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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Completing the Accounting Cycle by University of California, Irvine

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About the Course

Students prepare statements relevant to year end accounting processes synthesizing what they have learned in the previous two courses. Specific topics include adjusting entries, closing entries (with a focus on the adjustment to retained earnings), the preparation of an income statement, retained earnings statement, and a balance sheet, and the procedure for recording the four closing entries. Students will also learn how to prepare the post-closing trial balance....

Top reviews

MI

Aug 14, 2022

The course is well designed and the trainer is really good. It gives a clear picture of an accounting cycle.

GW

Jan 28, 2022

I appreciate this introduction course. I will continue to learn more through other more advance course.

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By Jourdan M

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Mar 17, 2024

I think the material presented was succinct and clear in the videos, and the accompanying worksheets were great practice. From videos and exercises, I learned a lot. However, I was frustrated with the quizzes, almost all of which had errors and typos. Typically at least one question either had no correct answer, or when the correct answer was selected, it was marked as incorrect even if you answered verbatum what the video said. This did make the learning process confusing at times. It would be nice if these would be fixed for future students.

By Kevin R

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Sep 16, 2021

Far too many errors in the marked tests, questions referring to the wrong answers, duplicate questions with different correct answers. For a course on accountancy I would have expected zero errors. Presentation and delivery by the instructor however was really good.

By Hermella Y

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Jun 19, 2023

The course content was very insightful. However, the practice quiz and graded quiz sections were poorly prepared. There were a lot of incorrect answers.

By Jane H

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Dec 20, 2021

mistakes on 2 of the tests. Should have read "Expenses" in question #2, not "Revenue"