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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Basics of Cost Accounting: Product Costing by Technical University of Munich (TUM)

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About the Course

The core of the first course is to learn how companies record total costs and calculate unit costs for their individual products or services. For example, how can a car manufacturer figure out the costs of an individual car series? During the first weeks, participants learn what costs are and how to distinguish them from expenses or cash flows. Participants will understand how companies record total costs and distinguish important cost types such as material costs, personnel costs, or depreciation. At the core of their cost-accounting system, companies allocate overhead costs to individual products. We show participants how to allocate the costs incurred to the company's products and introduce them to the most important methods and challenges of product costing....

Top reviews

BM

Mar 24, 2024

Excellent Course with specific detailed information, really thank you

NK

Mar 9, 2022

Great course! Very informative and easy to follow, but still challenging.

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By BHARAT S

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Sep 20, 2024

GOOD

By NORAH A R A N A R A

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Jan 30, 2023

Good

By Luis H

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Sep 13, 2025

OK

By Sarthak S

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Dec 23, 2024

Concise and precise. Need to improve on the detailing part (in-depth).

By Rajeshwari R

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Aug 15, 2023

Thank you for the instructors and Coursera for offering this course.

By Simone S

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May 31, 2022

Poor materia but great teacher!

By saman s

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Oct 14, 2023

that was good

By Paramjeet B

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Jul 11, 2025

Great Course

By Arnaud K A E

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Jan 23, 2025

EXCELLENT

By Yashashree J

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May 28, 2025

Good.

By T A K

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Apr 13, 2023

nice

By BOMMIREDDY D K R

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Feb 4, 2023

good

By Ismail L

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Aug 3, 2023

The examples are not clear sometimes, it s like we are finding out about calculation methods in the exercises, so some sections were hard to grasp.