table

Lecture 119 Frequency Distribution Tally Method

Lecture 120 Continuous Frequency Distribution

Lecture 121 Technical Terms of Continuous Frequency Distribution

Lecture 122 No of Class Intervals

Lecture 123 Types of Class Intervals

Lecture 124 Size of Class Interval

Section 8: Measures of Central Tendency

Lecture 125 Introduction Measures of Central Tendency

Lecture 126 Arithmetic Mean

Lecture 127 Arithmetic Mean Short cut method

Lecture 128 Arithmetic Mean Grouped data

Lecture 129 Arithmetic Mean Class Intervals

Lecture 130 Median

Lecture 131 Median case study

Lecture 132 Median Discrete Frequency Distribution

Lecture 133 Case Study Median Discrete Frequency Distribution

Lecture 134 Median Continuous Freqnuency Distribution

Lecture 135 Median Continuous Frequency Distribution Exclusive Class Intervals

Lecture 136 Median Graphics

Lecture 137 Quartile

Lecture 138 Quartile Raw or Ungrouped Data

Lecture 139 Quartile Discrete Series

Lecture 140 Quartile Continuous Series Explanation

Lecture 141 Quartile Continuous Series Case Study

Lecture 142 Deciles

Lecture 143 Decile for Grouped Data Case Study

Lecture 144 Percentile

Lecture 145 Percentile Grouped Data Case Study

Lecture 146 Mode

Lecture 147 Mode for Grouped Data

Lecture 148 Mode for Continuous Frequency Distribution Case Study

Lecture 149 Mode for Continuous Frequency Distribution Case Study

Section 9: Measures of Dispersion

Lecture 150 Introduction

Lecture 151 Objectives of Measures of Dispersion

Lecture 152 Expression of Dispersion

Lecture 153 Important measures of dispersion

Lecture 154 Range

Lecture 155 Quarrtile Deviation

Lecture 156 Case Study #1Quartile deviation

Lecture 157 Case Study #2 Quarlite Deviation

Lecture 158 Quartlie Deviation Continuous Frequency Distribution

Lecture 159 Case Sudy Quartile Deviation Continuous Frequency Distribution

Lecture 160 What is Standard Deviation

Lecture 161 Variance and Coefficient of Variation

Lecture 162 Procedure for Calculating Standard Deviation in Individual Series

Lecture 163 Case#1 Standard Deviation

Lecture 164 Standard Deviation Alternate formula

Lecture 165 Case #2 Coefficient of Variation

Lecture 166 Case#3 Standard Deviation

Lecture 167 Case#4 Standard Deviation

Lecture 168 Case#5 Standard Deviation

Lecture 169 Standard Deviation in case of discrete frequency distribution

Lecture 170 Case #6 Standard Deviation Discrete Frequency Distribution

Lecture 171 Standard Deviation in case of Continuous frequency distribution

Lecture 172 Case #7 Standard Deviation Continuous Frequency Distribution

Section 10: Correlation

Lecture 173 Introduction

Lecture 174 Scatter Diagram

Lecture 175 Types of correlation

Lecture 176 Correlation computation

Lecture 177 Case study 1 correlation

Lecture 178 Case Study 2 correlation

Lecture 179 Case Study 3 correlation

Lecture 180 Correlation grouped data

Lecture 181 Rank correlation

Lecture 182 Rank Correlation in case of tie of ranks

Section 11: Regression Analysis

Lecture 183 Regression Analysis Introduction

Lecture 184 Types of Regression

Lecture 185 Methods of Regression Analysis

Lecture 186 Graphic Methods Regression Analysis

Lecture 187 Regression Lines

Lecture 188 Linear Regression Equation

Lecture 189 Algebric Method of Regression Equation

Lecture 190 Regression Equation Case Study 1

Lecture 191 Regression Coefficient Explanation

Lecture 192 Regression Coefficient Case Study 2

Lecture 193 Mode Case Study Using Grouping Method

Section 12: Time Series

Lecture 194 Time Series introduction

Lecture 195 Componets of Time Series

Lecture 196 Graphical Method

Lecture 197 Semi Average Method of Time Series

Section 13: Syllogism

Lecture 198 Introduction to Syllogism

Lecture 199 What is Proposition?

Lecture 200 Classification of Proposition

Lecture 201 Types of Proposition

Lecture 202 Syllogism Problem 1

Lecture 203 Syllogism Problem 2

Lecture 204 Syllogism Problem 3

Lecture 205 Syllogism Problem 4

Lecture 206 Syllogism Problem 5

Section 14: Direction Sense Test

Lecture 207 Distance Sense Test - Problem 1

Lecture 208 Distance Sense Test - Problem 2

Lecture 209 Distance Sense Test - Problem 3

Lecture 210 Distance Sense Test - Problem 4

Lecture 211 Distance Sense Test - Problem 5

Lecture 212 Distance Sense Test - Problem 6

Lecture 213 Distance Sense Test - Problem 8

Section 15: Blood Relations

Lecture 214 Blood Relations - Problem 1

Lecture 215 Blood Relations - Problem 2

Lecture 216 Blood Relations - Problem 3

Lecture 217 Blood Relations - Problem 4

Lecture 218 Blood Relations - Problem 5

Lecture 219 Blood Relations - Problem 6

Lecture 220 Blood Relations - Problem 7

Lecture 221 Blood Relation Problem 9

Lecture 222 Blood Relation Problem 10

Section 16: Differential Calculus

Lecture 223 Introduction to Derivatives

Lecture 224 Slope of a Tangent

Lecture 225 Derivative of a Function

Lecture 226 Basic Differentiation Rules

Lecture 227 Derivatives of variables defined by Parametric Equations

Lecture 228 Problem 1 Find Domain

Lecture 229 Problem 2 - Determine value of a and b

Lecture 230 Problem 3 Prove f(x) = x + 1/x

Lecture 231 Problem 4

Lecture 232 Problem 5

Lecture 233 Problem 6

Lecture 234 Problem 7

Lecture 235 Problem 8

Lecture 236 Problem 9

Lecture 237 Problem 10

Lecture 238 Problem 11

Lecture 239 Problem 12

Lecture 240 Problem 13

Section 17: Last Section

Lecture 241 Bonus Lecture

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Accounting, Finance And Banking - A Comprehensive Study
Last updated 6/2021
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Learn Fundamentals to Advanced Concepts of three different but interrelated domains in a single course



What you'll learn
Understand Basics of Accounting
Understand Accounting Process
Understand Final Accounts
Understand Single Entry System of Accounting
Understand how to rectify errors in Accounting
Understand Depreciation Accounting
Understand Accounting for Partnership Firms
Understand Basics of Accounting Standards
Understand Accounting for Deferred Taxes
Understand Basics of Financial Management
Understand Time Value of Money
Understand Financial Ratio Analysis
Understand Cash Flow Analysis
Understand Fund Flow Analysis
Understand Cost of Capital
Understand Capital Structuring Decisions
Understand Types of Financing
Understand Capital Budgeting Investment Decisions
Understand Working Capital Management
Understand Basics of International Finance
Understand Basics of Cost Accounting
Understand Basics of Banking
Understand Banking Credit Analysis Process

Requirements
This course will teach you from basic to advanced concepts. Hence, any one can take up this course provided you want to learn Accounting / Banking / Finance
Any one can take up this course with fresh mind

Description
Welcome to this dream course
"Accounting, Finance and Banking - A Comprehensive Study"
In this course, you will learn
Accounting,
Financial Management &
Banking
So, you may have a question, why all in three?
Answer is - all the three domains are interrelated
If you are going to be an accountant, you cannot survive without interacting with Finance and Banking Executives. And same is the case for other two.
So, you should have knowledge in all the three, and this course will teach you from Basics to Advanced concepts in all the three domains.
So, what is curriculum?
Section names are listed here. You would see the detailed list below this course summary
Section 1 - Basics of Accounting in 66 Minutes
Section 2 - Accounting Process
Section 3 - Final Accounts
Section 4 - Single Entry System of Accounting
Section 5 - Rectification of Errors
Section 6 - Depreciation Accounting
Section 7 - Accounting for Partnership Firms
Section 8 - Basics of Accounting Standards
Section 9 - Accounting for Deferred Taxes
Section 10 - Financial Management - Introduction
Section 11 - Time Value of Money
Section 12 - Financial Ratio Analysis
Section 13 - Cash Flow Analysis
Section 14 - Fund Flow Analysis
Section 15- Cost of Capital
Section 16 - Capital Structuring Decisions
Section 17 - Types of Financing
Section 18 - Capital Budgeting Investment Decisions
Section 19 - Working Capital Management
Section 20 - Basics of International Finance
Section 21 - Quotes
Section 22 - American Term and European Term
Section 23 - Bid and Ask
Section 24 - Basics of Banking
Section 25 - Classification of Banks
Section 26 - Functions of Commercial Bank
Section 27 - Co-operative Banks
Section 28 - Central Bank Functions
Section 29 - General aspects of Banking
Section 30 - Banking Credit Analysis Process
Section 31 - Financial Statement Reading Skill
Section 32 - Types of Business Loans
This course is structured in self paced learning style.
You will have right to access close to 400 Video Lectures of this course covering three domains.
This course is structured with an intention to equip you in basics and advanced concepts for both academic and practical purposes
Mandatory Disclosure regarding course contents:.
This course consolidates key lectures of other individual courses namely
-Accounting is Easy,
-Accounting for Beginners in 66 Minutes
- Basics of Accounting Standards
- Depreciation Accounting
- Accounting for Partnership Firms
- Accounting for Deferred Taxes
- Basics of International Finance
- Financial Management - A Complete Study
- Banking Credit Analysis Process
- Basics of Banking
- Basics of International Finance
Hence, if you are purchasing this course, it consolidates key lectures of all the above courses. So, make sure you don't purchase above courses, if you are purchasing this course.
Take this course to gain strong foothold in Accounting, Finance and Banking.
All the Best!

Overview

Section 1: Basics of Accounting in 66 Minutes

Lecture 1 Mission I Preparing Financial Statements - without numbers

Lecture 2 Mission I Preparing Financial Statements - with numbers

Lecture 3 Mission I Preparing Financial Statements - little comprehensive

Lecture 4 Mission I Preparing Financial Statements - Comprehensive

Lecture 5 Mission II Debits and Credits

Lecture 6 Mission II Accounting Equation

Lecture 7 Mission III Golden Rules of Accounting Introduction

Lecture 8 Mission III Golden Rule - Personal Account Rule

Lecture 9 Mission III Golden Rule - Real Account Rule

Lecture 10 Mission III Golden Rule - Nominal Account Rule

Lecture 11 Mission III Golden Rule Summary

Section 2: Accounting Process & Final Accounts

Lecture 12 Journal

Lecture 13 Accounting Entries -Purchase of Assets, Credit Sales, Bank Loans, Salary Payment

Lecture 14 Accounting Entries-Interest income, Share Capital, Cash Deposit, Making Loans

Lecture 15 Accounting Entries - Credit Purchases, Salary Payable,

Lecture 16 Accounting Entries-Sales Return, Purchase Return, Salary and Commission Payment

Lecture 17 Accounting Equation, Ledger Balances, Balance Sheet Explanations

Lecture 18 Credit Sales, Capital as Machinery, Rent outstanding, Rent Payment, Depreciation

Lecture 19 Credit Purchase of Machinery, Purchase Retrun, Debit Balance, Cash Withdrawal

Lecture 20 Ledger, Golden Rules

Lecture 21 Introduction To Final Accounts

Lecture 22 Outstanding Expenses And Prepaid Expenses

Lecture 23 Accrued Income And Income Received In Advances

Lecture 24 Interest On Capital And Interest On Drawings

Lecture 25 Bad Debts

Lecture 26 Bad Debts, Provition For Bad And Doutful Debts And Discount On Debtors

Lecture 27 Depreciation

Lecture 28 Case Studiy 1 Bad Debts, Provition For Bad And Doutful Debts

Lecture 29 Case Study 2 Problem on Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts

Lecture 30 Case Study 4 Provision for Bad and Doubtful Dedts

Lecture 31 Case Study 5 Outstanding Salary

Lecture 32 Case Study 6 Prepaid Insurance Premium

Lecture 33 Case Study 7 Accrued Commission

Lecture 34 Case Study 8 Rent Received in Advance

Lecture 35 Case Study 9 Interest on Capital

Lecture 36 Case Study 10 Interest on Drawings

Lecture 37 Case Study 11 Interest Outstanding

Lecture 38 Case Study 12 Interest on Drawings Adjusting adn Transfer Entry

Lecture 39 Case Study 13 Rent received in Advance - Effect in Financial Statement

Lecture 40 Case Study 14 Sundry Debtors and related adjustments

Lecture 41 Case Study 15 Accrued Commission Adjusting Entry

Lecture 42 Case Study 16 Depreciation and its effect in Financial Statement

Lecture 43 Case Study 17 Sundry Debtors and Bad Debts

Lecture 44 Case Study 18 Sundry Debtors and Provision for Bad and Doubtful Debts

Lecture 45 Case Study 21 Provision for Discount on Creditors

Section 3: Single Entry System of Accounting

Lecture 46 Case Study 1 Finding Profit from limited information

Lecture 47 Case Study 2 Finding missing information

Lecture 48 Case Study 3 Finding missing information when there is no drawings

Lecture 49 Case Study 4 Finding missing information when there is loss

Lecture 50 Case Study 5 Preparing Profit and loss from limited information

Lecture 51 Case Study 6 Find missing profit from limited information

Lecture 52 Case Study 7 Find missing profit or loss

Lecture 53 Case Study 8 Find profit from available information

Section 4: Rectification of Errors

Lecture 54 Rectification of Errors Introduciton

Lecture 55 Error of Principle

Lecture 56 Error of Omission

Lecture 57 Error of Commission

Lecture 58 Compensating Error

Section 5: Depreciation Accounting

Lecture 59 Introduction to Depreciation Accounting

Lecture 60 Methods of Deprection

Lecture 61 Straight Line Method of Depreciation

Lecture 62 Finding Amount of Depreciation

Lecture 63 Written Down Value Method of Deprecitation

Section 6: Accounting for Partnership Firms

Lecture 64 Introduction to Partnership

Lecture 65 General Features of Partnership

Lecture 66 Partnership Deed

Lecture 67 Capital Accounts of Partners

Lecture 68 Methods of Maintaingn Capital Accounts

Lecture 69 Fixed Capital Method

Lecture 70 Proforma for Fixed Capital Method

Lecture 71 Fluctuationg Capital Method and Proforma

Lecture 72 Case Study on Fixed and Fluctuating Capital Method

Lecture 73 Difference between Fixed and Fluctuating Capital Methods

Lecture 74 Distribution of Profits

Lecture 75 Interest on Capital

Lecture 76 Case Study on Interest on Capital

Lecture 77 Drawings Account

Lecture 78 Interest on Drawings

Lecture 79 Methods for Computing Interest on Drawings

Lecture 80 Product Method for Interest on Drawings

Lecture 81 Case Study on Product Method

Lecture 82 Average Period Method

Lecture 83 Case study on Interest on Capital

Lecture 84 Case Study on Average Price Method

Section 7: Basics of Accounting Standards

Lecture 85 Introduction

Lecture 86 Accounting Standards Coverage

Lecture 87 What Accounting Standards does

Lecture 88 Benefits of Accounting Standards

Lecture 89 Limitations of setting Accounting Standards

Lecture 90 Convergence towards Global Accounting Standards

Lecture 91 International Accounting Standards Board

Lecture 92 IFRS as Global Standards

Lecture 93 Status of Accounting Standards

Lecture 94 Enterprises to which AS Apply

Lecture 95 Financial Items and Accounting Standards

Section 8: Accounting for Deferred Taxes

Lecture 96 Introduction

Lecture 97 Matching Concept and Deferred Tax

Lecture 98 Generally Accepted Accounting Practices for Tax Accounting

Lecture 99 Basic Terms Explained

Lecture 100 Accounting Income and Taxable Income

Lecture 101 Impact of Differences

Lecture 102 Deferred Tax Assets and Liabilities

Lecture 103 Reasonable and Virtual Certainity

Lecture 104 Recognition of Deferred Tax

Lecture 105 Deferred Tax Example

Section 9: Financial Management - Introduction, Time value of money & Types of Finance

Lecture 106 Introduction to Financial Management

Lecture 107 Role of CFO

Lecture 108 Difference between Accounting and Financial Management

Lecture 109 Financial Managment and Other Disciplines

Lecture 110 Wealth Maximisation

Lecture 111 Introduction to Time Value of Money

Lecture 112 Compounding Effect

Lecture 113 Compounding Computation

Lecture 114 Typical Compounding

Lecture 115 Compound Interest Example

Lecture 116 Monthly Compounding Example

Lecture 117 Problem Compounding1

Lecture 118 Problem Compounding2

Lecture 119 EMI

Lecture 120 Problem EMI

Lecture 121 Future Value of Single Amount

Lecture 122 Doubling Period

Lecture 123 Future Value of Fixed Cash Flows

Lecture 124 Problem FVIFA

Lecture 125 Present Value of Amount

Lecture 126 Present Value of Fixed Cash Flows

Lecture 127 Tables and PVIFA

Lecture 128 Presentation Document for Revision

Lecture 129 Example for Present Value

Lecture 130 Case Study on Present Value

Lecture 131 Case Study on PV

Lecture 132 Case Study 4 PV

Lecture 133 Case Study 8 Perpetuity

Lecture 134 Simple Interest

Section 10: Financial Ratio Analysis through Ratios, Cash Flows & Fund Flow statement

Lecture 135 Simple Interest Example

Lecture 136 Presentation Document Time Value of Money

Lecture 137 Introduction to Financial Ratio Analysis

Lecture 138 Current Ratio

Lecture 139 Quick Ratio

Lecture 140 Absolute Liquid Ratio

Lecture 141 Defense Interval Ratio

Lecture 142 Capital Structure Ratio (Equity Ratio)

Lecture 143 Capital Structure Ratios (Debt Ratio)

Lecture 144 Coverage Ratios (DSCR)

Lecture 145 Interest Coverage Ratio

Lecture 146 Preference Dividend Coverage Ratio

Lecture 147 Capital Gearning Ratio

Lecture 148 Activity Ratios

Lecture 149 Capital Turnover Ratio

Lecture 150 Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio

Lecture 151 Total Assets Turnover Ratio

Lecture 152 Working Capital Turnover Ratio

Lecture 153 Inventory Turnover Ratio

Lecture 154 Inventory Holding Level

Lecture 155 Debtors Turnover Ratio

Lecture 156 Average Collection Period

Lecture 157 Creditors Turnover Ratio

Lecture 158 Average Payment Period

Lecture 159 General Profitability Ratios

Lecture 160 Gross Profit

Lecture 161 Operating Ratio

Lecture 162 Operating Profit Ratio

Lecture 163 Expense Ratios

Lecture 164 Net Profit Ratio

Lecture 165 Overall Profitability Ratios

Lecture 166 Return on Assets

Lecture 167 Return on Capital Employed

Lecture 168 Return on Share Holders Funds

Lecture 169 Return on Equity Share Holders Funds

Lecture 170 Earnings Per Share

Lecture 171 Cash Flow Earnings

Lecture 172 Dividend Per Share

Lecture 173 Dividend Pay Out Ratio

Lecture 174 Dividend Yield Ratio

Lecture 175 Market Value Ratio

Lecture 176 Earnings Yield Ratio

Lecture 177 Price Earnings Ratio

Lecture 178 Price to Cash Flow Ratio

Lecture 179 Conversation about Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 180 Introduction to Cash Flow Analysis

