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Start with the Introduction to Management Accounting
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Chapter 1
Accounting for Management [18:01]
Chapter 2
Sources of data [13:35]
Chapter 3
Presenting Information [11:34]
Chapter 4
Cost classification [13:38]
Cost behaviour [21:09]
Chapter 5
Ordering and accounting for inventory [23:56]
Chapter 6
Inventory Control (part a) The EOQ Formula [24:26]
Inventory Control (part b) Quantity Discounts [11:34]
Inventory Control (part c) – Economic Batch Quantity [14:38]
Inventory Control (part d) – Reorder Level [16:31]
Chapter 7
Accounting for labour [24:28]
Chapter 8
Accounting for overheads part a [22:57]
Accounting for overheads part b [15:58]
Accounting for overheads part c [19:54]
Chapter 9
The Management Accountant’s Profit Statement – Absorption Costing [26:53]
Chapter 10
The Management Accountant’s Profit Statement – Marginal Costing [27:40]
Chapter 11
Process Costing – Introduction [10:36]
Chapter 12
Process Costing (part a) – Normal or Expected Losses [11:59]
Process Costing (part b) – Abnormal Gains and Losses [24:53]
Chapter 13
Process Costing – Work-in-progress (part a) [15:13]
Process Costing – Work-in-progress (part b) [25:50]
Process Costing – Work-in-progress (part c) [16:26]
Chapter 14
Process Costing – Joint Products [26:50]
Chapter 15
Job, Batch, and Service Costing [10:15]
Chapter 16
Alternative cost accounting
There is no lecture for this chapter – please read the lecture notes
Chapter 17
Budgeting part a [8:47]
Budgeting part b [19:33]
Budgeting part c [21:03]
Budgeting part d Cash Budgets [13:15]
Chapter 18
Behavioural aspects of budgeting [5:20]
Chapter 19
Semi-Variable Costs (part a) High Low method [13:19]
Semi-Variable Costs (part b) Regression analysis [21:01]
Semi-Variable Costs (part c) The correlation coefficient [16:05]
Chapter 20
Time Series Analysis [36:00]
Chapter 21
Index Numbers [30:34]
Chapter 22
Simple Interest, Compound Interest [16:25]
Discounting, Annuities, Perpetuities [25:51]
Chapter 23
Investment Appraisal – NPV, IRR [26:00]
Investment appraisal – Payback period [12:38]
Chapter 24
Variance Analysis (part a) [24:17]
Variance Analysis (part b) [22:30]
Variance Analysis (part c) [17:30]
Variance Analysis (part d) [7:10]
Variance Analysis (part e) [7:31]
Chapter 25
Performance Measurement Overview
There is no lecture for this chapter – please read the course notes
Chapter 26
Financial Performance Measurement – Profitability Measures [15:59]
Financial Performance Measurement – Liquidity Measures [21:56]
Chapter 27
Non-financial performance measurement [27:11]
Chapter 28
Divisional Performance Measurement [16:27]
can i watch the lecture about statistical techniques
kindly help me out!
You can if you follow the link to Paper MA !!!
Paper F2 is now called Paper MA, and so you are looking at a page that is now completely out of date.
Sir, pls my answer my question
I wanted to do both ACCA and CIMA, I have started classes for ACCA. so should I do Cima now or after completing ACCA?
I have asked this questions from so many people, not satisfied with them!
It will be better if you wait for CIMA until you have completed ACCA. Otherwise it will be very confusing!
After you have completed ACCA you should find CIMA fairly easy 🙂
can I pass f2 like next month and what kind of topics should I tackle most?
You can pass, provided that you can devote enough time to studying – there is a lot to learn.
You cannot concentrate just on specific topics. The style of the exam means that most, if not all, of the topics will be examined and so you really do need to study all of them.
Sir, is Service and operation costing important part in F2 studies?
Not very – no. You might get one 2 mark question in Section A, but not likely to be much more. Again, there are no special extra techniques involved.
Most costing questions will concern absorption and/or marginal costing, or process costing.
Why isnt there a video for Specific order costing sir?
The videos are what we teach on courses, and on the courses it is impossible to teach every single topic. We teach all of the important topics – more than enough to pass the exam with high marks.
With regard to ‘specific order costing’, this is not mentioned in the syllabus for F2. Are you sure that you are not meaning job costing? If so, it requires no additional techniques to those that are covered in the lectures and the course notes.
If you come across a question that you cannot deal with while you are studying, then do ask in the F2 Ask the Tutor Forum and I will explain 🙂
Sir, then U saying that there won’t be any job costing questions?
No, I didn’t say that at all!
There could be (although if there are I would not expect many). What I said was that no additional techniques are required and that is why it is not in the lectures.
I got it, thnks for helping me out!
can i download all videos?
Lectures can only be watched online.
It is the only way that we can keep this website free of charge.
Why are the lectures so slow? They keep pausing after every 5 seconds,and this never happened before?
your internet connection is to blame, lectures work fine
Good Morning,
I am following you lectures in order and enjoying them. I am doing my exam in June but have very limited study time. I am now moving on to chapter 15. Could you give me an indication of which topics are more time consuming than others to get through. Of course I want to cover all topics, although now I am trying to manage my time to make sure that I allow for those that require more. Thank you John.
Roisin
Everyone is different, but for most people variances takes the most time.
However to be able to understand them it is necessary to have studied marginal and absorption costing, and budgeting first.
Thank you. I will continue with budgets and be prepared for Variances. I still have a lot of material to cover and am starting to get anxious.
I didn’t understand why Answer c is correct in Chapter 9 Question 1. Please help me i am stuck here.
This question does not ask you for the actual profits in each month – we do not have enough information and so we cannot calculate the actual profits.
It only asks which combination of profits is consistent with the data.
You will know from the lecture that if we sell less than we produce (and that therefore inventory increases), absorption costing gives the higher profit. However if we sell more than we produce (and therefore inventory decreases) then marginal gives the higher profit.
In month 1, we produce more than we sell – inventory therefore increases – and therefore absorption gives the higher profit. That means that the correct answer must be A or C.
In month 2, we sell more than we produce (and so inventory decreases) and so marginal will give the higher profit. Between A and C it means that C must be the correct answer.
Hope that helps 🙂
Thank you sir now i understood.
good resource. thanks for your contribution.
why the speed of this website is much slower than before? when i view a lecture, it paused thousands of time. and this never happened before.
Maybe it is just temporary..
Dear admin,
Where can i find lectures for Activity based costying (ABC)?
There are lectures on ABC on the F5 pages – but they are not needed for F2.
The reason is that you cannot be asked for calculations on ABC in Paper F2 – you are only expected to be aware of the idea. What is written in the F2 course notes is as much as is needed for F2. It does not warrant a lecture.
Sir
Further to my question on on the F5 and F8 page, I would like to know how many hours worth of lectures are there on F2 here? Thanks.