What is in the Certified Management Accountant?

Certified Management Accountant (CMA) is an accounting designation that signifies expertise in financial accounting and strategic management. This certification builds on financial accounting proficiency by adding management skills that aid in making strategic business decisions based on financial data.

 

Financial Accounting:

Accounting Concepts (Review)

GAAP, the consistency Principle

Materiality Principle,

Conservatism Principle

International accounting Principle,

 

Partnership Accounts

Introduction

Formation, Admission & Liquidation

Division of Income

 

Corporation Accounting

Introduction

Formation of Corporation

Types of capital

Types of Shares / Stock & Debenture / Bond

Accounting process for Issue of Shares and Debenture

 

Statement Of Cash Flow

Introduction & Purpose

Classifications of Cash Flow

Preparation of Cash Flow Statement

 

Plant Assets & Depreciation

Categories of Plant Assets

Depreciation Methods

Amortization and Depletion Methods

 

 

   Business Statistic

 

Introduction to statistic

Key Statistical Concept

Practical Application

How Manager uses Statistic

 

Collection and Presentation Of Data

 Types of Data

Collection of Primary & secondary data

Frequency Distribution

Graphical techniques for quantitative data

Scatter diagrams

Pie charts, Bar charts,

 

Numerical descriptive Measure

Measure of Central Location

Measure of Variability

Interpreting the standard deviation and Coefficient of Variation

Measure of moments and Skewness

 

Probability

 

Random Variable and Probability distribution

 

 

Business Communication

The art of Listening

The Importance of Listening

Improving Listening Efficiency

 

Interviewing

What is interview?

Physical and Mental Preparation

Knowing your abilities

 

Application Packages

 

Meeting and Conference Participation

 

Planning & Writing

 

The Psychology of Effective Communication