Lecture 181 Cash Flow Activities

Lecture 182 Cash Flow Operating Activities

Lecture 183 Cash Flow Investing Activity

Lecture 184 Cash Flow Financing Activity

Lecture 185 Procedure in Preperation of Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 186 Treatment of Special Items in Cash Flow Statements

Lecture 187 Case Study 1 Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 188 Case Study 2 Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 189 Conversation about Fund Flow Statement

Lecture 190 Introduction to Fund Flow Analysis

Lecture 191 Fund Flow Analysis Example

Lecture 192 Uses of Fund Flow Statement

Lecture 193 Case Study 1 (first part)

Lecture 194 Financial needs and sources of Finance of a Business

Lecture 195 Classification of Sources of Finance

Lecture 196 Equity Capital

Lecture 197 Preference Share Capital

Lecture 198 Retained Profits

Lecture 199 Debentures or Bonds

Lecture 200 Loans from Commercial Banks

Lecture 201 Commerical Paper

Lecture 202 Venture Capital Financing Introduction and Methods

Lecture 203 Factors evaluated by VC in a Project

Lecture 204 Financing of Export Trade by Banks

Lecture 205 Debt Securitisation

Lecture 206 Leasing

Lecture 207 Various Types of Lease

Lecture 208 Difference between Finance Lease and Operating Lease

Section 11: Section 15- Cost of Capital & Capital Structuring

Lecture 209 1 Weighted Average Cost of Capital - Introduction

Lecture 210 Introduction to Cost of Capital

Lecture 211 Cost of Debt

Lecture 212 Cost of Irredeemable Debentures

Lecture 213 Cost of Redeemable Debentures

Lecture 214 Cost of Preference Shares

Lecture 215 Cost of Redeemable Preference Share

Lecture 216 Cost of Equity

Lecture 217 Dividend Price Approach

Lecture 218 Earnings Price Approach

Lecture 219 Realised Yield Approach

Lecture 220 CAPM

Lecture 221 Problem on WACC (Additional Finance)

Lecture 222 Cost of Debentures

Lecture 223 7 Problem on WACC (Book Value and Market Value)

Lecture 224 8 Problem on WACC (With Additional Borrowings)

Lecture 225 9 Problem on WACC (Book Value and Market Value)

Lecture 226 Business Financing Decisions

Lecture 227 Debt Vs Equity Financing

Lecture 228 Good Time and Bad Time for Debt Equity Financing

Lecture 229 Leverage and its Types

Lecture 230 Leverage Concept Example

Lecture 231 Leverage Analysis and Sales Movement

Lecture 232 Optimal Capital Structure Explanation

Lecture 233 Financial Break Even and Indifference Analysis

Lecture 234 Capital Structure

Lecture 235 Net Income Approach

Lecture 236 Net Operating Income Approach and Problem

Lecture 237 Traditional Approach - Concept and Problem

Lecture 238 Modigilani Miller Approach and Arbitrage Problem 1

Lecture 239 Introductory Problem on Capital Structuring

Lecture 240 Capital Structuring

Lecture 241 Introductory Problem on IDP

Lecture 242 Problem on EPS EBIT IDP

Lecture 243 Problem on IDP with Chart

Lecture 244 Problem on EPS and Capital Structuring

Lecture 245 Problem on EPS and Financing Alternatives

Lecture 246 Problem on IDP

Lecture 247 Net Income Approach Problem

Lecture 248 Arbitrage Problem 2_controller

Lecture 249 Problem on Capital Structuring and Tax Shield

Lecture 250 Problem on Degree of Operating Leverage

Lecture 251 Problem on Degree of Leverage and EPS

Lecture 252 Problem on Degree of Leverage for two companies

Lecture 253 Problem on Degeree of Leverage under different situation and plans

Lecture 254 Problem on Degree of Leverage

Section 12: Section 18 - Capital Budgeting Investement Decisions

Lecture 255 Introduciton and Importance of Capital Budgeting

Lecture 256 Capital Budgeting Process

Lecture 257 Project Cash Flows

Lecture 258 Types of Capital Investment Decisions

Lecture 259 Principles for Measuirng Project Cash Flows

Lecture 260 Capital Budgeting Techniques

Lecture 261 Problems on meauring cash flows

Lecture 262 Pay Back Period Introduction

Lecture 263 Pay Back Period Example

Lecture 264 Payback Reciprocal

Lecture 265 Discounted Pay Back Period Method

Lecture 266 Problem on Pay Back Period

Lecture 267 Accounting Rate of Return

Lecture 268 NPV

Lecture 269 NPV Technique

Lecture 270 Advantages and Disadvantages of NPV

Lecture 271 Problem NPV

Lecture 272 Problem NPV Ranking

Lecture 273 Problem NPV (Cash Flows Derivation)

Lecture 274 Problem NPV of Different Projects

Lecture 275 Problem NPV and Capital Rationing

Lecture 276 IRR

Lecture 277 IRR Introduction

Lecture 278 Advantages and Disadvantages of IRR

Lecture 279 Modified IRR

Lecture 280 Problem 1 IRR

Lecture 281 Problem 2 IRR

Lecture 282 Problem 3 IRR ARR NPV and Ranking

Lecture 283 Problem 4 IRR DPB PI and Ranking

Lecture 284 Problem 5 PB IRR ARR NPV and Ranking

Lecture 285 Problem 6 IRR Mutually Exclusive Projects and Reinvestment

Lecture 286 1 Profitability Index

Lecture 287 2 Problem Profitability Index

Section 13: Working Capital Management

Lecture 288 Introduction to Working Capital Management

Lecture 289 Optimum Working Capital

Lecture 290 Current Assets to Fixed Asset Ratio and Liquidity Vs Profitability

Lecture 291 Example for Liquidity Vs Profitability

Lecture 292 Working Capital Cycle Introduction

Lecture 293 Holding Period Computation

Lecture 294 Different Kinds of Float

Lecture 295 Lock Box System

Lecture 296 Management of Cash Collection and Disbursements

Lecture 297 Miller Orr Cash Management Model 1966

Lecture 298 Opitmum Cash Balance

Lecture 299 Treasury and Cash Management

Lecture 300 Management of Marketable Securities

Lecture 301 Management of Payables

Lecture 302 Management of Receivables

Lecture 303 Monitoring of Receivables

Lecture 304 Innovations in Receivable Management

Lecture 305 Pledging and Factoring

Lecture 306 Cash Management and Types of Budgets

Lecture 307 Format of Cash Budget

Lecture 308 Problem on Working Capital

Lecture 309 Problem on Estimation of Working Capital

Lecture 310 Problem Estimation of Working Capital (Single and Double Shift)

Lecture 311 Problem on Estimation of Working Capital on Cash Cost Basis

Lecture 312 Problem Changes in Financial Position on Working Capital and Cash Basis

Lecture 313 Problem Estimation of Working Capital

Lecture 314 Problem on Estimation of Working Capital

Lecture 315 Problem on Estimation of Working Capital

Lecture 316 Problem on Cash cycle and savings

Lecture 317 Problem on Inventory Management

Lecture 318 Problem on Factoring

Lecture 319 Problem on Extension of Credit Period

Lecture 320 Problem on Seleciton of Credit Option

Lecture 321 Problem on Interpretation on Credit Period

Lecture 322 Problem on Optimum Cash Balance

Lecture 323 Problem on Cleared Funds Forecast

Lecture 324 Problem on Detailed Cash Budget

Lecture 325 Problem on Detailed Cash Budget

Lecture 326 Problem on Cash Budget and Projected Profit and Loss Account

Lecture 327 Problem on Cash Budget and Fund Flow Statement

Lecture 328 Problem on Cash Budget Additional Borrowings and Proforma Balance Sheet

Section 14: Basics of International Finance

Lecture 329 Introduction

Lecture 330 Exchange Rate

Lecture 331 Direct Quote

Lecture 332 Indirect Quote

Lecture 333 Link between Direct Quote and Indirect Quote

Lecture 334 Examples for Direct Quote and Indirect Quote

Lecture 335 Foreign Exchange Market

Lecture 336 American Term and European Terms

Lecture 337 Examples for Americal Term and European Term

Lecture 338 Bid Rate and Ask Rate

Lecture 339 Two Way Quote

Lecture 340 Selecting Appropriate Rate

Lecture 341 Spread

Lecture 342 How to convert a Two Way Quote

Lecture 343 Illustration to understand Two Way Quote

Lecture 344 Cross Rate and Cross Multiplication

Lecture 345 Illustration for Cross Rate and Cross Multiplication

Lecture 346 Exchange Rate for a Day

Lecture 347 What is Spot Rate

Lecture 348 What is Forward Rate

Lecture 349 What is Appreciation and Depreciation of Exchange Rate (Direct Quote)

Lecture 350 What is Appreciation and Depreciation of Exchange Rate (Indirect Quote)

Lecture 351 How to compute Appreciation and Depreciation of Exchange Rate

Lecture 352 What are Swap Points?

Section 15: Basics of Banking

Lecture 353 Introduction to Banking

Lecture 354 Banking and its features

Lecture 355 Different Kinds of Banking

Lecture 356 Classification of Bank on the basis of Functions

Lecture 357 Classification of Bank on the basis of Ownership

Lecture 358 Classification of Bank based on Schedules

Lecture 359 Functions of Commercial Banks

Lecture 360 Primary Functions of Banks

Lecture 361 Secondary Functions of Bank

Lecture 362 Cooperative Banks

Lecture 363 Primary central state co operative banks

Lecture 364 RBI and its Objectives

Lecture 365 Functions of RBI

Lecture 366 Credit Control Functions

Lecture 367 Internet Banking

Lecture 368 Cheque

Lecture 369 Crossing of Cheque and its different kinds

Lecture 370 Dishonour of Cheque

Lecture 371 Endorsement and its types

Section 16: Banking Credit Analysis Process

Lecture 372 Why Credit Analysis Required

Lecture 373 Know Your Customers

Lecture 374 Know Performance Efficiency

Lecture 375 Know Customer Integrity

Lecture 376 Know Financial Position and ability to Pay Back

Lecture 377 Know about Industry

Lecture 378 Why Past Loans Matter

Lecture 379 Structure of Balance Sheet

Lecture 380 What is important in Reading Balance Sheet

Lecture 381 Second Balance Sheet Reading Skill Understanding Liquidity Position

Lecture 382 Third Balance Sheet Reading Skill - Performance Measurement

Lecture 383 Legal and Valuation of Securities

Lecture 384 Compounding Effect

Section 17: Cash Flow Analysis

Lecture 385 Introduction to Cash Flow Analysis

Lecture 386 Cash Flow Activities

Lecture 387 Cash Flow Operating Activities

Lecture 388 Cash Flow Investing Activity

Lecture 389 Cash Flow Financing Activity

Lecture 390 Procedure in Preperation of Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 391 Treatment of Special Items in Cash Flow Statements

Lecture 392 Case Study 1 Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 393 Case Study 2 Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 394 Case Study 3 Direct Method Case Study

Section 18: FINAL SECTION

Lecture 395 Bonus Lecture

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Accounting For Ca Inter Paper 1 (Module 1)

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Accounting For Ca Inter Paper 1 (Module 1)
Last updated 6/2021
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A Complete Online Course covering Module 1 of Accounting Paper 1 CA Inter



What you'll learn
Master Module 1 of Accounting Paper 1 CA Inter

Requirements
Basic knowledge of Accounting

Description
Welcome to this course Accounting for CA Inter Paper 1 (Module 1) Who should take this course?This course is meant for students preparing for Chartered Accountancy Inter Examinations. This course topics of Module 1 of Paper 1 Accounting.Why you should take this course?By taking this course, you will be able to have complete coverage of Module 1 topics 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.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 Module 1 topics explaining concepts, theories, and techniques which deals with conceptual frame work. a) Introduction to Accounting Standardsb) Framework for preparation and presentation of financial statements.c) Overview of Accounting Standards.How 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. 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 above advanced concepts, case studies in Accounting Module 1 Topics at ease with high level of confidence. This course will equip you for approaching CA Inter Examination with confidence as well hand real life problems with clarity.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Accounting Standards

Lecture 1 What are Accounting Standards?

Lecture 2 Advantages of Accounting Standards

Lecture 3 Need for convergence of AS with IFRS

Lecture 4 Convergence to IFRS in India

Lecture 5 What is Ind AS?

Lecture 6 What are Carve Outs and Carve Ins in Ind AS?

Lecture 7 Implementation of Ind AS for Companies

Lecture 8 Implementation of Ind AS for NBFC, Scheduled Commercial Banks, Insurers / Insura

Lecture 9 Status of Accounting Standards

Lecture 10 What is IFRS and benefit of convergence?

Section 2: Framework for Preparation and Presentation of Financial Statements

Lecture 11 Intro to fundamental accounting assumptions

Lecture 12 Recognition of asset and liability - example

Lecture 13 Components of Financial Statements

Lecture 14 Objectives and Users of Financial Statements

Lecture 15 Going Concern Assumption

Lecture 16 Accrual Basis Assumption

Lecture 17 Elements of Financial Statements

Lecture 18 What is Asset?

Lecture 19 What is Equity?

Lecture 20 What is Liability

Lecture 21 What is Expense?

Lecture 22 Current Cost Convention

Lecture 23 What is Income?

Lecture 24 Realisable Value

Lecture 25 Measurement of elements of Financial Statements

Lecture 26 What is Historical Cost?

Lecture 27 Present Value Convention

Lecture 28 Concept of Capital Maintenance

Lecture 29 Financial Capital Maintenance at Historical Cost

Lecture 30 Physical Capital Maintenance at Current Cost

Section 3: AS 1 DISCLOSURE OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

Lecture 31 Introduction to AS 1 Disclosure of Accounting Policies

Lecture 32 Fundamental Accounting Assumptions

Lecture 33 Accounting Policies

Lecture 34 Going Concern Assumption Case Study

Section 4: AS 2 VALUATION OF INVENTORY

Lecture 35 AS 2 Introduction

Lecture 36 Items excluded from scope of AS 2

Lecture 37 Types of Inventory

Lecture 38 Inventory cost ascertainment

Lecture 39 Valuation of Inventory

Lecture 40 Measurement of Inventory

Lecture 41 Cost of Inventory

Lecture 42 Joint Products or Byproducts

Lecture 43 Cost Formula

Lecture 44 Other Techniques of Cost Measurement

Lecture 45 Net Realisable Value

Lecture 46 Disclosure Requirements

Lecture 47 Value of Inventory Case Study

Lecture 48 Treatment of Fixed Overheads Case Study

Lecture 49 Computation of Cost of Inventory Case Study

Lecture 50 Valuation of Inventory Net Realiable Value Item by Item Basis Case Study

Lecture 51 Treatment of Normal and Abnormal Loss and Valuation of Inventory Case Study

Lecture 52 Treatment of Production Overheads in Valuation of Inventory Case Study

Section 5: AS 3 Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 53 Cash Flow Statement Introduction (Talking Head)

Lecture 54 Cash Flows from Various Activities (Talking Head)

Lecture 55 Cash Flow Statement Direct Method (Talking Head)

Lecture 56 Cash Flow Statement Indirect Method (Talking Head)

Lecture 57 Case Study 1 Cash flow study (Talking Head)

Lecture 58 Case Study 2 Cash flow study (Talking Head)

Lecture 59 Case Study 3 Cash flow study (Talking Head)

Section 6: AS 4 Contingencies and Events occuring after balance sheet date

Lecture 60 Introduction to AS 4

Lecture 61 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 62 Adjusting Event and Non Adjusting Event

Lecture 63 Events not affecting Financial Statement

Lecture 64 Special Nature Event (Dividends Declared)

Lecture 65 Going Concern and Events occuring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 66 Case Study1 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 67 Case Study2 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 68 Case Study3 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 69 Case Study4 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 70 Case Study 5 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 71 Case Study6 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 72 Case Study7 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 73 Case Study8 Events occurring after Balance Sheet Date

Section 7: AS 5 Net Profit or Loss for the period, Prior Period Items and Changes in Accoun

Lecture 74 AS 5 Introduction

Lecture 75 Profit or Loss from Oridnary Items

Lecture 76 Extra Ordinary Items as per AS 5

Lecture 77 Exceptional Items

Lecture 78 Prior Period Items

Lecture 79 Changes in Accounting Estimates

Lecture 80 Changes in Accounting Policy

Lecture 81 Case Study - Prior Period Item

Lecture 82 Case Study - Disclosure for Ordinary Items

Lecture 83 Case Study - Disclosure for Ordinary Items

Lecture 84 Case Study Prior Period Item

Lecture 85 Case Study Change in Accounting Policy

Section 8: AS 7 Construction Contracts

Lecture 86 Construction Contract and its Type

Lecture 87 Objectives of Accounting for Construction Contract

Lecture 88 Applicability of AS7

Lecture 89 Measurement of Contract Revenue

Lecture 90 Contract Costs - Inclusion and Exclusions

Lecture 91 Basic Principles of Recognition of Revenue and Expenses

Lecture 92 Composition of Contract Revenue

Lecture 93 Provision for Expected Losses

Lecture 94 Effect of change in estimate in Construcition Contract

Lecture 95 Accounting Disclosures by Construction Contractors as per AS 7

Lecture 96 Contract Accounting Case Study 1

Lecture 97 Contract Accounting Case Study 2

Lecture 98 Contract Accounting Case Study 3

Section 9: AS 9 Revenue Recognition

Lecture 99 Revenue Recognition - Introduction

Lecture 100 Item excluded in Revenue Definition

Lecture 101 Timing of Revenue Recognition

Lecture 102 Conditions of Revenue Recognition

Lecture 103 Revenue Recognition when goods are sold subject to conditions

Lecture 104 Revenue from Rendering of service

Lecture 105 Special Treatment of Revenue Recognition

Lecture 106 When Revenue from sale of goods can berecognised?

