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Overall great. One issue was that the meaning of shortcuts where not on the slides and therefore searching in the videos was necessary. Another way for inprovement would be a reference on each slide or beginning of a slidedeck regarding a topic where to find this in the topic in the additional literature/book provided.

Good intro course to accounting. I had done a BBA with a few accounting classes and I found it to be easy so even someone with half the prerequisite knowledge would be able to find their way just fine. The instructor was good too!

This is a bite size learning course. The case study will really test you on how did you understand the subject.

Course materials are fantastic

Very insightful

awesome

good

Confusing and Frustrating. I do not recommend this course unless you are already an Accountant.

The Course itself is flawed withing the quizzes and possibly poor editing of the videos makes passing quizzes on the first go around very difficult. I took 2 Bookkeeping Courses prior to this course and I feel that is the ONLY reason I was able to complete this course. This may be a Continuing Education Course for Accountants NOT a course for beginners!

Good Luck!

I recommend Intuit's Academy of Bookkeeping

The learning experience was great. It was such a refresher course for me but I still learned a lot from Prof. Davis. I appreaciate the modules and how the whole course run through. It was very easy to understand even though it was full packed of lessons. Prof. Davis also gave clear explanation to everything specially to all the computations we need to do in accounting. Truly, it was such an amazing learning experience.

The course is really fruitful. It provided me the information of financial system in the USA. Various topics such as, GAAP, revenue recognition, ration analysis, etc. helped me to refresh my mind and review with the subject I have learned before during my college days. The presentation style and lecture of the lecturer was simple and easy to understand.

What a nice course! As an U of I alum, I took this course to reconsolidate my foundation in accounting before going studying for a MSc Accy degree. Prof. Greg's teaching not only did a great job at that, but also makes me likes accounting even more! Thank you for this wonderful course

As a 'potential' professional accountant, I think I require these type of courses as many as possible. It was a great learning experience throughout this course. Thank you, the team behind this Course, my learning partners and Coursera!

I really enjoyed learning this course. The instrcutor Gregory Davis patiently explained basic accounting concepts in very systematized way.

Thanks Gregory Sir, Coursera team and University of Illinios for developing this course.

As a 'veteran' accounting and finance professional, I believe I require these types of courses as much as possible. It was a nice learning experience throughout this course. Thank you, the team behind this Course and Coursera!

Very informative and the Professor has a unique way of providing examples for better understanding of the concepts. Would recommend this course for both professionally and for general knowledge.

i was very good cours i learn for my personnal knowledge, regarding to finance thank you so much ILLINOIS for the chance to known more about accounting analysis

The course is great. Diverse and in-depth lesson materials on accounting analysis knowledge. I am grateful for the opportunity to take this course.

An amazing course for getting Ideas about Current and non current assets as well as liabilities. Thank you Sir Gregory L. Davis.

Topics in this course were immediately relevent and helpful in my everyday work. Looking forwardto Accounting Analysis II.

Some questions were direct but some questions were hard and required more in depth hold in terms of understanding.

Comprehensive coverage of all the listed topics with real world scenarios and a hands on approach.

it was helpful course ,benifit me and help me to review my knowledge and refresh my experiences