Diploma in Financial Accounting Course in Ambattur

Diploma in Financial Accounting

1.Microsft office word, 2.Microsft Excel, 3. Microsft Powerpoint, 4. Tally prime

Description - Tally Prime
A Tally Prime course typically covers various aspects of the software to enable individuals to effectively use it for accounting and financial management. Here's a general overview of what a Tally Prime course might include:

1. Introduction to Tally Prime:

Overview of Tally Prime features and functionalities.
Understanding the user interface and navigation.

2. Company Creation and Configuration:

Creating a new company in Tally Prime.
Configuring company settings.

3.Ledger and Groups:

Creating and managing ledgers.
Understanding the concept of groups in Tally Prime.

4.Voucher Entry

Learning how to enter various types of vouchers, such as sales, purchase, payment, receipt, etc.
Understanding voucher types and their impact on financial statements.

5. Inventory Management:

Managing stock items and groups.
Handling stock transactions and maintaining inventory records.

6. Taxation:

Configuring and managing GST (Goods and Services Tax) in Tally Prime.
Generating GST-compliant reports.

7. Financial Statements:

Generating key financial statements like Profit and Loss Account, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement.

8. Bank Reconciliation:

Reconciling bank transactions within Tally Prime.

9. Payroll Processing:

Understanding and implementing payroll processing in Tally Prime.

10. Data Security and Backup:

Implementing security measures to protect data.
Performing regular data backups.

11. Customization and Reporting:

Customizing reports to meet specific business requirements.
Exporting reports and data for further analysis.

12.TallyPrime Shortcuts and Tips:

Learning time-saving shortcuts and best practices for efficient usage.

Microsoft Word

1. Introduction to Microsoft Word:

Overview of the Word interface.
Understanding the Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, and Backstage view.
Creating, opening, and saving documents.

2. Basic Drawing and Editing Commands:

Text formatting (font, size, color, bold, italic, underline, etc.).
Paragraph formatting (alignment, indentation, spacing).
Bullets and numbering.

3. Advanced Formatting:

Styles and themes.
Headers and footers.
Page layout options (margins, orientation, size).

4. Tables and Charts:

Creating and formatting tables.
Inserting and modifying charts.

5. Document Navigation and Organization:

Using headings and styles.
Understanding dimension styles, leaders, and other annotation tools.

6. Mail Merge:

Creating form letters, envelopes, and labels.
Using data sources for mail merge.

7. Introduction to Civil 3D Features:

Sections and page breaks.
Cross-references and bookmarks.
Watermarks and background images

8. Document Security:

Password protection.
Tracking changes and version control.

Power Point

1. Introduction to PowerPoint

Overview of Microsoft PowerPoint
Understanding the PowerPoint interface
Ribbon and tabs navigation
Creating and saving presentations

2. Creating a Presentation

Creating new slides
Choosing and applying themes
Slide layouts and placeholders
Inserting text and images

3. Formatting and Design

Text formatting options
Applying styles and effects
SmartArt and charts
Design tips for effective presentations

4. Working with Multimedia

Inserting and formatting images
Embedding and linking videos
Audio in presentations
Animations and transitions

5. Organizing Content

Slide master and layouts
Sectioning and grouping slides
Reordering and managing slides
Notes and handouts

MICROSOFT EXCEL

1. Introduction to Microsoft Word:

Overview of the Word interface.
Understanding the Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, and Backstage view.
Creating, opening, and saving documents.

2. Basic Spreadsheet Skills:

Entering and formatting data.
Working with rows, columns, and cells.
Cell references and formulas.

3. Working with Formulas and Functions:

Basic mathematical operations.
Common functions (SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, etc.).
Relative and absolute cell references.

4. Data Management:

Sorting and filtering data.
Using tables for structured data.
Data validation.