Lecture 107 Treatment of interdepartmental Transfer

Lecture 108 Revenue Recognition Case Study 1

Lecture 109 Revenue Recognition Case Study 2

Lecture 110 Revenue Recognition Case Study 3

Lecture 111 Revenue Recognition Case Study 4

Lecture 112 Revenue Recognition Case Study 5

Lecture 113 Revenue Recognition Case Study 6

Lecture 114 Revenue Recognition Case Study 7

Lecture 115 Revenue Recognition Case Study 8

Section 10: AS 10 Property, Plant & Equipment

Lecture 116 Introduction to AS 10 (Revised)

Lecture 117 Property, Plant & Equipment - Definition

Lecture 118 Biological Assets & Bearer Plant Defintion

Lecture 119 Agricultural Activity & Produce as per AS 10

Lecture 120 Recognition criterial for Property, Plant & Equipment as per AS 10

Lecture 121 Case Study on Capitalisation of Remodelling Expenses

Lecture 122 "Treatment of Spareparts, Standby Equipment & Servicing Equipment"

Lecture 123 Treatment of Cost of Day to Day Servicing

Lecture 124 Treatment of Replacement of Parts of PPE

Lecture 125 Measurement at Recognition of PPE

Lecture 126 Purchase Price

Lecture 127 Directly Attributable Cost as per AS 10

Lecture 128 Case Study 1 Directly Attributable Cost

Lecture 129 Case Study 2 Directly Attributable Cost

Lecture 130 Case Study 3 Directly Attributable Cost

Lecture 131 Decommissioning, Restoration and similar liabilities

Lecture 132 Cost of Self Constructed Asset

Lecture 133 Measurement of Cost

Lecture 134 Commercial Substance in Exchange Transaction

Lecture 135 Case Study 1 Measurement of Cost

Lecture 136 Case Study 2 Measurement of Cost

Lecture 137 Measurement of Cost Part 2

Lecture 138 Measurement after Recognition

Lecture 139 Cost Model as per AS 10

Lecture 140 Revaluation Model as per AS 10

Lecture 141 Frequency of Revaluation

Lecture 142 Determination of Fair Value

Lecture 143 Accounting treatment under Revaluation Model

Lecture 144 Treatment of Revaluation Increase or Decrease

Lecture 145 Case Study on Treatment of Revaluation Increase or Decrease

Lecture 146 Treatment of Revaluation Surplus

Lecture 147 Depreciation and related aspects under AS 10

Lecture 148 Case Study on Depreciation with ref. to AS 10

Lecture 149 Review of Residual Value & Useful Life of Asset with Case Study

Lecture 150 Commencement of Period for Depreciation

Lecture 151 Cessation of Depreciation with Case Study

Lecture 152 Cessation of Depreciation (Continuation)

Lecture 153 Depreciation for Land and Building

Lecture 154 Change in Method of Depreciation as per AS 10

Lecture 155 Methods of Depreciation as per AS 10

Lecture 156 Case Study Method of Depreciation as per AS 10

Lecture 157 Changes in Decommissioning, Restoration & Other Liabilities as per AS 10

Lecture 158 Changes in Liabilities (Asset recognized under Cost Model) as per AS 10

Lecture 159 Changes in Liabilities (Asset recognized under Revaluation Model) as per AS 10

Lecture 160 4 Situations and its accounting as per AS 10

Lecture 161 Case Study Compensation from 3rd Party as per AS 10

Lecture 162 Retirement of PPE as per AS 10

Lecture 163 De-Recognition of PPE as per AS 10

Lecture 164 Disclosure requirement for PPE as per AS 10

Section 11: AS 11 The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates

Lecture 165 Introduction to AS 11 The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates

Lecture 166 Areas not covered by AS 11

Lecture 167 What is Foreign Currency Transaction?

Lecture 168 Monetary and Non Monetary Items

Lecture 169 integral and integral foreign operations

Lecture 170 Forward Exchange Contract and Forward Rate

Lecture 171 Initial Recognition of Foreign Exchange Transactions

Lecture 172 Reporting Foregin Currency Items at Balance Sheet Date

Lecture 173 Recognition of Exchange Differences

Lecture 174 Treatment of Exchange Differences of Long Term Monetary Items

Lecture 175 Translation of Financial Statements of Foreign Operations

Lecture 176 Translation of Financial Statements of Integral Foreign Operations

Lecture 177 Translation of Financial Statements of Non Integral Foregin Operations

Lecture 178 How to decide Non Integral Foregin Operations?

Lecture 179 Forward Contract and AS 11

Lecture 180 Case Study 1 Forex Difference and Loan Accounting

Lecture 181 Case Study 2 Capitalization of Foreign Exchange Difference attributable to Depre

Lecture 182 Case Study 3 Preparation of Trial Balance of Foreign Operations in Rupees

Lecture 183 Case Study 4 Recognition of Forward Contract Loss / Gain

Lecture 184 Case Study 5 Accounting for Speculative loss / gain out of Forward Contract

Lecture 185 Disclosures required in Financial Statements

Lecture 186 Presentation of Foreign Currency Monetary Item Translation Difference Account

Lecture 187 Case Study 6 Accounting for Translation of Integral Foreign Operations

Section 12: AS 12 Accounting for Government Grants

Lecture 188 Introduction to Accounting for Government Grants

Lecture 189 What is Government Grant?

Lecture 190 Accounting Treatment for Government Grant

Lecture 191 Recognition of Government Grants

Lecture 192 Presentation of Grants related to Specific Fixed Assets

Lecture 193 Case Study on Accounting for Government Grant (by deducting from Fixed Asset)

Lecture 194 Case Study on Government Grant (Treating as Deferred Income)

Lecture 195 Case Study (Utilisation of Government Grant and Accounting for asset recevied fr

Lecture 196 Presentation of Grants (Revenue & in nature of Promoter's Contribution)

Lecture 197 Case Study (Accounting treatment for Grant received for Investment)

Lecture 198 Refund of Government Grants

Lecture 199 Disclosures in Financial Statements for Government Grants

Lecture 200 Case Study (Accounting treatment for Refund of Grant credited to Fixed Asset)

Lecture 201 Case Study (Accounting treatment for Refund of Grant credited to Fixed Asset)

Lecture 202 Case Study (Accounting treatment Deferred Grant a/c and refund)

Section 13: AS 14 Accounting for Amalgamations

Lecture 203 Amalgamation Introduction

Lecture 204 Difference between Amalgamation Absortpion and External Reconstruction

Lecture 205 Types of Amalgamation

Lecture 206 Purchase Consideration

Lecture 207 Case 1 Purchase Consideration

Lecture 208 Case 2 Purchase Consideration

Lecture 209 Methods of Accounting for Amalgamation

Lecture 210 Case 3 Amalgamation in nature of Merger

Lecture 211 Case 4 Amalgamation in nature of Purchase

Lecture 212 Case 5 Purchase Consideration

Lecture 213 Case 6 Purchase Consideration

Lecture 214 Intercompany Owings in Amalgamation

Lecture 215 Journal Entries to be passed in Books of Selling Company

Lecture 216 Journal Entries to be passed in Books of Buying Company

Lecture 217 Intercompany Owings - Adjustment in Value of Stock in Amalgamation

Lecture 218 Case 7 Intercompany Owings and Amalgamation

Lecture 219 Case 8 Amalgamation Closing Ledger in Selling Companies

Lecture 220 Case 9 Amalgamation Closing Ledger in Buying Company

Section 14: AS 16 Borrowing Cost

Lecture 221 Introduction to AS 16 Borrowing Cost

Lecture 222 Definition of Qualifying Asset

Lecture 223 Exchange Difference on Foreign Currency Borrowings treated as Borrowing Cost

Lecture 224 Case Study Exchange Difference on Foreign Currency Borrowings treated as Borrowi

Lecture 225 Borrowing Cost Eligible for Capitalisation

Lecture 226 Specific Borrowing Cost and General Borrowing Cost

Lecture 227 Case study Capitalisation of Borrowing cost from general and specific borrowings

Lecture 228 Case Study Treatment of interest

Lecture 229 Case Study Borrowing cost to be capitalised

Lecture 230 Commencement of Capitalisation of Borrowing Cost

Lecture 231 Suspension of Capitalisation of Borrowing Cost

Lecture 232 Cessation of Capitalisation Cost

Lecture 233 Disclosure in Financial Statements

Lecture 234 Case Study - Treatment of Borrowing Cost on Investments

Section 15: AS 17 Segment Reporting

Lecture 235 Introduction to AS 17 Segment Reporting

Lecture 236 Scope of AS 17 Segment Reporting

Lecture 237 Business Segment Defintion as per AS 17

Lecture 238 Geographical Segment & Reportable Segment as per AS 17

Lecture 239 Segment Revenue, Expense & Result

Lecture 240 Segment Assets & Liabilties

Lecture 241 Treatment of Interest for determining Segment Expense

Lecture 242 Allocation to Segment

Lecture 243 Primary and Secondary Segment Reporting Formats

Lecture 244 Matrix Presentation

Lecture 245 Identifying Business & Geographical Segments

Lecture 246 Quantitative Thresholds for Identifying Reportable Segments as per AS 17

Lecture 247 Primary Reporting Format

Lecture 248 Secondary Segment Information

Lecture 249 Other Disclosures required under AS 17

Lecture 250 Segment Report Case Study 1

Lecture 251 Inter-Segment Transfer Pricing Policy Case 2

Lecture 252 Treatement of Deferred Tax Asset in Segment Reporting Case 3

Lecture 253 Preparation of Segmental Report Case 4

Lecture 254 Identifying Business Segments Case 5

Section 16: AS 22 Accounting for Taxes on Income

Lecture 255 Introduction

Lecture 256 Matching Concept and Deferred Tax

Lecture 257 Generally Accepted Accounting Practices for Tax Accounting

Lecture 258 Basic Terms Explained

Lecture 259 Accounting Income and Taxable Income

Lecture 260 Impact of Differences

Lecture 261 Deferred Tax Assets and Liabilities

Lecture 262 Reasonable and Virtual Certainity

Lecture 263 Recognition of Deferred Tax

Lecture 264 Deferred Tax Example

Section 17: Last Section

Lecture 265 Bonus Lecture

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Advanced Financial Management For Ca/Cma/Cfa/Acca/Cs/Mba

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Advanced Financial Management For Ca/Cma/Cfa/Acca/Cs/Mba
Last updated 11/2021
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Expose yourself to advanced concepts in Financial Management & Prepare confidently for for CA / CS / CFA /CPA Exams



What you'll learn
Understand Mergers and Acquistions.
Understand Advanced Capital Budgeting Techniques
Understand Risk Analysis in Capital Budgeting
Understand Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis in Capital Budgeting
Understand Leasing
Understand Dividend Decisions
Understand Basics of Derivative Instruments
Understand Portfolio Management - Quanitative Techniques

Requirements
Basic knowledge in Financial Management
Basic Knowledge in Accounting

Description
Are you struggling in understanding advanced concepts in Financial Management like Capital Budgeting Techniques, Leasing, Mergers & Acquisitions, Portfolio Management, etc. 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 Finance and rise to top in your career? Then this course is for you - Advanced Financial Management - A Comprehensive Study.By taking this course, you will be able to see practical side of advanced concepts in Financial Management 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.In this course you will be exposed to the advanced concepts of Financial Management coveringa) Mergers and Acquisitions.b) Capital Market Instrumentsc) Advanced Capital Budgeting Techniques.d) Risk Analysis in Capital Budgetinge) Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis in Capital Budgetingf) Leasingg) Basics of Derivatives.h) Portfolio Management - Quantitative Techniques.i) Dividend Decisions.j) Start up Financek) Financial Markets and their regulationl) Mutual Fundsm) Venture Capitaln) Investment Bankingo) Credit Ratingp) Banking ManagementThis 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. You should have basic knowledge of Financial Management.You would require good internet connection for interruption free learning process.At the end of the course, you will be able to solve above advanced concepts, case studies in Advanced at ease with high level of confidence. This course will equip you for approaching above listed professional examinations with confidence.

Overview

Section 1: Advanced Capital Budgeting Techniques

Lecture 1 What is Capital Expenditure

Lecture 2 How to evaluate capital expenditure project?

Lecture 3 Principles in Capital Budgeting

Lecture 4 Cash Flow and After Tax Principle

Lecture 5 Incremental Principle

Lecture 6 Inflation adj principle

Lecture 7 Long Term Fund Principle

Lecture 8 Capital Budgeting Steps

Lecture 9 Factors affecting Incremental Cash Flow

Lecture 10 Cashflow computation Case Study

Lecture 11 Case Study NPV

Lecture 12 Case Study NPV

Lecture 13 NPV Case Study

Lecture 14 Case Study NPV Tax Benefit

Lecture 15 NPV Case Study on Tax Savings 2

Lecture 16 NPV Case Study on Tax Savings

Lecture 17 Case Study NPV Tax Benefit

Lecture 18 NPV using Incremental Discount Rate Case Study

Lecture 19 NPV Case Study Opportunity Cost

Lecture 20 Cost Reduction Projects (Introduction)

Lecture 21 Case Study Cost Reduction Projects Hand out

Lecture 22 Cash Flows - Point of View

Lecture 23 Cash Flow Perspective

Lecture 24 Case Study Point of View

Lecture 25 Case Study Point of View

Lecture 26 Project and Equity IRR

Lecture 27 Abandonment Decision

Lecture 28 Replacement Decision (Excel based)

Lecture 29 Replacement Decision (Handwritten)

Lecture 30 Aggregate Cash Flow Method (Excel based)

Lecture 31 Incremental Cash Flow Method (Excel based)

Lecture 32 Incremental Cash Flow Method (Hand written)

Lecture 33 Replacement Analysis Case Study 1

Lecture 34 Replacement Analysis Case Study2

Lecture 35 Replacement Analysis Case Study3

Lecture 36 Replacement Analysis Case Study 4

Lecture 37 Equated Annual Benefit & Cost

Lecture 38 Equivalent Annual Cost Case Study

Lecture 39 NPV over Different Life

Lecture 40 Limitations of Incremental Cash Flow Method

Lecture 41 Money Cash Flow and Real Cash Flow (Excel Based)

Lecture 42 Money and Real Cash Flows

Lecture 43 Money Disc Rate and Real Disc Rate

Lecture 44 Inflation and Multiple Cash Flow terms

Lecture 45 Intersection of Money and Real terms with inflation

Lecture 46 Money Cash Flow and Real Cash Flow Case Study 1

Lecture 47 Money Cash Flow and Real Cash Flow Case Study 2

Lecture 48 Money Cash Flow and Real Cash Flow Case Study 3

Lecture 49 Money Cash Flow and Real Cash Flow Case Study 4

Lecture 50 Present Value of Cash Flows from MCF and RCF

Lecture 51 Issues with Inflation Rate 1

Lecture 52 Issues with Inflation Rate 2 and Case Study

Lecture 53 Practice Problem - Capital Budgeting: NPV Case Study 1

Lecture 54 Practice Problem - Capital Budgeting: NPV Case Study 2

Lecture 55 Capital Rationing Case Study

Lecture 56 Practice Problem - Compute Selling Price through NPV Equation

Section 2: Risk Analysis in Capital Budgeting

Lecture 57 Risk and Uncertainity

Lecture 58 Case Study - Risk and Uncertainity

Lecture 59 Case Study Risk Uncertainity

Lecture 60 Probability and PD

Lecture 61 Expected Value

Lecture 62 Case study EV

Lecture 63 Standard Deviation

Lecture 64 Steps in Computing Standard Deviation

Lecture 65 SD in Decision Making

Lecture 66 Case Study SD Decision Making

Lecture 67 Risk Adjusted Discount Rate

Lecture 68 Case Study RADR

Lecture 69 Case Study 2 RADR

Lecture 70 Certainity Equivalent Factor

Lecture 71 Certainity Equivalent Factor Example

Lecture 72 Case Study Certainity Equivalent Factor

Lecture 73 Decision Tree Introduction

Lecture 74 Stages and Rules

Lecture 75 Evaluation rules

Lecture 76 Case Study 1 Decision Tree

Lecture 77 Case Study 2 Decision Tree

Lecture 78 Decision Tree Comprehensive Case Study

Lecture 79 Simulation Introduction

Lecture 80 Simulation eg

Lecture 81 Simulation steps

Lecture 82 Case Study Simulation

Lecture 83 Hilliers Model

Lecture 84 Hillier Case Study part 1

Lecture 85 Hillier Case Study part 2

Lecture 86 Practice Problems Expeted NPV - Case Study ( Single Period )

Lecture 87 practice problems Expeted NPV - Case Study ( Multiple Period)

Lecture 88 Practice Problems NPV using RADR

Lecture 89 Practice Problem - Decision Tree

Lecture 90 Practice Problem - Simulation Case Study

Lecture 91 Practice Problem - Simulation Case Study 2

Lecture 92 Practice Problem - Computation of Probable NPV (Best Case & Worst Case)

Lecture 93 Practice Problem - Computation of NPV using CE Factored Cashflows

Lecture 94 Practice Problem - Computation of Risk Adjusted NPV

Lecture 95 Practice Problem - Computation of RADR & NPV

Lecture 96 Practice Problem - Real & Nominal Cashflows and project evaluation

Section 3: Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis in Capital Budgeting

Lecture 97 Sensitivity Analysis

Lecture 98 Case Study Sensitivity Analysis

Lecture 99 Comprehensive Case Study on Sensitivity Analysis

Lecture 100 Scenario Analysis Introduction

Lecture 101 Steps in Scenario Analysis

Lecture 102 Case Study 1 - Scenario Analysis

Lecture 103 Case Study 1 Scenario Analysis

Lecture 104 Case Study 2 - Part 1 Scenario Analysis

Lecture 105 Case Study 2 Part 1 Scenario Analysis

Lecture 106 Case Study 2 part 2 Scenario Analysis

Lecture 107 Practice Problem: Sensitivity Analysis 1

Lecture 108 Practice Problem: Sensitivity Analysis 2

Section 4: Basics of Derivative Instruments (Professional Course Level)

Lecture 109 Derivatives background

Lecture 110 Derivative Choices

Lecture 111 Derivative Contract

Lecture 112 Forward Contract

Lecture 113 Futures Contract

Lecture 114 Features of Future Contract

Lecture 115 Options Contract

Lecture 116 Evaluation of Financial Risk

Lecture 117 Difference between Cash Market and Derivatives Market

Lecture 118 Orders issued by Customers in Derivative Market

Lecture 119 Risks associated with Derivatives

Lecture 120 Introduction to Pricing the future

Lecture 121 Continuous Compounding

Lecture 122 Continuous Compounding - Simple Case Study 1

Lecture 123 Continuous Compounding - Simple Case Study 2

Lecture 124 Continuous Compounding - Simple Case Study 3

Lecture 125 Continuous Discount - Concept & Case Study

Lecture 126 Equivalent Rate - Normal to Conitnuous Compounding - Concept & Case Study

Lecture 127 Equivalent Rate - Conitnuous to Normal Compounding - Case Study

Section 5: Leasing

Lecture 128 Introduction

Lecture 129 Leasing Fundamentals

Lecture 130 Leasing Mechanism

Lecture 131 Leasing Edge

Lecture 132 Evaluation of Lease

Lecture 133 Lease Rental - Case Study 1

Lecture 134 Lease Rental - Case Study 2

Lecture 135 Lease Rental - Case Study 3

Lecture 136 Lease Rental - Case Study 4

Lecture 137 Determing Maximum Lease Rental Case Study 5

Lecture 138 Indifference Point between Lease and Loan Case Study 6

Lecture 139 Lease Evaluation Case Study 6

Lecture 140 Weingartners Model

Lecture 141 Bower Herringer Williamson Model Case Study 7

Lecture 142 Bower Herringer Williamson Model

Lecture 143 Sale and Lease Back Case Study 8

Lecture 144 Difference between financial lease and operating lease

Section 6: Basics of Forex Management

Lecture 145 Introduction

Lecture 146 Exchange Rate

Lecture 147 Direct Quote

Lecture 148 Indirect Quote

Lecture 149 Link between Direct Quote and Indirect Quote

Lecture 150 Examples for Direct Quote and Indirect Quote

Lecture 151 Foreign Exchange Market

Lecture 152 American Term and European Terms

Lecture 153 Examples for Americal Term and European Term

Lecture 154 Bid Rate and Ask Rate

Lecture 155 Two Way Quote

Lecture 156 Selecting Appropriate Rate

Lecture 157 Spread

Lecture 158 How to convert a Two Way Quote

Lecture 159 Illustration to understand Two Way Quote

Lecture 160 Cross Rate and Cross Multiplication

Lecture 161 Illustration for Cross Rate and Cross Multiplication

Lecture 162 Exchange Rate for a Day

Lecture 163 What is Spot Rate

Lecture 164 What is Forward Rate

Lecture 165 What is Appreciation and Depreciation of Exchange Rate (Direct Quote)

Lecture 166 What is Appreciation and Depreciation of Exchange Rate (Indirect Quote)

Lecture 167 How to compute Appreciation and Depreciation of Exchange Rate

Lecture 168 What are Swap Points?

