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DIA (DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTING)

Overview: The Diploma in Industrial Accounting (DIA) is a specialized course designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge required to manage accounting functions in industrial settings. This course covers a wide range of topics including cost accounting, financial analysis, budgeting, and taxation specific to industrial operations.

Certification

  • ONE YEAR COURSE

Course Modules

  • Cost Accounting: In-depth study of cost accounting principles and practices. Understanding of cost classification, cost allocation, and cost control techniques relevant to industrial operations.
  • Financial Analysis: Introduction to financial analysis techniques such as ratio analysis, trend analysis, and variance analysis. Understanding of financial statements and their interpretation in an industrial context.
  • Budgeting: Basics of budgeting including budget preparation, variance analysis, and budgetary control. Students will learn to create budgets for industrial projects and operations.
  • Taxation in Industrial Settings: Introduction to taxation principles and practices relevant to industrial operations. Understanding of tax planning, compliance, and reporting requirements for industrial entities.
  • Management Accounting: Basics of management accounting including decision-making tools and techniques. Students will learn to use accounting information for planning and controlling industrial activities.
  • Inventory Management: Introduction to inventory management principles and practices. Understanding of inventory valuation methods and techniques for optimizing inventory levels in industrial settings.
  • Financial Reporting: Basics of financial reporting including preparation of financial statements and disclosures. Understanding of accounting standards and regulations applicable to industrial entities.
  • Project Work: Practical implementation of the concepts learned during the course through an industrial accounting project.
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