This ACI Learning course helps prepare learners for the Certified Associate in Project Management Exam based on the PMBOK Guide 7th edition, incorporating aspects of Agile methodology and Business Analysis to round off a robust discussion. With strong focuses on communication, planning, and various other topics of importance to project management, learners will develop a much better grasp on this important skill. Course Type: Video. Worth 19 Non-Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

When it comes to held for sale classification accounting, there are six outlined criteria. This course provides a general overview of those criteria while discussing impact and measurement requirements. Ending with a look at how changes to a planned sale effects measurement and presentation, this eBook is perfect for CPAs hoping to dive deeper into the topic of held for sale assets. Course Type: eBook. Worth 1 Technical CPE Credit (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2024: When it comes to Human Resources, it may not be apparent why a CPA would need a course on the subject. But at it’s heart, HR has just as much to do with employees and the organization as it does with the company’s relationship to society. In that regard, all employees, whether CPAs, line workers, or organizational leadership should be versed in at least the basic functions and responsibilities of a Human Resources department. Because knowing these principles implies knowing their own rights and responsibilities in an ever-changing business world. This thorough course is a perfect way for newcomers to understand the basics of HR and begin to get a grasp on the importance of the department. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 16.5 CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2024: Accounting concepts are difficult to grasp, but learning in a true-to-life setting helps solidify the different functions and methods. That’s why Financial and Managerial Accounting casts you as an intern for Tsong Hua, the International Accounting Director for Central Products. In this in-depth course, you’ll take a look at balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and other financial reporting documents. But you’ll also explore managerial accounting concepts like data auditing, budgeting, differentials and financial planning. Through these lessons, you’ll begin to understand how the two sides of the accounting profession come together to prepare an organization for growth, especially through careful study of assets, liabilities and equities. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 26 RCHs (APA).