Lecture 169 Introduction to Forex Risks

Lecture 170 Forex Risk Management

Lecture 171 Types of Forex Risk

Lecture 172 Transaction Risk

Lecture 173 Translation Risk

Lecture 174 Case Study Transaction Risk

Lecture 175 Political Risk

Lecture 176 Economic Risk

Lecture 177 Introduction to Drivers of Forex Rate Part 1

Lecture 178 Drivers of Forex Rate Part 2

Lecture 179 Interest Rate Parity Theory

Lecture 180 Case study 1 Interest Rate Parity Theory

Lecture 181 Case study 2 Interest Rate Parity Theory

Section 7: Portfolio Management -Quantitative Techniques

Lecture 182 Introduction to Portfolio Management

Lecture 183 Return Computation

Lecture 184 Return Computation best method

Lecture 185 Returns of Listed Securities

Lecture 186 Case Study Return Computation

Lecture 187 Computation of Return using Probability

Lecture 188 Risk in Investment

Lecture 189 CS Risk Computation

Lecture 190 SD Computation steps

Lecture 191 Compute standard Deviation

Lecture 192 Upside Risk

Lecture 193 Risk free Security

Lecture 194 What is Diversification?

Lecture 195 Portfolio & Return

Lecture 196 Risk of Portfolio

Lecture 197 Covariance

Lecture 198 Case study Covariance

Lecture 199 Correlation Coefficient

Lecture 200 How to measure risk in portfolio of Two securities

Lecture 201 Reduction or Dilution of portfolio Risk through Diversification

Lecture 202 Portfolio risk - Both securities are perfectly positively correlated

Lecture 203 Portfolio Risk - Both securities perfectly negatively correlated

Lecture 204 portfolio risk - uncorrelated securities

Lecture 205 Portfolio with more than two securities

Lecture 206 calculation of Return & Risk of portfolio with more than two securities

Lecture 207 Markowits model of Risk Return optimization

Lecture 208 Efficient Frontier

Lecture 209 Uses of Efficient Frontier

Lecture 210 Diversifiable and Non Diversifiable Risk

Lecture 211 No. of Securities for an Optimum Portfolio

Lecture 212 Capital Market Line

Section 8: Dividend Decision - A Comprehensive Study

Lecture 213 Introduction to dividend

Lecture 214 Case Study on Basic terms of dividend

Lecture 215 Dividend Dates

Lecture 216 Case Study Dividend Dates

Lecture 217 Dividends and Market Price

Lecture 218 Dividend Policy

Lecture 219 Common Sense Approach

Lecture 220 Dividend Models

Lecture 221 Walter Model

Lecture 222 Walter Model Case Study

Lecture 223 Lintner model

Lecture 224 Lintner model Case study

Lecture 225 MM Model

Lecture 226 MM Model Formula

Lecture 227 Determinants of Dividend

Lecture 228 Case Study: Compute Market Value of Share using Walters Model

Lecture 229 Case Study: Compute Market Value of Share & Optimum Payout Ratio

Lecture 230 Case Study: Optimum Divdend Policy (Part 1/2)

Lecture 231 Case Study: Optimum Divdend Policy (Part 2/2)

Section 9: Mergers and Acquistions

Lecture 232 Introduction to Mergers and Acquisitons

Lecture 233 What is Acquisition?

Lecture 234 Why Merge?

Lecture 235 Different Structures of Merger

Lecture 236 Strategic benefits of Merger

Lecture 237 Different Valuation Models

Lecture 238 Asset based Valuation Model

Lecture 239 Case Study Asset Based Valuation Model

Lecture 240 Earnings based model

Lecture 241 Case Study on Earnings Based Model

Lecture 242 Bootstrapping

Lecture 243 Case Study Bootstrapping

Lecture 244 Case Study based on Return on Capital Employed

Lecture 245 Dividend based Valuation

Lecture 246 Dividend Valuation Case Study 1

Lecture 247 Dividend Valuation Case Study 2

Lecture 248 Dividend Valuation Case Study 3

Lecture 249 Dividen Valuation CAPM Case Study 1

Lecture 250 Free Cash Flow

Lecture 251 Free Cash Flow Case Study

Lecture 252 Cost of Merger Case Study

Lecture 253 Outcomes in perfect market

Lecture 254 Value of Firm using Free Cash Flows Case Study

Lecture 255 Earnings Capitalisation Methods

Lecture 256 Case Study Effect of Synergy

Lecture 257 Case Study Chop Shop Approach

Lecture 258 Business Acquistion Case Study

Lecture 259 Computation of Exchange Ratio Case Study

Section 10: Valuation

Lecture 260 Introduction to valuation and its concept

Lecture 261 Need for Valuation

Lecture 262 Bases for Valuation

Lecture 263 Type of value in Valuation

Lecture 264 Approaches of Valuation

Lecture 265 Introduction to Valuation of Tangible Fixed Assets

Lecture 266 Measurement at Cost

Lecture 267 Subsequent Change in Original Cost

Lecture 268 Valuation Approaches in case of Tangible Fixed Assets

Lecture 269 Depreciation and its changes

Lecture 270 Case 1 Preparation of Fixed Assets, Depreciation and Revaluation Reserve a/c

Lecture 271 Case 2 Determination of Origial Cost of the Machine

Lecture 272 Case 3 Calculation of Depreciation and taking credit of Deferred Grant

Lecture 273 Definition of Intangibles

Lecture 274 Recognition of Intangibles

Lecture 275 Goodwill

Lecture 276 Relevant Provisions of Accounting Standards on Goodwill

Lecture 277 Valuation of Goodwill

Lecture 278 Introduction to Valuation of Goodwill

Lecture 279 factors affecting goodwill of Business

Lecture 280 Methods of valuation of goodwill

Lecture 281 Average Profits Method for Valuation of Good will

Lecture 282 How to calculate Past Profit before Tax

Lecture 283 Case Study to calculate Past Profit before Tax

Lecture 284 How to Calculate Past Adjusted Profits before Tax

Lecture 285 Case study to Calculate Past Adjusted Profits before Tax

Lecture 286 How to Calculate Average Past Adjusted Profits before Tax

Lecture 287 How to Calculate Future Maintainable Profits after Tax

Lecture 288 Case Study on Future Maintainable Profits

Lecture 289 Case study on Computation of Goodwill under Average Profits Method

Section 11: Start Up Finance

Lecture 290 Introduction to Start Up Finance

Lecture 291 Innovative ways to finance start ups

Lecture 292 Sources to finance start ups part -1

Lecture 293 Sources to finance start ups part -2

Lecture 294 Pitch deck presentation

Lecture 295 How to Approach Pitch Presentation Part-1

Lecture 296 How to approach pitch presentation part-2

Lecture 297 What is Bootstrapping?

Lecture 298 Methods of Boot Strapping

Section 12: Financial Markets and their Regulation

Lecture 299 Introduction to Financial Markets

Lecture 300 Money Market

Lecture 301 Capital Market

Lecture 302 Difference between Money Market and Capital Market

Lecture 303 Significance of Money Market

Lecture 304 Characteristics of Money Market

Lecture 305 Introduction to Capital Markets

Lecture 306 Primary Capital Market

Lecture 307 Public Issue through Prospectus

Lecture 308 Offer for Sale

Lecture 309 Private Placement

Lecture 310 Book Building

Lecture 311 Rights Issue

Lecture 312 Secondary Capital Market and its Nature

Lecture 313 Functions of Stock Exchange

Lecture 314 Importance of Stock Exchange

Lecture 315 Stock Exchanges in India

Lecture 316 What are Financial Markets?

Section 13: Capital Market Instruments

Lecture 317 Introduction

Lecture 318 Preamble

Lecture 319 Equity Shares and its features

Lecture 320 Rights of Equity Share holders

Lecture 321 Preference Shares

Lecture 322 Cumulative Preference Shares

Lecture 323 Non Cumulative Preference Shares

Lecture 324 Convertible Preference Shares

Lecture 325 Redeemable Preference Shares

Lecture 326 Participating and Non Participating Preference Shares

Lecture 327 Fully Convertible Cumulative Preference Shares

Lecture 328 Debentures and its Features

Lecture 329 Types of Debentures

Lecture 330 Classification of Debentures

Lecture 331 Convertible Debentures

Lecture 332 Advantages of Convertible Debentures

Lecture 333 Difference between Primary Market and Secondary Market

Section 14: Mutual Funds

Lecture 334 Introduction to Mutual Funds

Lecture 335 Who can invest in Mutual Funds and How it works?

Lecture 336 Should we invest in stocks or mutual funds?

Lecture 337 Classification of Mutual funds

Lecture 338 Open end,closed end & Interval schemes of mutual funds

Lecture 339 Equity funds under portfolio Classification

Lecture 340 Debt funds under portfolio classification

Lecture 341 Special funds under Portfolio Classification

Lecture 342 Money market mutual funds

Lecture 343 Balanced Funds

Lecture 344 Equity Diverisified Funds and Flexiap / Multicap Fund

Lecture 345 Contra Fund and Index Fund

Lecture 346 Dividend Yield Fund

Lecture 347 Equity Linked Tax Savings Scheme

Lecture 348 Thematic Funds

Lecture 349 Arbitrage Funds

Section 15: Venture Capital

Lecture 350 Angel investors

Lecture 351 Venture capital funds

Lecture 352 concept of venture capital

Lecture 353 Advantages of venture capital

Lecture 354 Stages of Venture Capital Funds

Lecture 355 Venture Capital Investment Process

Lecture 356 Common Venture Capital Financing Methods

Section 16: Investment Banking

Lecture 357 Investment Banking Introduction

Lecture 358 Corporate Finance

Lecture 359 Sales

Lecture 360 Trading

Lecture 361 Research

Lecture 362 Syndicate

Section 17: Credit Rating

Lecture 363 Credit Rating

Lecture 364 Rating Services

Lecture 365 Credit Rating Process

Lecture 366 Business Risk

Lecture 367 Financial Risk

Section 18: Banking Management

Lecture 368 Capital Adequacy Ratio

Lecture 369 Basel:3-Norms

Lecture 370 Characteristics of Basel -3

Lecture 371 Composition of Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) Under Basel 3 Norms

Section 19: Securities Market

Lecture 372 Introduction to Securities Market

Lecture 373 Participants in Financial Markets

Lecture 374 Relationship between Primary Market and Secondary Market

Lecture 375 What is Stock Exchange and its functions?

Section 20: Options

Lecture 376 Introduction to Options

Lecture 377 American Call Option

Lecture 378 Value Call Option - Graph

Lecture 379 Computation of Gain / Loss in Call Option

Lecture 380 OptionBreak Even Point & Graph

Lecture 381 Gain/Loss For Call Option

Lecture 382 Gain/Loss Graph For Call Writer

Lecture 383 What is Put Option ?

Lecture 384 Put Option Graph

Lecture 385 Evalution of Material cost of Two Sources

Lecture 386 In The Money At The Money, Out of The Money

Lecture 387 In The Money At The Money, Out of The Money - Case Study2

Lecture 388 Intrinsic Value & Time Value of Money of Option

Lecture 389 In The Money At The Money, Out of The Money - Case Study1

Lecture 390 In The Money At The Money, Out of The Money - Case Study2

Section 21: Bond Valuation

Lecture 391 Valuation of Bond (Introduction)

Lecture 392 Valuation of Bonds Related Terms

Lecture 393 Basic Bond Valuation

Lecture 394 Debt and Bonds

Lecture 395 Terms associated with Bonds

Lecture 396 Types of Bonds

Lecture 397 Optionality in Bonds

Lecture 398 Valuation of Bonds

Lecture 399 Bonds With Semi Annual Interest

Lecture 400 Problem Bonds Semi Annual Interest

Lecture 401 Current Yield

Lecture 402 Yield to Maturity

Section 22: Risk Management

Lecture 403 Strategic Risk and Compliance Risk

Lecture 404 Operational Risk

Lecture 405 Financial Risk

Section 23: SECURITIZATION

Lecture 406 Introduction to Securitization

Lecture 407 Features of Securitization

Lecture 408 Primary Participants in Securitization Process

Lecture 409 Security Participants in Securitization Process

Section 24: SECURITY ANALYSIS

Lecture 410 Introduction to Security Analysis

Lecture 411 Fundamental Analysis

Lecture 412 Economic Analysis

Lecture 413 Industry Analysis - An Introduction

Lecture 414 Factors affecting Industry Analysis

Lecture 415 Company Analysis - Part 1

Lecture 416 Company Analysis - Part 2

Lecture 417 Techniques used in Company Analysis

Lecture 418 Techniques used in Industry Analysis

Lecture 419 Company Analysis - Part 1

Lecture 420 Company Analysis - Part 2

Lecture 421 Techniques used in Company Analysis

Lecture 422 Case Study: Computation of Price of Share

Lecture 423 Case Study: Computation of Ex-right price of Shares and Value of Right

Lecture 424 Case Study: Computation of Theoretical Post Rights Price, Value, effect on wealt

Lecture 425 Case Study: Compuation of Price of Equity Shares

Lecture 426 Case Study: Compuation of Present Value of Stock & determine stock overvalued?

Lecture 427 Case Study: Compute Market Value of Share using Walters Model

Lecture 428 Case Study: Computation of Cost of Equity (Part 1)

Lecture 429 Case Study: Computation of Cost of Equity (Part 2)

Lecture 430 Case Study: Computation of Value of Equity Share using Yiled on Equity Shares (P

Lecture 431 Case Study: Computation of Value of Equity Share using Yiled on Equity Shares (P

Lecture 432 Case Study: Stock overvalued / undervalued?

Section 25: FINAL SECTION

Lecture 433 Bonus Lecture

Professional Course students taking up courses like CA / CPA / CMA / CFA / CIMA / MBA Finance,Finance Professionals

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Jetpack Compose Step by Step

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Jetpack Compose Step by Step
Last Updated 08/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 69 lectures (23h 41m) | Size: 13 GB

Create nice-looking UIs for Android apps with Android's new UI toolkit



What you'll learn
Declarative UI
Composables
State Management
Layout in Compose
Interoperability
Navigation
Animation
Material Components in Compose


Requirements
Average Kotlin programming knowledge is highly recommended
Know Android development concepts like activity and view


Description
Hi,

This course will take you through a step-by-step journey to learning Jetpack Compose, Android's modern UI Toolkit.

This course is a topic based course. It means that you can use it as a reference even after completing the course. You can come back to the course any time you need a refresher about a topic like state, animation, theming, etc.

Some of the topics covered in this course are

Declarative UI

State Management and State Hoisting

Theming

Animation

Testing

Declarative UIs have been on the rise recently. Examples in the industry are Vue JS, React, Flutter, and Swift UI. With this new approach to UI development, you declare your UI in one file and decouple it from XML and other external dependencies.

This course teaches you declarative UI development for Android using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose.

The course is for Android developers coming from the View world as well as for people with no Android development background. However, some Kotlin language knowledge is recommended.

Jetpack Compose has been a fascinating topic for me since its introduction in 2019, and I have been developing UIs with this toolkit ever since. Many top-tier tech companies in the world have already adopted Jetpack Compose, showing its high potential for being the de facto standard for UI creation in the coming years. So, it is important to learn the knowledge and skills required to develop your next application's UI in this toolkit or even incorporate this technology in your existing applications. The good news is that Compose supports hybrid Android apps, which means you can integrate it gradually in your existing Android apps by replacing your Views with modern Compose equivalents. But, you will need knowledge about state and composition concepts, to say the least, to successfully perform such migrations.

If you want to learn Jetpack Compose in action, do not hesitate to take this course now and let's get started.

Who this course is for
Android application developers
Android enthusiasts
Designers that love coding

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Finance For Non Finance Executives - udemy

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Finance For Non Finance Executives - udemy
Last updated 6/2021
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Language: English | Size: 6.89 GB | Duration: 19h 22m

Accounting and Finance Fundamentals for Non Finance Executives



What you'll learn
Understand why accounts are prepared?
Understand what is Financial Management and how it is different from Accounting?
Understand What are Financial Statements and how it is useful for Decision Making?
Understand why knowledge Financial Management is essential to grow up in the Organisational Chart?
Understand Financial Ratios and its implications in various decisions.
Understand what is Working Capital Management

Requirements
This course assumes, participants do not have any knowledge on Accounting and Finance. Hence, course will start from fundamentals and does not mandate any requirements.

