- Finance   

Each 3 to 5 hour, self-paced course offers an assortment of interactive exercises, videos, selected readings, case studies, and self-assessments that engage you and structure your learning about organizational finance. Courses include:

•Financial Planning and Control

•How to Read a Financial Statement

•Introduction to Business Statistics

•Introduction to Finance

•Time Value of Money and Risk

•Understanding and Managing Budgets

Each 3 to 5 hour, self-paced course offers an assortment of interactive exercises, videos, selected readings, case studies, and self-assessments that engage you and structure your learning about organizational finance. Courses include:

•Financial Planning and Control

•How to Read a Financial Statement

•Introduction to Business Statistics

•Introduction to Finance

•Time Value of Money and Risk

•Understanding and Managing Budgets

You will be fully prepared to pass the IIA’s Certified Internal Auditor exam and the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Expert exam for Microsoft Excel 2019. Key topics include mandatory guidance under the IPPF, managing an internal audit project and concepts of internal control, risk, governance, and technology.

You will be fully prepared to pass the IIA’s Certified Internal Auditor exam and the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Expert exam for Microsoft Excel 2019. Key topics include mandatory guidance under the IPPF, managing an internal audit project and concepts of internal control, risk, governance, and technology.

A budget is a detail of expenses and incomes for a set period of time. This introductory-level course covers budgets and how they are used in organizational settings including the uses and functions of master budgets, operating budgets, sales, production and cost of goods sold budgets, and cash budgets. You will also learn about the budgeting process, and how organizations are using different budgeting techniques to overcome operating challenges.

A budget is a detail of expenses and incomes for a set period of time. This introductory-level course covers budgets and how they are used in organizational settings including the uses and functions of master budgets, operating budgets, sales, production and cost of goods sold budgets, and cash budgets. You will also learn about the budgeting process, and how organizations are using different budgeting techniques to overcome operating challenges.