Features

Key Features in Management Accounting

Updated for new training package: in line with the changes to the training package, the text has been revised and rewritten to fit the competencies required for both management accounting modules
New chapters: update includes two new chapters, on process costing and differential costing, to fit the course requirements in line with demand from reviewers and the market
Building block approach: the text is structured so that each chapter builds upon the theory in the preceding chapters, enhanced by simple explanations illustrated with examples
Self-test problems: strategically placed throughout the chapter, to give students practice in applying the theory they have just learnt, allowing for a practical approach to the subject

Student Friendly Features Include:

Learning objectives: clearly enunciated at the beginning of each chapter, setting out the goals for comprehension to be achieved after studying each chapter.
Key terms: identified throughout the chapter with explanations.
Simple explanations: concepts are explained and illustrated using examples that tie them into practical application.
Building block approach: new material builds on material previously covered, ensuring continuity throughout the book.
Self-test problems: positioned at strategic points, providing students with a means to test their understanding of concepts just covered.
Solutions to self-test problems: provided at the end of the text, a great tool for self-paced learning.
Summaries: a summary of the key concepts of the chapter provided at the end of each chapter.
End of chapter questions: provided for practice and assessment, with solutions included in the Instructor’s Resource Manual.

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