Description
Are you a Non Finance Executive struggling to understand Financial matters ? Are you interested in understanding accounting and financial matters revolving around Sales, Purchases, Asset Acquisitions, Fund raising, so you can take better decisions in your organisation? Are you aware that Ignorance in Finance Management will turn out to be a costly affair and business may not even exist to repent about it? Then this course is for you - Finance for Non Finance Executives.Why you should take this course?Every decision in an organization revolves around Finance. If you are an entrepreneur, its crucial that you have knowledge of Financial Matters to manage your business effectively.If you are head of a department like Production / Purchases / Sales, etc and if you aspire to grow in your hierarchy, financial knowledge is must. What you will learn by taking this course?By taking this course, you will be exposed toSec 1 - Why Finance for Non Finance ExecutivesSec 2 - Financial Statements making process - uses and implicationsSec 3 -Financial Management Techniques for survival and growthSec 4 - Financial Analysis through RatiosSec 5 - Fund Flow Analysis for analysing Survival / Failure / Growth of BusinessSec 6 - Cash Flow Analysis - Like Oxygen MovementSec 7 - More about Accounting - Be clear on all accounting termsSec 8 - Management Accounting - OverviewSec 9 - Balance Sheet Reading Skills - Why it is important?Sec 10 - Time Value of Money - Money has time value?Sec 11 - How Business financing decisions should be taken?Sec 12 - How cost structure influences profit?Sec 13 - Types of FinancingSec 14 - Capital Structuring Decisions for your BusinessSec 15 - What is Break Even and why it is very crucial?Sec 16 - Bank Loan for Business - related aspects. Sec 17 - How Bank's appraise Term LoansSec 18 - Why Working Capital Management is Important?Sec 19 - How to prepare Project Report for Bank LoansSec 20 - How Investment Decisions should be taken?Sec 21 - Overview of Cost AccountingSec 22 - On Demand Videos for clarifying doubtsSec 23 - Overview of AuditingHow 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. 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). What are the pre-requisites for taking this course?You would require good internet connection for interruption free learning process - You can approach this course with fresh mind.How this course will benefit you? This course will open up the logic behind need for 'Effective Finance Management for Organizational Betterment'.

Overview

Section 1: WHY FINANCE FOR NON FINANCE EXECUTIVES?

Lecture 1 Promo

Lecture 2 Introduction

Section 2: FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - MAKING PROCESS - USES - IMPLICATIONS

Lecture 3 Financial Statements

Lecture 4 Income Statement and Balance Sheet

Lecture 5 4 Financial Statement Making Process

Lecture 6 5 Difference between Income, Liability, Expense and Assets

Lecture 7 Sources and Uses of Funds

Lecture 8 Profit and Cash

Section 3: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES - FOR SURVIVAL AND GROWTH

Lecture 9 Fundamentals of Finance Management

Lecture 10 Cost of Capital Part 1

Lecture 11 Cost of Capital Part 2

Lecture 12 Liquidity Management

Section 4: FINANCIAL ANALYSIS THROUGH RATIOS - WIDELY USED TOOL FOR UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS

Lecture 13 Financial Ratios

Lecture 14 Current Ratio

Lecture 15 Quick Ratio

Lecture 16 Absolute Liquid Ratio

Lecture 17 Basic Defense Interval Ratio

Lecture 18 Capital Structure Ratio (Equity Ratio)

Lecture 19 Capital Structure Ratios (Debt Ratio)

Lecture 20 Capital Structure RAtios (Debt to Equity Ratio)

Lecture 21 Coverage Ratios (DSCR)

Lecture 22 Interest Coverage Ratio

Lecture 23 Preference Dividend Coverage Ratio

Lecture 24 Capital Gearing Ratio

Lecture 25 Activity Ratios

Lecture 26 Capital Turnover Ratio

Lecture 27 Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio

Lecture 28 Total Assets Turnover Ratio

Lecture 29 Working Capital Turnover Ratio

Lecture 30 Inventory Turnover Ratio

Lecture 31 Inventory Holding Level

Lecture 32 Debtors Turnover Ratio

Lecture 33 Average Collection Period

Lecture 34 Creditors Turnover Ratio

Lecture 35 Average Payment Period

Lecture 36 General Profitability Ratios

Lecture 37 Gross Profit

Lecture 38 Operating Ratio

Lecture 39 Operating Profit Ratio

Lecture 40 Expense Ratios

Lecture 41 Net Profit Ratio

Lecture 42 Overall Profitability Ratios

Lecture 43 Return on Assets

Lecture 44 Return on Capital Employed

Lecture 45 Return on Share Holders Funds

Lecture 46 Return on Equity Share Holders Funds

Lecture 47 Earnings Per Share

Lecture 48 Cash Flow Earnings

Lecture 49 Dividend Per Share

Lecture 50 Dividend Pay Out Ratio

Lecture 51 Dividend Yield Ratio

Lecture 52 Illustration on Return on Equity Share holders Funds

Lecture 53 Market Value Ratio

Lecture 54 Earnings Yield Ratio

Lecture 55 Price Earnings Ratio

Lecture 56 Price to Cash Flow Ratio

Lecture 57 Book Value to Market Value Per Share

Section 5: FUND FLOW ANALYSIS - ANALYSES SURVIAL / FAILURE / GROWTH OF BUSINESS

Lecture 58 Fund Flow Analsyis Introduction

Lecture 59 Fund Flow Analysis Example

Lecture 60 Uses of Fund Flow Statement

Section 6: CASH FLOW ANALYSIS - IS LIKE OXYGEN MOVEMENT

Lecture 61 Cash Flow-Introduction

Lecture 62 Cash Flow- Activities

Lecture 63 Cash Flow-Operating Activity

Lecture 64 Cash Flow-Investing Activity

Lecture 65 Cash Flow- Financing Activity

Section 7: MORE ABOUT ACCOUNTING - BE CLEAR ON ALL ACCOUNTING TERMS

Lecture 66 Need and Importance of Accounting

Lecture 67 Book Keeping and objectives

Lecture 68 Advantages of Book Keeping

Lecture 69 Accounting and Objectives

Lecture 70 Accounting Process

Lecture 71 Accounting Cycle

Lecture 72 Accountancy Accounting Book keeping

Lecture 73 Relationship Between Accountancy, Accounting & Book Keeping

Lecture 74 Difference Between Accounting & Book Keeping

Lecture 75 Users of Accounting Information

Lecture 76 Branches of Accounting

Lecture 77 Transaction

Lecture 78 Capital

Lecture 79 Assets

Lecture 80 Liabilities

Lecture 81 Drawings

Lecture 82 Debtors and Creditors

Lecture 83 Purchase Sales and returns

Lecture 84 Voucher and Invoice

Lecture 85 Account

Lecture 86 Double Entry System Introduction

Lecture 87 Double Entry Features

Lecture 88 Classification of Accounts

Lecture 89 Eg for classification of accounts

Lecture 90 Golden Rules of accounting

Lecture 91 Introduction to Depreciation Accounting

Lecture 92 Methods of Deprection

Lecture 93 Straight Line Method of Depreciation

Lecture 94 Written Down Value Method of Deprecitation

Lecture 95 Accounting Principles

Lecture 96 Business Entity Concept

Lecture 97 Basic Assumptions in Accounting

Lecture 98 Basic Concepts in Accounting

Lecture 99 Fundamental Principles of Accounting

Lecture 100 Trial Balance

Lecture 101 Methods and formats of Trial Balance

Lecture 102 Introduction to Joint Venture

Lecture 103 How Investments are accounted ?

Lecture 104 Accounting for Fixed Investment Securities

Lecture 105 Get Familiar with Bills Of Exchange

Lecture 106 Know What Construction Contract Is !!!!

Lecture 107 Rules of Royalty...

Lecture 108 All About Hire Purchase and Installment sale

Lecture 109 Introduction to Inventory

Lecture 110 Definition and Features of Partnership

Lecture 111 Accounting Rules in the absence of Partnership Deed

Lecture 112 Difference between Fixed Capital and Fluctuating Capital Methods

Lecture 113 Fixed Capital and Fluctuating Capital Methods

Lecture 114 Introduction to Internal and External Reconstruction

Lecture 115 What is Company?

Lecture 116 Introduction to Single Entry System

Lecture 117 Liquidation / Winding Up of Company

Section 8: MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING

Lecture 118 Management Accounting and its Features

Lecture 119 Management Accounting Information and its Use

Lecture 120 Role of Management Accountancy

Lecture 121 Impact of Changing Environment on Management Accounting

Lecture 122 Total Quality Management Part 1

Lecture 123 Total Quality Management Part 2

Lecture 124 Beliefs of Total Quality Management

Section 9: BALANCE SHEET READING SKILLS - WHY IT IS VERY IMPORTANT?

Lecture 125 First Balance Sheet Reading Skill

Lecture 126 Second Balance Sheet Reading Skill

Lecture 127 Third Balance Sheet Reading Skill

Section 10: TIME VALUE OF MONEY - MONEY HAS TIME VALUE?

Lecture 128 Time Value of Money Introduction

Lecture 129 Future Value of Single Amount

Lecture 130 Doubling Period

Lecture 131 Compound Effect

Lecture 132 Compounding Computation

Lecture 133 Future Value of Fixed Cash Flows

Lecture 134 Present Value of Amount

Lecture 135 Present Value of Fixed Cash Flows

Lecture 136 EMI

Section 11: HOW BUSINESS FINANCING DECISIONS SHOULD BE TAKEN?

Lecture 137 Business Financing Decisions

Lecture 138 Debt Vs Equity Financing

Lecture 139 Understanding Equity Funding in Projects

Lecture 140 Good Time and Bad Time for Debt Equity Financing

Section 12: HOW COST STRUCUTRE INFLUENCES PROFIT?

Lecture 141 Introduction to Leverage (Talking Head)

Lecture 142 Leverage Formula (Talking Head)

Lecture 143 Leverage and its Types

Lecture 144 Leverage Concepts Example

Lecture 145 Leverage Analysis and Sales Movement

Section 13: TYPES OF FINANCING

Lecture 146 Financial needs and sourcs of finance

Lecture 147 Classification of Sources of Finance

Lecture 148 Equity Capital

Lecture 149 Preference Share Capital

Lecture 150 Retained Profits

Lecture 151 Debentures or Bonds

Lecture 152 Loans from Commercial Banks

Lecture 153 Commerical Paper

Lecture 154 Venture Capital Financing Introduction and Methods

Lecture 155 Factors evaluated by VC in a Project

Lecture 156 Financing of Export Trade by Banks

Lecture 157 Debt Securitisation

Lecture 158 Leasing

Lecture 159 Various Types of Lease

Lecture 160 Difference between Finance Lease and Operating Lease

Section 14: CAPITAL STRUCTURE DECISIONS FOR YOUR BUSINESS

Lecture 161 Capital structuring Mix

Lecture 162 Factors of Capital structuring mix

Lecture 163 Desining Optimal Capital structuring (Talking Head)

Lecture 164 Indifference Point - Taking Head

Section 15: WHAT IS BREAK EVEN AND WHY IT IS VERY CRUCIAL?

Lecture 165 Break Even Analysis

Lecture 166 Break Even Point Example

Lecture 167 Break Even Point Graph

Section 16: BANK LOAN FOR BUSINESS - RELATED ASPECTS

Lecture 168 Introduction - How to get Bank Loan for Business

Lecture 169 When do they Expect Information

Lecture 170 Types of Bank Loans for Business

Lecture 171 Bank Loans for New Projects

Lecture 172 Why Past Loans Matter

Section 17: HOW BANK'S APPRAISE TERM LOANS?

Lecture 173 Term Loan Appraisal By Banks

Lecture 174 Term Loan - Nature of Project

Lecture 175 Cost of Project and Means of Finance

Lecture 176 What is Project Viability

Lecture 177 Project Viability - Case Study

Section 18: WHY WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT IS IMPORTANT?

Lecture 178 Working Capital Loan

Lecture 179 Working Capital Cycle

Lecture 180 Understanding Cash Credit

Lecture 181 Cash Credit-Example

Lecture 182 Loans available in banking channel

Lecture 183 Letter of Credit

Lecture 184 LC Computation

Lecture 185 Bank Guarantee

Lecture 186 Types of Bank Guarantees

Lecture 187 Treasury and Cash Management

Lecture 188 Management of Receivables

Section 19: HOW TO PREPARE PROJECT REPORT FOR BANK LOANS?

Lecture 189 Basics of Project Report

Lecture 190 Cost of Project

Lecture 191 Land Cost

Lecture 192 Building Cost

Lecture 193 Plant and Machinery Cost

Lecture 194 Preliminary and Preoperative Expenses

Lecture 195 Other Cost and Interest duirng Implementation

Lecture 196 Provision for Contingency

Section 20: HOW INVESTMENT DECISIONS SHOULD BE TAKEN?

Lecture 197 Why Capital Budgeting (Talking Head)

Lecture 198 Importance of Capital Investment (Talking Head)

Lecture 199 Capital Budgeting Process (Talking Head)

Lecture 200 Capital Budgeting Process (PPT Based Lecture)

Lecture 201 Types of Capital Investment Decisions (Talking Head)

Lecture 202 Project Cashflows (Talking Head)

Lecture 203 Initial Cashflow (Talking Head)

Lecture 204 Computation of Operational Cashflows(Share holders point of view) (Talking Head)

Lecture 205 Operational Cashflows (Lenders) (Talking Head)

Lecture 206 Terminal Cashflow (Talking Head)

Lecture 207 Principle for Measuring Project Cashflows (Talking Head)

Lecture 208 Case Study Cashflows (Talking Head)

Lecture 209 Project Cash Flows (PPT Based)

Lecture 210 Types of Capital Investment Decisions (PPT Based)

Lecture 211 Principles for Measuirng Project Cash Flows (PPT Based)

Lecture 212 Problems on Meauring cash flows (PPT Based)

Lecture 213 Problem Measuring Cash Flows (PPT Based)

Lecture 214 Cashflow computation (Excel Based)

Lecture 215 Cash Flow Perspective (Excel Based)

Lecture 216 Pay Back period Introduction

Lecture 217 Pay Back Period Example

Lecture 218 IRR

Lecture 219 NPV

Section 21: OVER VIEW OF COST ACCOUNTING

Lecture 220 Introduction to Basic Cost Concepts

Lecture 221 Costing, Cost Accounting and Accountancy

Lecture 222 Difference between Cost Accounting and Financial Accounting.

Lecture 223 Difference between Managment Accounting and Cost Accounting

Lecture 224 Cost Classifications

Lecture 225 cost sheet intro

Lecture 226 cost classifcation for cost sheet

Lecture 227 Simple cost sheet

Lecture 228 Comprehensive cost sheet

Lecture 229 Introduction to Material Costing

Lecture 230 objectives of material cost controlling

Lecture 231 Introduction to Labour Costing

Lecture 232 Difference between Direct and Indirect Labour Cost

Lecture 233 Introduction to Overheads Costing

Lecture 234 Overheads Classification

Lecture 235 Overhead by Functions

Lecture 236 Overheads by Nature

Lecture 237 Overheads by Element

Lecture 238 Overheads by Controllability

Lecture 239 Introduction to Standard Costing Techniques

Lecture 240 Standard Cost Definition

Lecture 241 Setting up of Standard Cost

Lecture 242 Standard Costing Definition

Lecture 243 Physical Standards

Lecture 244 Introduction to Standard Costing Variances

Lecture 245 Material Cost Variance

Lecture 246 Material Price Variance

Lecture 247 Material Usage Variance

Lecture 248 CS Material Cost Variance

Lecture 249 Introduction to Marginal Costing

Lecture 250 Direct Costing

Lecture 251 Difference between Marginal Costing and Direct Costing

Lecture 252 Difference between Variable and Fixed Cost

Lecture 253 What is Process Costing?

Lecture 254 Basic features of Process Costing

Lecture 255 Process Costing Procedure

Lecture 256 Operation Costing

Section 22: ON DEMAND VIDEOS (FOR CLARIFYING DOUBTS)

Lecture 257 Journal and Ledger

Section 23: INTRODUCTION TO AUDIT

Lecture 258 Need for Auditing

Lecture 259 Purpose of Auditing

Lecture 260 Evolution of Auditing

Lecture 261 Meaning of Auditing

Lecture 262 Features of Auditing

Lecture 263 Objectives of Auditing

Lecture 264 Principal aspects of Auditing

Lecture 265 Benefits of Auditing

Lecture 266 Limitations of Auditing

Section 24: Comprehensive Quiz

Section 25: FINAL SECTION

Lecture 267 Bonus Lecture

Non Finance Executives,Entrepreneurs,Department Heads,Employees aspiring to grow to highest position in the organisation,MBA Students

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Cost Accounting - A Comprehensive Study For Ca/Cma/Cs /Acca/

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Cost Accounting - A Comprehensive Study For Ca/Cma/Cs /Acca/
Last updated 6/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 13.23 GB | Duration: 37h 57m

Learn basic to advanced concepts in Cost Accounting comprehensively



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

Cost Accounting Students and Executives,Accounting Students and Executives,Finance Students and Executives,MBA Finance Students,B.Com., BBA, CA, CMA, CS, CFA, CPA, CIMA Students

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Cisco CCNA 200-301 - The Complete Guide to Getting Certified

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Cisco CCNA 200-301 - The Complete Guide to Getting Certified
Last updated 8/2022
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 16 GB | Duration: 312 lectures • 38h 47m

The top rated CCNA course online with comprehensive videos, lab exercises, study notes, Anki flashcards and active Q&A



What you'll learn
Get what you need to pass the up-to-date Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam
Gain hands-on Cisco CCNA configuration and troubleshooting experience through practice labs
Explore how routing and switching technologies work in real world environments
Develop skills to work on enterprise production networks


Requirements
You'll need basic knowledge of how to operate a computer and browse the Internet; that's it!
Absolute beginners to networking are welcome. I start with beginner level networking and explain every single acronym and concept you need to pass the exam.

Description
If you want to jumpstart your career in IT and networking by acing the Cisco Certified Network Associate CCNA exam, then this course is for you! It gives you a full understanding of all the concepts and topics you need to earn the most in-demand networking certification today by passing the Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam.

(The CCNA 200-301 is the current CCNA exam and replacement for the CCNA 200-125 which was retired in February 2020.)

This is the one course you need to get your CCNA.

Full lab exercises are included so you'll get the hands-on practical skills you need to work on real world networks, and it's the only CCNA course online where all questions posted in the Q&A section are answered.

You'll develop full readiness for the CCNA exam with complete Study Notes and Anki Flashcards to ensure you understand and remember everything covered in the course.

It offers an easy-to-understand, structured approach to shortcut your path to mastering Cisco networking to the CCNA level and beyond.

In this course, you will

Develop a deep understanding of Cisco's features and functions

Walk through complete and easy to understand explanations of each technology area covered in the exam

Follow simple step by step instructions to build your own fully featured lab on your laptop for free

Gain hands on configuration and troubleshooting experience through comprehensive lab exercises

Be ready for exam day with complete Study Notes and Anki Flashcards

Learn how networking really works through real world examples throughout the course

Build the skills and confidence to crush the CCNA 200-301 exam

Gain demonstrable knowledge and practical experience to supercharge your networking career

Supercharge Your Learning with Hands-on Practice

This course is chock full of activities. You'll get over 300 pages of hands-on lab exercises with detailed answers to check your understanding every step of the way and build your configuration and troubleshooting skills. Full diagrams and lab setup files are included so you can get started immediately with just your laptop. No equipment or previous experience is required.

All slides in the course are also included in supplemental study notes format with expanded bullet points clearly explaining the technologies. Easily review exam topics to solidify your understanding and get a final refresher when test day is approaching.

Why Learn from Me

In this course, you won't just gain the book smarts to pass the exam. You'll also hone your hands-on skills to succeed as a network engineer in the real world. I'm a professional instructor who has been entrusted by Cisco since 2007 to develop and deliver training courses for their own engineers and partners. I've also designed multiple training courses for the largest service providers in the Asia Pacific region such as IBM, Verizon, and the Australian National Broadband Network. I've spent years distilling my decade's worth of networking experience from the field into mentoring and supporting other systems engineers, and I'm passionate about passing my knowledge of Cisco networks onto others.

