Accounting Principles Based on Excel

Author: Catherine T. Smith
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Since the release of Microsoft Excel, nearly 20 years have passed. Electronic spreadsheet models have become the primary tool for management professionals in the business world to apply their management knowledge. This series of books will elevate the level of economic management education in Chinese universities to a new stage. It will teach students how to create various mathematical models in Excel, enabling them to gain a deeper understanding of their courses and solve case studies. The series provides progressive guidance to allow students to create models independently (active learning), rather than merely copying "models" passively. Starting with simple examples, it gradually transitions to the practice and real-world applications of electronic spreadsheet model construction. The series covers almost all teaching models currently featured in popular textbooks across various courses such as financial management, investment, accounting, auditing, statistics, marketing, operations management, microeconomics, and macroeconomics. The series is characterized by the following:
1. Teaching through examples.
2. A supplement to all popular economic management textbooks.
3. Rich teaching support materials.
4. Easy-to-learn Excel.
5. Starting with simple examples and progressing to practice and real-world applications.
6. Use of online resources.
7. Content updates.