You can Pass the Certified Management Accountant's Exam #1
What you'll learn
- Understand which learning objectives will be tested by the IMA on Part 1 exam for the Certified Management Accounting designation. There are helpful hints as to what will be on exam and many practice questions in areas that the IMA will test.
- Be able to anticipate what will be on a CMA exam by knowing what accounting concepts are always tested and be able to score a passing mark.
- Be able to anticipate what will be on a CMA exam by knowing what accounting concepts are always tested and be able to score a passing mark.
- Know the three levels of multiple choice questions that are on all CMA exams and how much each level is worth in marks.
- Learn effective time management and test taking skills to master the CMA exam.
Requirements
- You should dedicate at least five hours a week o this course in the semester that you plan to write the exam.
- You should have access to a good management accounting textbook.
- To be eligible to write the exam you must register with the Institute of Management Accountants.
Description
Dear CMA Candidate
This course is for you and not the general public. You are on a journey to become a Certified Management Accountant. You have made a good decision to do so but it will be an arduous journey. I did the same as you over forty years ago and the CMA designation opened many career doors for me and it will do the same for you.
For many years, I marked the CMA final exams and know what the IMA is looking for in the ideal candidate
There are hundreds of learning outcomes that the IMA publishes that could be tested on the Part 1 exam. I have turned these learning outcomes into questions that past (successful) CMA candidates have researched the answers to. Their answers are provided but I recommend that you research the answers yourself as that will help you in mastering the content.
IMA multiple choice questions are not all equal - know the three levels of questions and how much each level is worth.
I have over five hundred multiple choice questions with answers and analysis at Level A, B and C. You can practice answering these questions in a number of 10 minute quizzes or 13 minute assignments..Look for quizzes and assignment in each module of this course. Also, there are two mock exams to practice.
This course is a comprehensive study program to help you pass the Certified Management Accountants exam. It begins by first understanding how a professional organization such as the Institute of Management Accountants of America sets and marks the exams that lead to the professional designation as a Certified Management Accountant, The exams are offered three times a year - January, June and September.
I will be continually adding material to help you master the content.
Dr John
Students comments:
"Very informative and at a pace i can understand. " Mary Grace Warner
"Good course to understand the content of the CMA, an overview of the main questions" Fornex-n
" Sample tests in final session were very good and helped me identify areas where I needed to study up more. I don't know my test score yet but I feel that I have a good chance of passing because Dr. John's course did help a lot.....hopefully Dr. John will create a Part 2 CMA and I will sign up for UDEMY too." Bradley Koga
Who this course is for:
- Candidates who will be writing the Certified Management Accounting exams offered by the Institute of Management Accountants
Course content
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Instructor
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I am a Professor of Accounting with over thirty-five years experience teaching accounting to college students, undergraduate and MBA university students as well as CMA candidates seeking to earn their Professional Certified Management Accountant Designation.
I achieved my Certified Management Accountant Designation 40 years ago. With that I then earned my Masters of Business Administration degree and later a PHD in accounting.
I have developed and will continue to develop a number of courses in both Financial Accounting and Management Accounting for you - a college or university student (or even a secondary student) to help you to achieve the best result in your undergraduate accounting course. If you get an "A" from me I guarantee you will get an "A" from your accounting prof.
For Graduate students, I have a course to prepare those of you who do not have a business degree for the Masters of Business Administration. Also I have a course at the masters level called Managerial Accounting.
For CMA Candidates, I have courses to prepare you to successfully pass their Certified Management Accounting Exams offered by Institute of Management Accountants.
Dr. John