As a student in this course, you'll get lifetime access to the course materials and answers to every question you ask in the Q&A board. I love interacting with my students: anything you want to know, please ask. The course also comes with an unconditional risk-free 30 day money-back guarantee-that's my personal promise of your success.

Value

If you take a comparable course at a training centre it will cost you thousands of dollars, and when it's over you can't experience the tutorials again or ask the instructor any more questions. When you take my course you can learn anytime you want in the comfort of your own home, and I'm always here for you whenever you need any help.

Not sure about the best way to pay for this course? Ask your manager at work if they'll expense it. They won't have to pay the large fees of traditional classroom learning or have to cover your absence for a week. They get huge value from this investment in your future.

When you're done with the course, you'll have everything you need to crush the Cisco CCNA exam. I'm excited to share all of my knowledge with you.

Join me on this journey to turbocharging your career!

Who this course is for
Anyone who wants to pass the Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam and start or improve a career in networking.
IT helpdesk engineers who are interested in careers such as network engineers, network administrators, systems administrators, or solution architects. This course can help start your career journey into these fields.
Network engineers who are not Cisco CCNA certified or who have an expired certification. Even if you're an experienced professional, you'll fill gaps in your knowledge and master concepts like IPv6, EIGRP, and OSPF in this course.
IT professionals who want a comprehensive resource on Cisco networking theory, configuration and troubleshooting.

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Complete Gaming Masterclass: Learn Unreal And Gamemaker

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Complete Gaming Masterclass: Learn Unreal And Gamemaker
Last updated 9/2019
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.85 GB | Duration: 33h 54m

*Includes FREE book! Build 30 VR games in Unity3D and 20 games in GameMaker. Tutorials for beginner game developers.



What you'll learn
Learn to code in C++ in Unreal
Make 6 games in Unreal and 20 games in GameMaker

Requirements
Download GameMaker Studio.
The GameMaker section of this course is recorded on a PC. The Mac version of Game Maker studio is different but can be used.
Install the Unreal Engine.

Description
Have you ever wanted to make your own games? You've come to the right place.
The first part of this course is on Game Maker. Learn to build games with Game Maker one of the easiest engines to use on the planet!
Build games from scratch and learn to code at the same time.
Add more skills to your resume with practical projects.

The second part of this course is on the Unreal Engine. Learn to make games from scratch in the popular engine Unreal 4!
Included in this course is material for beginners to get comfortable with the interfaces. Please note that we reuse this material in similar courses because it is introductory material. You can find some material in this course in the following related courses
Learn how to make games in Game MakerComplete Gaming Masterclass: Learn Blender and GameMaker Finish 21 Games in GameMaker and Make Professional Art FASTBuild 25 Games in Python and GameMaker (and Learn to Code)Learn ELM Functional Programming and Make 22 GameMaker GamesMake 22 GameMaker: Studio Games & 5 Image Data UI Projects Finish 26 Games & Apps Quickly (GameMaker: Studio & Xcode) Complete Guide to GameMaker Studio and Angular Build 22 Games in GameMaker Studio, C# Unity® & BlenderMake games in GameMaker & learn to code for the web in Ruby!Learn to code by building 6 games in the Unreal Engine Complete Unreal & Android Development: Build Games & CodeComplete 6 Games in Unreal Engine 4 and 20 in Construct 2Unreal Engine Game Mechanics Mastery & MakeHuman 3D ModelingComplete Developer Masterclass: Learn Angular 2 and Unreal Master Unreal and Xamarin: Build Professional Games and Apps Unreal Engine 4 & Android Development: Make 6 Games, 12 AppsBeginner's Swift 4 & Unreal Engine - Learn Xcode, Make GamesThe beauty of taking an online course like this is the ability to replay any of the lectures at any time. There is no time limit or final tests. You get to learn at your own pace with a practical model method of learning.
One of the best features is that you can watch the courses at any speed you want. This means you can speed up the or slow down the video if you want to.
This course is project-based so you will not be learning a bunch of useless coding practices. At the end of this course you will have real world apps to use in your portfolio.
We feel that project based training content is the best way to get from A to B. Taking this course means that you learn practical, employable skills immediately.
You can use the projects you build in this course to add to your LinkedIn profile. Give your portfolio fuel to take your career to the next level.
Learning how to code is a great way to jump in a new career or enhance your current career. Coding is the new math and learning how to code will propel you forward for any situation.
Learn it today and get a head start for tomorrow. People who can master technology will rule the future.
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Overview

Section 1: Unreal 01 - Overview

Lecture 1 01 - Introduction

Lecture 2 02 - Setting up the project

Lecture 3 03 - Adding a camera

Lecture 4 04 - Hero code

Lecture 5 05 - Hero visual

Lecture 6 06 - Adding a coin

Lecture 7 07 - Player collision box

Lecture 8 08 - Collision box position

Lecture 9 09 - Making a simple interface

Lecture 10 10 - Widget code

Lecture 11 11 - Game mode

Lecture 12 12 - Showing the interface

Lecture 13 13 - Collecting all coins

Lecture 14 14 - Restarting the game

Section 2: Unreal 02 - Shooter

Lecture 15 01 - Introduction

Lecture 16 02 - Setting up Unreal

Lecture 17 03 - Setting the Camera

Lecture 18 04 - Designing a player

Lecture 19 Update! Collision Boxes and UGameplayStatics

Lecture 20 05 - Moving the Ship

Lecture 21 FAQ on Visual Studio

Lecture 22 06 - Designing a Bullet

Lecture 23 07 - Making bullets move

Lecture 24 08 - Converting bullet to blueprint

Lecture 25 09 - Spawning Bullets

Lecture 26 10 - Making the Enemy

Lecture 27 11 - Player-enemy collision

Lecture 28 12 - Bullet-enemy collision

Lecture 29 13 - Creating the game mode

Lecture 30 14 - Spawning enemies

Lecture 31 14.2 - Spawning enemies 2

Lecture 32 15 - Restarting the game

Lecture 33 16 - Game widget

Lecture 34 17 - Widget blueprint

Lecture 35 18 - Spawning widget

Lecture 36 18.2 - Spawning widget

Lecture 37 19 - Integrating interface

Section 3: Unreal 03 - Platform Switcher

Lecture 38 01 - Introduction

Lecture 39 02 - Setting up Unreal

Lecture 40 03 - Designing the level

Lecture 41 04 - Creating a game mode

Lecture 42 05 - Switch mechanic

Lecture 43 06 - Creating an orb

Lecture 44 07 - Creating obstacles

Lecture 45 08 - Game widget

Lecture 46 09 - Coding the game widget

Lecture 47 10 - Spawning the widget

Lecture 48 11 - Game messages

Lecture 49 12 - Restarting the game

Section 4: 04 - FPS Shooter

Lecture 50 01 - Introduction

Lecture 51 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 52 03 - Making an enemy

Lecture 53 04 - Making a game mode

Lecture 54 05 - Integrating the game mode

Lecture 55 06 - Spawning enemies

Lecture 56 07 - Game mode hooks

Lecture 57 08 - Making the interface

Lecture 58 09 - Integrating interface to game mode

Lecture 59 10 - Spawning the interface

Lecture 60 11 - Restarting the game

Section 5: Unreal 05 - Turret

Lecture 61 01 - Introduction

Lecture 62 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 63 03 - Constraining the player

Lecture 64 04 - Making the enemy

Lecture 65 05 - Making the game mode

Lecture 66 06 - Integrating the game mode

Lecture 67 07 - Health loss

Lecture 68 08 - Creating the interface

Lecture 69 09 - Interface system

Lecture 70 10 - Adding interface and game restart

Section 6: Unreal 06 - Runner Switcher

Lecture 71 01 - Introduction

Lecture 72 02 - Setting up the project

Lecture 73 03 - Runner script

Lecture 74 04 - Designing the runner

Lecture 75 05 - Making a game mode

Lecture 76 06 - Endless runner logic

Lecture 77 07 - Game blocks

Lecture 78 08 - Integrating the game blocks

Lecture 79 09 - Creating the enemy

Lecture 80 10 - Overlap collision

Lecture 81 11 - Enemy blocks

Lecture 82 12 - Game over

Lecture 83 13 - Creating a widget

Lecture 84 14 - Game widget script

Lecture 85 15 - Mode spawning the widget

Lecture 86 16 - Restarting the game

Section 7: Unreal Resources

Lecture 87 Source Code

Lecture 88 Free Book: Build 6 Games in Unreal

Section 8: Introduction to GameMaker

Lecture 89 Introduction

Lecture 90 02 - Project setup and sprites

Lecture 91 03 - Objects

Lecture 92 04 - Rooms

Lecture 93 05 - Rotation

Lecture 94 06 - Movement

Lecture 95 07 - Instances

Section 9: 02 - Deep Dive - Events and Actions

Lecture 96 01 - Introduction

Lecture 97 01 - Introduction

Lecture 98 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 99 03 - Movement

Lecture 100 04 - Friction and warping

Lecture 101 05 - Jumping and stepping

Lecture 102 06 - Spawning

Lecture 103 07 - Destroying

Lecture 104 08 - Sprite transformations

Lecture 105 09 - Alarms

Lecture 106 10 - Control

Lecture 107 11 - Interface

Lecture 108 12 - Collisions

Section 10: 03 - Deep Dive - Coding

Lecture 109 01 - Introduction

Lecture 110 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 111 03 - Movement

Lecture 112 04 - Rotation

Lecture 113 05 - Spawning

Lecture 114 06 - Collisions

Lecture 115 07 - Destroying

Section 11: 04 - Shooter

Lecture 116 01 - Introduction

Lecture 117 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 118 03 - Movement

Lecture 119 04 - Spawning

Lecture 120 05 - Moving bullets

Lecture 121 06 - Enemies and collision

Lecture 122 07 - Dynamically spawn enemies

Lecture 123 08 - Restarting the game

Lecture 124 09 - Interface

Section 12: 05 - Rollerball

Lecture 125 01 - Introduction

Lecture 126 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 127 03 - Movement

Lecture 128 04 - Collect coins

Lecture 129 05 - Walls

Lecture 130 06 - Interface

Lecture 131 07 - Restarting the game

Section 13: 06 - Platformer

Lecture 132 01 - Introduction

Lecture 133 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 134 03 - Creating variables

Lecture 135 04 - Input

Lecture 136 05 - Movement

Lecture 137 06 - Collision

Lecture 138 07 - Orb

Lecture 139 08 - Interface

Lecture 140 09 - Restarting the game

Section 14: 07 - Platform Shooter

Lecture 141 01 - Introduction

Lecture 142 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 143 03 - Variables

Lecture 144 04 - Input

Lecture 145 05 - Speed

Lecture 146 06 - Horizontal collision

Lecture 147 07 - Vertical collision

Lecture 148 08 - Spawning bullets

Lecture 149 09 - Spawning bullets

Lecture 150 10 - Mines

Lecture 151 11 - Interface and restart

Section 15: 08 - Turret

Lecture 152 01 - Introduction

Lecture 153 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 154 03 - Rotating the turret

Lecture 155 04 - Shooting bullets

Lecture 156 05 - Enemies

Lecture 157 06 - Enemy chase

Lecture 158 07 - Dynamically adding enemeis

Section 16: 09 - Cross Shooter

Lecture 159 01 - Introduction

Lecture 160 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 161 03 - Movement

Lecture 162 04 - Shooting bullets

Lecture 163 05 - Enemies

Lecture 164 06 - Enemy spawning

Lecture 165 07 - Interface and restart

Section 17: 10 - Color Shooter

Lecture 166 01 - Introduction

Lecture 167 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 168 03 - Movement

Lecture 169 04 - Shooting bullets

Lecture 170 05 - Changing color

Lecture 171 06 - Adding targets

Lecture 172 07 - Collisions

Lecture 173 08 - Interface

Lecture 174 09 - Restarting the game

Section 18: 11 - Color Matcher

Lecture 175 01 - Introduction

Lecture 176 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 177 03 - Movement

Lecture 178 04 - Changing color

Lecture 179 05 - Targets

Lecture 180 06 - Spawn new targets

Lecture 181 07 - Adding a basic interface

Lecture 182 08 - Score

Lecture 183 09 - Timer

Lecture 184 10 - Restarting the game

Section 19: 12 - Apple catcher

Lecture 185 01 - Introduction

Lecture 186 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 187 03 - Adding a background

Lecture 188 04 - Movement

Lecture 189 05 - Apples

Lecture 190 06 - Apples falling

Lecture 191 07 - Dynamically spawning apples

Lecture 192 08 - Interface

Lecture 193 09 - Game timer

Lecture 194 10 - Restarting the game

Section 20: 13 - Dodger

Lecture 195 01 - Introduction

Lecture 196 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 197 03 - Background

Lecture 198 04 - Player variables

Lecture 199 05 - Applying gravity

Lecture 200 06 - Jumping

Lecture 201 07 - Enemies

Lecture 202 08 - Crouching

Lecture 203 09 - Collision masks

Lecture 204 10 - Dynamically spawning enemies

Section 21: 14 - Collector

Lecture 205 01 - Introduction

Lecture 206 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 207 03 - Moving the player

Lecture 208 04 - Following the mouse

Lecture 209 05 - Point towards the mouse

Lecture 210 06 - Collectable objects

Lecture 211 07 - Collectable variation

Lecture 212 08 - Spawning collectables

Lecture 213 09 - Interface

Lecture 214 10 - Game over

Lecture 215 11 - Restarting

Section 22: 15 - Double Shooter

Lecture 216 01 - Introduction

Lecture 217 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 218 03 - Backgrounds

Lecture 219 04 - Targeting the mouse

Lecture 220 05 - Shoot bullets

Lecture 221 06 - Shooting cooldown

Lecture 222 07 - Adding enemies

Lecture 223 08 - Zigzag

Lecture 224 09 - Dynamically spawn enemies

Lecture 225 10 - Interface

Lecture 226 11 - Restarting the game

Section 23: 16 - Side Scrolling Shooter

Lecture 227 01 - Introduction

Lecture 228 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 229 03 - Setting background

Lecture 230 04 - Vertical motion

Lecture 231 05 - Horizontal motion

Lecture 232 06 - Creating a bullet

Lecture 233 07 - Shooting bullets

Lecture 234 08 - Shooting cooldown

Lecture 235 09 - Enemies

Lecture 236 10 - Dynamically add enemies

Lecture 237 11 - Interface

Section 24: 17 - Balloon Burst

Lecture 238 01 - Introduction

Lecture 239 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 240 03 - Adding a background

Lecture 241 04 - Applying a color

Lecture 242 05 - Balloon movement

Lecture 243 06 - Balloon zigzag

Lecture 244 07 - Popping a balloon

Lecture 245 08 - Spawning balloons

Lecture 246 09 - Random balloon colors

Lecture 247 10 - Interface and score

Lecture 248 11 - Game over

Lecture 249 12 - Restarting the game

Section 25: 18 - Penalty

Lecture 250 01 - Introduction

Lecture 251 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 252 03 - Adding a background

Lecture 253 04 - Adding the goal

Lecture 254 05 - Moving the goalie

Lecture 255 06 - Smooth movement

Lecture 256 07 - Kicker and football

Lecture 257 08 - Moving the football

Lecture 258 09 - Defending the penalty kick

Lecture 259 10 - Dynamically adding footballs

Lecture 260 11 - Interface and score

Lecture 261 12 - Game over

Section 26: 19 - Flappy Bird

Lecture 262 01 - Introduction

Lecture 263 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 264 03 - Adding a background

Lecture 265 04 - Background movement

Lecture 266 05 - Initialize variables

Lecture 267 06 - Bird movement

Lecture 268 07 - Constraining positions

Lecture 269 08 - Walls

Lecture 270 09 - Dynamically add walls

Lecture 271 10 - Increasing the difficulty

Lecture 272 11 - Interface and game over

Section 27: 20 - Double Jumper

Lecture 273 01 - Introduction

Lecture 274 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 275 03 - Adding a background

Lecture 276 04 - Bar

Lecture 277 05 - Player variables

Lecture 278 06 - Gravity

Lecture 279 07 - Keep player in bounds

Lecture 280 08 - Player jumps

Lecture 281 09 - Double jumper

Lecture 282 10 - Enemy

Lecture 283 11 - Player speed

Lecture 284 12 - Dynamically adding enemies

Lecture 285 13 - Interface

Section 28: 21 - Ricochet Shooter

Lecture 286 01 - Introduction

Lecture 287 02 - Setup project

Lecture 288 03 - Looking at the mouse

Lecture 289 04 - Adding walls

Lecture 290 05 - Bullets

Lecture 291 06 - Bullet variables

Lecture 292 07 - Horizontal movement

Lecture 293 08 - Vertical movement

Lecture 294 09 - Bullet color

Lecture 295 10 - Targets

Lecture 296 11 - Interface and game over

Section 29: 22 - Ship Dodger

Lecture 297 01 - Introduction

Lecture 298 02 - Setting up project

Lecture 299 03 - Background

Lecture 300 04 - Ship movement

Lecture 301 05 - Asteroid

Lecture 302 06 - Asteroid movement

Lecture 303 07 - Dynamically add asteroids

Lecture 304 08 - Asteroid shower

Lecture 305 09 - Interface and restart

Lecture 306 10 - Game timer

Section 30: 23 - Jumper

Lecture 307 01 - Introduction

Lecture 308 02 - Project setup

Lecture 309 03 - Initializing player variables

Lecture 310 04 - Gravity

Lecture 311 05 - Horizontal movement

Lecture 312 06 - Jumping logic

Lecture 313 07 - Jumping constraints

Lecture 314 08 - Game view

Lecture 315 09 - Game controller

Lecture 316 10 - Spawner variables

Lecture 317 11 - Adding infinite platforms

Lecture 318 12 - Horizontal offset

Lecture 319 13 - Increasing difficulty

Lecture 320 14 - Cleaning platforms

Lecture 321 15 - Game restart

Section 31: 24 - Gravity Switch

Lecture 322 01 - Introduction

Lecture 323 02 - Project setup

Lecture 324 03 - Background

Lecture 325 04 - Player movement

Lecture 326 05 - Falling player

Lecture 327 06 - Blocks

Lecture 328 07 - Horizontal movement

Lecture 329 08 - Horizontal collision

Lecture 330 09 - Vertical collision

Lecture 331 10 - Gravity switch

Lecture 332 11 - Level design

Lecture 333 12 - Lava

Lecture 334 13 - Orb

Lecture 335 14 - Interface

Lecture 336 15 - Restart the game

Section 32: GameMaker Source Code

Lecture 337 Source Code

Lecture 338 Please leave us a rating!

Section 33: Where To Find More Content

Lecture 339 Bonus Lecture: TODAY! Unreal Masterclass on Kickstarter

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Build Your Professional Portfolio: Learn Ios 10 And Android

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Build Your Professional Portfolio: Learn Ios 10 And Android
Last updated 10/2018
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 35.21 GB | Duration: 130h 9m

Become a professional in Swift and Android Studio.



What you'll learn
Learn how to Code in Swift 3.0
Design apps from scratch in Xcode, Illustrator and Photoshop
Build apps quickly from start to finish
Become a virtuoso programmer
Code in Java
Use Android Studio
Build Android apps

Requirements
Must have a Mac Computer and Xcode 8
PC development is not recommended or supported.
Adobe Photoshop And Illustrator
Android studio

Description
Learn iOS 10 and Android studio with this complete developers course!
One of the best features is that you can watch the courses at any speed you want. This means you can speed up the or slow down the video if you want to.
This course is project based so you will not be learning a bunch of useless coding practices. At the end of this course you will have real world apps to use in your portfolio. We feel that project based training content is the best way to get from A to B. Taking this course means that you learn practical, employableskills immediately.
You can use the projects you build in this course to add to your LinkedIn profile. Give your portfolio fuel to take your career to the next level.
Learning how to code is a great way to jump in a new career or enhance your current career. Coding is the new math and learning how to code will propel you forward for any situation. Learn it today and get a head start for tomorrow. People who can master technology will rule the future.
You will get full lifetime access to this course for a single one off fee. John Bura has created many games, apps and training courses so he is extremely qualified to teach you how to master technology. This is an instructor that does not only teach, he produces apps. This means you get the most relevant information on how to code. Most courses do not show you practical skills and real world examples.
What makes you a good teacher?
I have released over 40 games and apps that have done very well in the app store.I run a company called Mammoth Interactive so I am actively in the field building apps and making moneyI have been teaching since 2002I personally love learning online and my life is much better because I have learned online rather than a classroomI am one of the top 10 highest grossing Udemy teachersI have been a Udemy instructor since 2011.I make sure people learn how to make money from their creations.I have over 150k students worldwide
Who is this class for?
People who want to improve their technical skillsComplete beginnersPeople who want to make money. I show people the tools on how to make money through various methods of passive incomePeople who want to get ahead of the pack by learning online.
How you will make money by learning new skills
Learn practical skillsLearn about how leverage your new skills to greater wealthLearn through practical examples
Why should you learn online?
There is an online education revolution taking place. You may have heard about it in the news or heard it from a friend. Either-way, education is going to be changed forever. In this short course I talk about how Online Education has
Motivated meHelped my careerHelped me as a teacherImpacted several lives around the planet
I promise that this course will be better and more effective than reading books. I show how to master technology through the use of video. This course will give you everything you need to thrive in our technological society.

Overview

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 1: iOS10 - Introduction

Lecture 2 Top 10 Reasons Why This Course Is Awesome

Lecture 3 How To Use This Course

Lecture 4 How To Download Xcode 8

Lecture 5 Multiple Instructors

Lecture 6 Updates

Lecture 7 Xcode Crash Course: Build an App in Less Than 30 Minutes

Section 2: iOS 10 - Xcode for Beginners

Lecture 8 Xcode Crash Course for Beginners (Intermediate Skip This Tutorial)

Section 3: iOS10 - 01. Deep Dive - Variables

Lecture 9 01a. Swift 3 - Variables - Part 1

Lecture 10 01b. Swift 3 - Variables - Part 2

Lecture 11 01c. Swift 3 - Variables - Part 3

Lecture 12 01d. Swift 3 - Variables - Part 4

Lecture 13 01e. Swift 3 - Variables - Part 5

Section 4: iOS 10 - 02. Deep Dive - If Statements

Lecture 14 02a. Swift 3 - If Statements - Part 1

Lecture 15 02b. Swift 3 - If Statements - Part 2

Lecture 16 02c. Swift 3 - If Statements - Part 3

Lecture 17 02d. Swift 3 - If Statements - Part 4

Section 5: iOS 10 - 03. Deep Dive - Arrays

Lecture 18 03a. Swift 3 - Arrays - Part 1

Lecture 19 03b. Swift 3 - Arrays - Part 2

Lecture 20 03c. Swift 3 - Arrays - Part 3

Lecture 21 03d. Swift 3 - Arrays - Part 4

Lecture 22 03e. Swift 3 - Arrays - Part 5

Section 6: iOS10 - 04. Deep Dive - For In Loops

Lecture 23 04a. Swift 3 - For In Loops - Part 1

Lecture 24 04b. Swift 3 - For In Loops - Part 2

Lecture 25 04c. Swift 3 - For In Loops - Part 3

Lecture 26 04d. Swift 3 - For In Loops - Part 4

Lecture 27 04e. Swift 3 - For In Loops - Part 5

Lecture 28 04f. Swift 3 - For In Loops - Part 6

Section 7: iOS 10 - 05. Deep Dive Functions

Lecture 29 05a. Swift 3 - Functions - Part 1

Lecture 30 05b. Swift 3 - Functions - Part 2

Lecture 31 05c. Swift 3 - Functions - Part 3

Lecture 32 05d. Swift 3 - Functions - Part 4

Lecture 33 05e. Swift 3 - Functions - Part 5

Lecture 34 05f. Swift 3 - Functions - Part 6

Lecture 35 05g. Swift 3 - Functions - Part 7

Section 8: iOS 10 - 06. Deep Dive - While Loops and Switch Statements

Lecture 36 06a. Swift 3 - While Loops and Switch Statements - Part 1

Lecture 37 06b. Swift 3 - While Loops and Switch Statements - Part 2

Lecture 38 06c. Swift 3 - While Loops and Switch Statements - Part 3

Lecture 39 06d. Swift 3 - While Loops and Switch Statements - Part 4

Lecture 40 06e. Swift 3 - While Loops and Switch Statements - Part 5

Lecture 41 06f. Swift 3 - While Loops and Switch Statements - Part 6

Section 9: iOS 10 - 07. Deep Dive - Enumerations, Classes and Structures

Lecture 42 07a. Swift 3 - Enumerations, Classes and Structures - Part 1

Lecture 43 07b. Swift 3 - Enumerations, Classes and Structures - Part 2

Lecture 44 07c. Swift 3 - Enumerations, Classes and Structures - Part 3

Lecture 45 07d. Swift 3 - Enumerations, Classes and Structures - Part 4

Lecture 46 07e. Swift 3 - Enumerations, Classes and Structures - Part 5

Section 10: iOS 10 - 08. Deep Dive - Labels

Lecture 47 08a. Swift 3 - Labels in Xcode - Part 1

Lecture 48 08b. Swift 3 - Labels in Xcode - Part 2

Lecture 49 08c. Swift 3 - Labels in Xcode - Part 3

Lecture 50 08d. Swift 3 - Labels in Xcode - Part 4

Lecture 51 08e. Swift 3 - Labels in Xcode - Part 5

Lecture 52 08f. Swift 3 - Labels in Xcode - Part 6

Section 11: iOS 10 - Deep Dive - Buttons

Lecture 53 09a. Swift 3 - Buttons in Xcode - Part 1

Lecture 54 09b. Swift 3 - Buttons in Xcode - Part 2

Lecture 55 09c. Swift 3 - Buttons in Xcode - Part 3

Lecture 56 09d. Swift 3 - Buttons in Xcode - Part 4

Lecture 57 09e. Swift 3 - Buttons in Xcode - Part 5

Section 12: iOS 10 - Deep Dive - Text Fields

Lecture 58 10a. Swift 3 - Text Fields in Xcode - Part 1

Lecture 59 10b. Swift 3 - Text Fields in Xcode - Part 2

Lecture 60 10c. Swift 3 - Text Fields in Xcode - Part 3

Lecture 61 10d. Swift 3 - Text Fields in Xcode - Part 4

Lecture 62 10e. Swift 3 - Text Fields in Xcode - Part 5

Lecture 63 10f. Swift 3 - Text Fields in Xcode - Part 6

Lecture 64 10g. Swift 3 - Text Fields in Xcode - Part 7

Section 13: iOS 10 - 11. Average Calculator

Lecture 65 11a. Average Calculator - Part 1

Lecture 66 11b. Average Calculator - Part 2

Lecture 67 11c. Average Calculator - Part 3

Lecture 68 11d. Average Calculator - Part 4

Lecture 69 11e. Average Calculator - Part 5

Section 14: iOS 10 - 12. Deep Dive - Segmented Control

Lecture 70 12a. Swift 3 - Segmented Control in Xcode - Part 1

Lecture 71 12b. Swift 3 - Segmented Control in Xcode - Part 2

Lecture 72 12c. Swift 3 - Segmented Control in Xcode - Part 3

Lecture 73 12d. Swift 3 - Segmented Control in Xcode - Part 4

Section 15: iOS 10 - 13. Deep Dive - Sliders

Lecture 74 13a. Swift 3 - Sliders in Xcode - Part 1

Lecture 75 13b. Swift 3 - Sliders in Xcode - Part 2

Lecture 76 13c. Swift 3 - Sliders in Xcode - Part 3

Lecture 77 13d. Swift 3 - Sliders in Xcode - Part 4

Lecture 78 13e. Swift 3 - Sliders in Xcode - Part 5

Section 16: iOS 10 - 14. PickerView

Lecture 79 14a. Swift 3 - PickerView in Xcode - Part 1

Lecture 80 14b. Swift 3 - PickerView in Xcode - Part 2

Lecture 81 14c. Swift 3 - PickerView in Xcode - Part 3

Section 17: iOS 10 - 15. Images

Lecture 82 15a. Swift 3 - Images in Xcode - Part 1

Lecture 83 15b. Swift 3 - Images in Xcode - Part 2

Lecture 84 15c. Swift 3 - Images in Xcode - Part 3

Section 18: iOS 10 - 16. Tip Calculator

Lecture 85 16a. Swift 3 - Tip Calculator - Part 1

Lecture 86 16b. Swift 3 - Tip Calculator - Part 2

Lecture 87 16c. Swift 3 - Tip Calculator - Part 3

Section 19: iOS 10 - 17. Compound Interest Calculator

Lecture 88 17a. Swift 3 - Compound Interest Calculator - Part 1

Lecture 89 17b. Swift 3 - Compound Interest Calculator - Part 2

Lecture 90 17c. Swift 3 - Compound Interest Calculator - Part 3

Section 20: iOS 10 - 18. True False Test

Lecture 91 18a. Swift 3 - True False Test - Part 1

Lecture 92 18b. Swift 3 - True False Test - Part 2

Lecture 93 18c. Swift 3 - True False Test - Part 3

Section 21: iOS 10 - 19. Hex-RGB Converter

Lecture 94 19a. Swift 3 - Hex-RGB Converter - Part 1

Lecture 95 19b. Swift 3 - Hex-RGB Converter - Part 2

Lecture 96 19c. Swift 3 - Hex-RGB Converter - Part 3

Lecture 97 19d. Swift 3 - Hex-RGB Converter - Part 4

Section 22: iOS 10 - 20. Simple Addition Tester

Lecture 98 20a. Swift 3 - Simple Addition Tester - Part 1

Lecture 99 20b. Swift 3 - Simple Addition Tester - Part 2

Lecture 100 20c. Swift 3 - Simple Addition Tester - Part 3

Section 23: iOS 10 - 21. Simple Subtraction Tester

Lecture 101 21a. Swift 3 - Simple Subtraction Tester - Part 1

Lecture 102 21b. Swift 3 - Simple Subtraction Tester - Part 2

Lecture 103 21c. Swift 3 - Simple Subtraction Tester - Part 3

Section 24: iOS 10 - 22. Simple Multiplication Tester

Lecture 104 22a.Swift 3 - Simple Multiplication Tester - Part 1

Lecture 105 22b. Swift 3 - Simple Multiplication Tester - Part 2

Lecture 106 22c. Swift 3- Simple Multiplication Tester - Part 3

Lecture 107 22d. Swift 3 - Simple Multiplication Tester - Part 4

Section 25: iOS 10 - 23. Simple Division Tester

Lecture 108 23a. Swift 3 - Simple Division Tester - Part 1

Lecture 109 23b. Swift 3 - Simple Division Tester - Part 2

Lecture 110 23c. Swift 3 - Simple Division Tester - Part 3

Lecture 111 23d. Swift 3 - Simple Division Tester - Part 4

Section 26: iOS 10 - 24. Simple Algebra Test

Lecture 112 24a. Swift 3 - Simple Algebra Test - Part 1

Lecture 113 24b. Swift 3 - Simple Algebra Test - Part 2

Lecture 114 24c. Swift 3 - Simple Algebra Test - Part 3

Lecture 115 24d. Swift 3 - Simple Algebra Test - Part 4

Section 27: iOS 10 - 25. Algebra Addition

Lecture 116 25a. Swift 3- Algebra Addition - Part 1

Lecture 117 25b. Swift 3- Algebra Addition - Part 2

Lecture 118 25c. Swift 3- Algebra Addition - Part 3

Lecture 119 25d. Swift 3- Algebra Addition - Part 4

Section 28: iOS 10 - 26. Algebra Subtraction

Lecture 120 26a. Swift 3 - Algebra Subtraction - Part 1

Lecture 121 26b. Swift 3 - Algebra Subtraction - Part 2

Lecture 122 26c. Swift 3 - Algebra Subtraction - Part 3

Lecture 123 26d. Swift 3 - Algebra Subtraction - Part 4

Section 29: iOS 10 - 27. Algebra Multiplication

Lecture 124 27a. Swift 3 - Algebra Multiplication - Part 1

Lecture 125 27b. Swift 3 - Algebra Multiplication - Part 2

Lecture 126 27c. Swift 3 - Algebra Multiplication - Part 3

Lecture 127 27d. Swift 3 - Algebra Multiplication - Part 4

Section 30: iOS 10 - 28. Algebra Division

Lecture 128 28a. Swift 3 - Algebra Division - Part 1

Lecture 129 28b. Swift 3 - Algebra Division - Part 2

Lecture 130 28c. Swift 3 - Algebra Division - Part 3

Lecture 131 28d. Swift 3 - Algebra Division - Part 4

Section 31: iOS 10 - 29. Animal Image Guessing Game

Lecture 132 29a. Swift 3 - Animal Image Guessing Game - Part 1

Lecture 133 29b. Swift 3 - Animal Image Guessing Game - Part 2

Lecture 134 29c. Swift 3 - Animal Image Guessing Game - Part 3

Lecture 135 29d. Swift 3 - Animal Image Guessing Game - Part 4

Section 32: iOS 10 - 30. Canadian Tax Calculator

Lecture 136 30a. Swift 3 - Canadian Tax Calculator - Part 1

Lecture 137 30b. Swift 3 - Canadian Tax Calculator - Part 2

Lecture 138 30c. Swift 3 - Canadian Tax Calculator - Part 3

Section 33: iOS 10 - 31. Multiple Choice Test

Lecture 139 31a. Swift 3 - Multiple Choice Test - Part 1

Lecture 140 31b. Swift 3 - Multiple Choice Test - Part 2

Lecture 141 31c. Swift 3 - Multiple Choice Test - Part 3

Lecture 142 31d. Swift 3 - Multiple Choice Test - Part 4

Section 34: iOS 10 - 32. Text Field Delegates - Part 1

Lecture 143 32a. Swift 3 - Text Field Delegates - Part 1

Lecture 144 32b. Swift 3 - Text Field Delegates - Part 2

Lecture 145 32c. Swift 3 - Text Field Delegates - Part 3

Lecture 146 32d. Swift 3 - Text Field Delegates - Part 4

Section 35: iOS 10 - 33. Adding Video To Your Project Using Swift

Lecture 147 33a. Swift 3 - Adding Video - Part 1

Lecture 148 33b. Swift 3 - Adding Video - Part 2

Lecture 149 33c. Swift 3 - Adding Video - Part 3

Lecture 150 33d. Swift 3 - Adding Video - Part 4

Section 36: iOS 10 - 34. Kinematics Calculator

Lecture 151 34a. Swift 3 - Kinematics Calculator - Part 1

Lecture 152 34b. Swift 3 - Kinematics Calculator - Part 2

Lecture 153 34c. Swift 3 - Kinematics Calculator - Part 3

Lecture 154 34d. Swift 3 - Kinematics Calculator - Part 4

Lecture 155 34e. Swift 3 - Kinematics Calculator - Part 5

Section 37: iOS 10 - 35. Buoyancy Force Calculator

Lecture 156 35a. Swift 3 - Buoyancy Force Calculator - Part 1

Lecture 157 35b. Swift 3 - Buoyancy Force Calculator - Part 2

Lecture 158 35c. Swift 3 - Buoyancy Force Calculator - Part 3

Lecture 159 35d. Swift 3 - Buoyancy Force Calculator - Part 4

Section 38: iOS 10 - 36. Build a Social Media App

Lecture 160 36a. Swift 3 - Social Media Connection - Part 1

Lecture 161 36b. Swift 3 - Social Media Connection - Part 2

Lecture 162 36c. Swift 3 - Social Media Connection - Part 3

Lecture 163 36d. Swift 3 - Social Media Connection - Part 4

Section 39: iOS 10 - 37. Word Guessing Game

Lecture 164 37a. Swift 3 - Word Guessing Game - Part 1

Lecture 165 37b. Swift 3 - Word Guessing Game - Part 2

Lecture 166 37c. Swift 3 - Word Guessing Game - Part 3

Lecture 167 37d. Swift 3 - Word Guessing Game - Part 4

Section 40: iOS 10 - 38. Core Data

Lecture 168 38a. Swift 3 - Core Data - Part 1

Lecture 169 38b. Swift 3 - Core Data - Part 2

Lecture 170 38c. Swift 3 - Core Data - Part 3

Lecture 171 38d. Swift 3 - Core Data - Part 4

Section 41: iOS 10 - 39. Building a Run Tracker

Lecture 172 39a. Swift 3 - Run Tracker - Part 1

Lecture 173 39b. Swift 3 - Run Tracker - Part 2

Lecture 174 39c. Swift 3 - Run Tracker - Part 3

Lecture 175 39d. Swift 3 - Run Tracker - Part 4

Section 42: iOS 10 - 40. Alert View Controller

Lecture 176 40a. Swift 3 - Alert View Controller in Xcode - Part 1

Lecture 177 40b. Swift 3 - Alert View Controller in Xcode - Part 2

Lecture 178 40c. Swift 3 - Alert View Controller in Xcode - Part 3

Lecture 179 40d. Swift 3 - Alert View Controller in Xcode - Part 4

Section 43: iOS 10 - 41. Flashcard App

Lecture 180 41a. Swift 3 - Flashcard App - Part 1

Lecture 181 41b. Swift 3 - Flashcard App - Part 2

Lecture 182 41c. Swift 3 - Flashcard App - Part 3

Lecture 183 41d. Swift 3 - Flashcard App - Part 4

Lecture 184 41e. Swift 3 - Flashcard App - Part 5

Section 44: iOS 10 - R01. Simple Calculator

Lecture 185 R01a. Swift 3 - Simple Calculator - Part 1

Lecture 186 R01b. Swift 3 - Simple Calculator - Part 2

Lecture 187 R01c. Swift 3 - Simple Calculator - Part 3

Lecture 188 R01d. Swift 3 - Simple Calculator - Part 4

Section 45: iOS 10 - R02. Quotes

Lecture 189 R02a. Swift 3 - Quotes - Part 1

Lecture 190 R02b. Swift 3 - Quotes - Part 2

Lecture 191 R02d. Swift 3 - Quotes - Part 3

Section 46: iOS 10 - R03. Gestures

Lecture 192 R03a. Swift 3 - Gestures - Part 1

Lecture 193 R03b. Swift 3 - Gestures - Part 2

Lecture 194 R03c. Swift 3 - Gestures - Part 3

Lecture 195 R03d. Swift 3 - Gestures - Part 4

Lecture 196 R03e. Swift 3 - Gestures - Part 5

Lecture 197 R03f. Swift 3 - Gestures - Part 6

Lecture 198 R03g. Swift 3 - Gestures - Part 7

Lecture 199 R03g. Swift 3 - Gestures - Part 8

Section 47: iOS 10 - R04. Web View

Lecture 200 R04a. Swift 3 - Web View - Part 1

Lecture 201 R04b. Swift 3 - Web View - Part 2

Section 48: iOS 10 - RO5. Web View Map

Lecture 202 R05a. Swift 3 - Web View Map - Part 1

Lecture 203 R05b. Swift 3 - Web View Map - Part 2

Lecture 204 R05c. Swift 3 - Web View Map - Part 3

Lecture 205 R05d. Swift 3 - Web View Map - Part 4

Section 49: iOS 10 - R06. Web View YTD

Lecture 206 R06a. Swift 3 - Web View YTD - Part 1

Lecture 207 R06b. Swift 3 - Web View YTD - Part 2

Lecture 208 R06c. Swift 3 - Web View YTD - Part 3

Lecture 209 R06d. Swift 3 - Web View YTD - Part 4

Lecture 210 R06e. Swift 3 - Web View YTD - Part 5

Lecture 211 R06f. Swift 3 - Web View YTD - Part 6

Section 50: iOS 10 - R07. Swift 3 Learning How To Build A Tabbed App

Lecture 212 R07a. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 1

Lecture 213 R07b. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 2

Lecture 214 R07c. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 3

Lecture 215 R07d. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 4

Lecture 216 R07e. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 5

Lecture 217 R07f. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 6

Lecture 218 R07g. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 7

Lecture 219 R07h. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 8

Lecture 220 R07i. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 9

Lecture 221 R07j. Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 10

Lecture 222 R07k) Swift 3 - Tabbed App - Part 11

Section 51: iOS 10 - R08. UI Page Control

Lecture 223 R08a. Swift 3 - UI Page Control - Part 1

Lecture 224 R08b. Swift 3 - UI Page Control - Part 2

Lecture 225 R08c. Swift 3 - UI Page Control - Part 3

Lecture 226 R08d. Swift 3 - UI Page Control - Part 4

Lecture 227 R08e. Swift 3 - UI Page Control - Part 5

Section 52: iOS 10 - J02. UI Image View Crash Course

Lecture 228 J02a. Swift 3 - UI Image View Crash Course - Part 1

Lecture 229 J02b. Swift 3 - UI Image View Crash Course - Part 2

Lecture 230 J02c. Swift 3 - UI Image View Crash Course - Part 3

Lecture 231 J02d. Swift 3 - UI Image View Crash Course - Part 4

Section 53: iOS 10 - J03. Shake Gesture App

Lecture 232 J03a. Swift 3 - Shake Gesture App - Part 1

Lecture 233 J03b. Swift 3 - Shake Gesture App - Part 2

Lecture 234 J03c. Swift 3 - Shake Gesture App - Part 3

Section 54: iOS 10 - J04. Protocols

Lecture 235 J04a. Swift 3 - Protocols - Part 1

Lecture 236 J04b. Swift 3 - Protocols - Part 2

Lecture 237 J04c. Swift 3 - Protocols - Part 3

Lecture 238 J04d. Swift 3 - Protocols - Part 4

Lecture 239 J04e. Swift 3 - Protocols - Part 5

Lecture 240 J04f. Swift 3 - Protocols - Part 6

Section 55: iOS 10 - J05. CIImage Filter

Lecture 241 J05a. Swift 3 - CIImage Filter - Part 1

Lecture 242 J05b. Swift 3 - CIImage Filter - Part 2

Lecture 243 J05c. Swift 3 - CIImage Filter - Part 3

Lecture 244 J05d. Swift 3 - CIImage Filter - Part 4

Section 56: iOS 10 - J06. Intro to Design

Lecture 245 J0a. Swift 3 - Intro to Design- Part 1

Lecture 246 J0b. Swift 3 - Intro to Design- Part 2

Lecture 247 J0c. Swift 3 - Intro to Design- Part 3

Section 57: iOS 10 - J07. Designing Apps with Photoshop

Lecture 248 J07a. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 1

Lecture 249 J07b. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 2

Lecture 250 J07c. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 3

Lecture 251 J07d. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 4

Lecture 252 J07e. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 5

Lecture 253 J07f. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 6

Lecture 254 J07g. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part7

Lecture 255 J07h. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 8

Lecture 256 J07i. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 9

Lecture 257 J07j. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 10

Lecture 258 J07k. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 11

Lecture 259 J07l. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 12

Lecture 260 J07m. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 13

Lecture 261 J07n. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 14

Lecture 262 J07o. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 15

Lecture 263 J07p. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 16

Lecture 264 J07q. Swift 3 - Design with Photoshop - Part 17

Section 58: iOS 10 - J08. Fonts

Lecture 265 Introduction Into Fonts

Section 59: iOS 10 - R09. Explore Maps API

Lecture 266 R09a. Swift 3 - Explore Maps API - Part 1

Lecture 267 R09b. Swift 3 - Explore Maps API - Part 2

Lecture 268 R09c. Swift 3 - Explore Maps API - Part 3

Lecture 269 R09d. Swift 3 - Explore Maps API - Part 4

Section 60: iOS 10 - R10. Travel Map

Lecture 270 R10a. Swift 3 - Travel Map - Part 1

Lecture 271 R10b. Swift 3 - Travel Map - Part 2

Lecture 272 R10c. Swift 3 - Travel Map - Part 3

Section 61: iOS 10 - Building a Chess Game

Lecture 273 R11a. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 1

Lecture 274 R11b. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 2

Lecture 275 R11c. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 3

Lecture 276 R11d. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 4

Lecture 277 R11e. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 5

Lecture 278 R11f. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 6

Lecture 279 R11g. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 7

Lecture 280 R11h. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 8

Lecture 281 R11i. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 9

Lecture 282 R11j. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 10

Lecture 283 R11k. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 11

Lecture 284 R11l. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 12

Lecture 285 R11m. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 13

Lecture 286 R11n. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 14

Lecture 287 R11o. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 15

Lecture 288 R11p. Swift 3 - Chess - Part 16

Section 62: iOS 10 - R12. Watch OS App

Lecture 289 R12a. Swift 3 - Watch OS App - Part 1

Lecture 290 R12b. Swift 3 - Watch OS App - Part 2

Section 63: iOS 10 - J09. Facial Recognition

Lecture 291 J09. Facial Recognition

Section 64: iOS 10 - C01. Simple App Site

Lecture 292 C01 - Simple App Site

Section 65: Android - 01. Variables

Lecture 293 01. Introduction

Lecture 294 02. Integer Variables

Lecture 295 03. Decimal Number Variables

Lecture 296 04. Constants and Division Examples

Lecture 297 05. String Variables

Lecture 298 06. Convert Strings to Numbers and Formatting

Lecture 299 07. Boolean Variables

Section 66: Android - 02. If Statements

Lecture 300 01. Introduction

Lecture 301 02. Setup Condition

Lecture 302 03. If Else

Lecture 303 04. Nested If Statements

Lecture 304 05. Nested If Else and Chain of Elf If

Lecture 305 06. And Or Logical Operators

Lecture 306 07. Negation Logical Operators

Lecture 307 08. Parity Check Condition

Section 67: Android - 03. Arrays

Lecture 308 01. Introduction

Lecture 309 02. Declare and Initialize Integer Arrays

Lecture 310 03. For Travers and Sort Integer Arrays

Lecture 311 04. Declare and Initialize Decimal Number Arrays

Lecture 312 05. For Each Travers and Sort Decimal Number Arrays

Lecture 313 06. Declare and Initialize Character Arrays

Lecture 314 07. Traverse and Sort Character Arrays

Lecture 315 08. Declare and Initialize String Arrays

Lecture 316 09. Split String into Arrays, Traverse and Insensitive Case Sort

Lecture 317 10. Traverse and Sort Arrays of Booleans

Section 68: Android - 04. Basic Functions

Lecture 318 01. Introduction

Lecture 319 02. Basic Workflow

Lecture 320 03. Methods that Return Voids

Lecture 321 04. Methods that Return Int

Lecture 322 05. Methods that Return Floats and Doubles

Lecture 323 06. Methods that Return Characters

Lecture 324 07. Methods that Return Strings

Lecture 325 . Methods that Return Booleans

Section 69: Android - 05. Advanced Functions

Lecture 326 01. Introduction

Lecture 327 02. Static Methods

Lecture 328 03. Access Modifiers

Lecture 329 04. Override Methods

Lecture 330 05. Final Methods

Lecture 331 06. Overloading Methods

Lecture 332 07. Methods that Returns Arrays

Lecture 333 08. Methods that Take Arrays as Parameters

Lecture 334 09. Abstract Methods

Section 70: Android - 06. Simple Calculator

Lecture 335 01. Introduction

Lecture 336 02. Setup Layout

Lecture 337 03. Adjust Spaces

Lecture 338 04. Customize Edit Texts

Lecture 339 05. Customize Buttons

Lecture 340 06. Customize Result Text View

Lecture 341 07. GUI Adjusments

Lecture 342 08. Download Custom Fonts

Lecture 343 09. Declare and Initialize Elements

Lecture 344 10. Apply Fonts

Lecture 345 11. Get Input

Lecture 346 12. Compute, Format, and Display Results

Lecture 347 13. Animate Buttons

Section 71: Android - 07. Savings Calculator

Lecture 348 01. Introduction

Lecture 349 02. Drag and Drop Elements

Lecture 350 03. Change Text on Screen

Lecture 351 04. Change Element IDs

Lecture 352 05. Align Text to Center

Lecture 353 06. Change Color Theme

Lecture 354 07. Change App Theme

Lecture 355 08. Change Font Sizes

Lecture 356 09. Define New Color Scheme

Lecture 357 10. Reference Color Variables

Lecture 358 11. Download New Fonts

Lecture 359 12. Create Assets Folder

Lecture 360 13. Apply Fonts

Lecture 361 14. Setup Seekbar

Lecture 362 15. Setup Edit Text

Lecture 363 16. Setup Reset Button

Lecture 364 17. Fixing Bugs

Section 72: Android - 08. Tip Calculator

Lecture 365 01. Introduction

Lecture 366 02. Drag and Drop Elements

Lecture 367 03. Change Text and Element IDs

Lecture 368 04. Remove Action Bar

Lecture 369 05. Expand Elements

Lecture 370 06. Center Elements

Lecture 371 07. Adjust Margins

Lecture 372 08. Adjust Font Sizes

Lecture 373 09. Create Color Scheme

Lecture 374 10. Set Background Color and Title

Lecture 375 11. Design Edit Text

Lecture 376 12. Design Seekbar and Related Views

Lecture 377 13. Design Reset Button and Result view

Lecture 378 14. Setup Meal Cost

Lecture 379 15. Setup Seekbar

Lecture 380 16. Setup Reset Button

Section 73: Android - 09. Star Animation

Lecture 381 01. Introduction

Lecture 382 02. Add Image View Inside a New Frame

Lecture 383 03. Download Google Design Icons

Lecture 384 04. Create Animation List in Drawable XML

Lecture 385 05. Reference XML File in Java

Lecture 386 06. Toggle Animation Visibility

Lecture 387 07. Customize Action Bar

Lecture 388 08. Setup Different Color Scheme

Lecture 389 09. Setup Custom Fonts

Lecture 390 10. Change Default Text on Screen

Lecture 391 11. Setup Fade Effect Animation

Lecture 392 12. Setup Self Rotate Animation

Lecture 393 13. Setup Circle Rotation Animation

Lecture 394 14. Set Animations to Loop Indefinitely

Lecture 395 15. Adjust Image Size and Vertical Pivot

Section 74: Android - 10. Simple Score Counter

Lecture 396 01. Introduction

Lecture 397 02. Drag and Drop Widgets on Screen

Lecture 398 03. Setup Text Displayed and IDs

Lecture 399 04. Customize Title

Lecture 400 05. Change Color Scheme

Lecture 401 06. Reference Color Variables

Lecture 402 07. Declare and Reference Dimension Variables

Lecture 403 08. Declare and Initialize Variables

Lecture 404 09. Setup Count Button Functionality

Lecture 405 10. Setup Reset Button Fnctionality

Lecture 406 11. Setup Fade Animation on Count

Lecture 407 12. Setup Rotate Animation on Reset

Section 75: Android - 11. Hangman

Lecture 408 01. Introduction

Lecture 409 02. Setup Layout

Lecture 410 03. Change Default Text and IDs

Lecture 411 04. Center Elements and Text

Lecture 412 05. Setup Space

Lecture 413 06. Change Text Size

Lecture 414 07. Change Color Scheme

Lecture 415 08. Customize Title

Lecture 416 09. Design Adjustments

Lecture 417 10. Declare Variables

Lecture 418 11. Initialize Variables

Lecture 419 12. Text File Database

Lecture 420 13. Game Functionality

Lecture 421 14. Letter Reveal

Lecture 422 15. Display Word

Lecture 423 16. On Text Changed Listener

Lecture 424 17. Check If Letter Typed Functionality

Lecture 425 18. Letter Typed Wrong Functionality

Lecture 426 19. Tries Left

Lecture 427 20. Setup Reset Button

Lecture 428 21. Rotate Animation

Lecture 429 22. Scale Animation

Lecture 430 23. Game Over Animations

Section 76: Android - 12. Google Maps

Lecture 431 01. Introduction

Lecture 432 02. The API Key

Lecture 433 03. Address List and Geocoder

Lecture 434 04. Names and Coordinates

Lecture 435 05. Set Markers

Lecture 436 06. Setup Map Type

Lecture 437 07. Setup Camera Change listener

Lecture 438 08. Map Click Marker

Lecture 439 09. Custom Marker

Lecture 440 10. Marker Color

Lecture 441 11. Camera Animation

Lecture 442 12. Iterative Markers

Section 77: Android - 13. Days Left Wear

Lecture 443 01. Introduction

Lecture 444 02. Check For Updates

Lecture 445 03. Create Virtual Devices

Lecture 446 04. Drag and Drop Elements on Round Screen

Lecture 447 05. Change Color Scheme

Lecture 448 06. Change IDs and Other Adjuments

Lecture 449 07. Declare Variables

Lecture 450 08. Initialize Variables

Lecture 451 09. Setup Number Picker for Year

Lecture 452 10. Setup Number Picker for Month

Lecture 453 11. Set Up Number Picker for Day

Lecture 454 12. Create Display Days Left

Lecture 455 13. Testing the App On Two Emulators

Section 78: Android - 14. Quotes

Lecture 456 01. Introduction

Lecture 457 02. Initial Interface Setup

Lecture 458 03. XML Dimension Variables

Lecture 459 04. Slight Interface Adjusments

Lecture 460 05. Creating the Quotes

Lecture 461 06. Declare Variables

Lecture 462 07. Java Functionalities

Lecture 463 08. Display New Quote Method

Section 79: Android - 15. Map Travel

Lecture 464 01. Introduction

Lecture 465 02. Position Elements

Lecture 466 03. Clean Up The Display

Lecture 467 04. Changed Color Scheme

Lecture 468 05. Declare and Initialize the Variables

Lecture 469 06. Set On Click LIstener

Lecture 470 07. Initializing Variables for Animations

Lecture 471 08. Set Up Animation Objects

Lecture 472 09. New Fonts

Section 80: Android - 16. Caffeine Calculator

Lecture 473 01. Introduction

Lecture 474 02. Position Elements

Lecture 475 03. Customize the GUI

Lecture 476 04. Customize Colors

Lecture 477 05. Reference Color and Dimension Variables

Lecture 478 06. Change Text Displayed and IDs

Lecture 479 07. Some Adjustments

Lecture 480 08. Set Up the Spinner

Lecture 481 09. Set Up The Spinner In Java

Lecture 482 10. Variables and the Seekbar

Lecture 483 11. Display Caffeine Amount

Section 81: Android - 17. Canadian Sales Tax Calculator

Lecture 484 01. Introduction

Lecture 485 02. Placing Widgets

Lecture 486 03. Declare the Dimension Variables

Lecture 487 04. Text and Action Bar

Lecture 488 05. Change IDs and Text Displayed

Lecture 489 06. Change Color Scheme

Lecture 490 07. Create Layout for Spinner

Lecture 491 08. Java Variables

Lecture 492 09. Create Province Enumeration

Lecture 493 10. Set Up the Province List

Lecture 494 11. Seekbar and Total Cost

Section 82: Android - 18. Country Info

Lecture 495 01. Introduction

Lecture 496 02. Adding the Widgets

Lecture 497 03. Customize Title

Lecture 498 04. Change IDs

Lecture 499 05. Change Color Scheme

Lecture 500 06. Create Spinner Layout

Lecture 501 07. Create Country Enumeration

Lecture 502 08. Language and Details

Lecture 503 09. Set Countries on Spinners

Section 83: Android - 19. Pet Store

Lecture 504 01. Introduction

Lecture 505 02. Position the Elements

Lecture 506 03. Color and Dimensions

Lecture 507 04. Text and Element IDs

Lecture 508 05. Action Bar, Text Style and Gravity

Lecture 509 06. Appache POI Library

Lecture 510 07. Create and Populate Excel File

Lecture 511 08. Create the Pet Class

Lecture 512 09. Declare and Initialize Variables

Lecture 513 10. The Spinner Listener

Lecture 514 11. Design the Spinner

Lecture 515 12. Input from Excel

Lecture 516 13. A Few Adjusments

Section 84: Android - 20. Highscores

Lecture 517 01. Introduction

Lecture 518 02. Position the Elements

Lecture 519 03. Dimension and Colour Resoucres

Lecture 520 04. Referencing the Variables

Lecture 521 05. Action Bar, Text, and IDs

Lecture 522 06. Style and Alignment

Lecture 523 07. Declare and Initialize Variables

Lecture 524 08. Write to a File

Lecture 525 09. Add Button Click Listener

Lecture 526 10. Display the Highscores

Lecture 527 11. Clear Button and Testing

Lecture 528 12. Fix Read Method

Section 85: Source Code

Lecture 529 Source Code Download

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