Accounting

by Carl S. Warren, James M. Reeve, Jonathan E. Duchac

Close the gap between homework and exam performance with Warren/Reeve/Duchac's ACCOUNTING 26E and CNOWv2! Market-leading ACCOUNTING has been on the forefront of innovation and change based on the needs of today's teaching and learning environment. Warren/Reeve/Duchac's ACCOUNTING 26E, now available as a bundle option with CNOWv2 helps elevate student thinking with content that addresses each stage of the learning process from motivation to mastery. This integrated system motivates students to learn, provides practice opportunities to better prepare for exams, and helps students achieve mastery with tools to help them make connections and see the big picture. The Complete Learning System in ACCOUNTING and CNOWv2 is built around the way students use textbooks and online resources to learn, study and complete homework, allowing them to achieve ultimate success in this course. New content includes author-written Dynamic Exhibits that allow students to see connections and relationships like never before! Dynamic Exhibits allow students to change the variables in a scenario and see how a change ripples through the accounting system, helping students understand how concepts relate to one another. In addition to the many new digital assets created for this edition, the textbook content itself has also been revised to include the new revenue recognition standard and a greater emphasis on service companies in the managerial accounting chapters. The end goal of Warren/Reeve/Duchac's ACCOUNTING and CNOWv2 is to elevate thinking and create more empowered and prepared students--ready to take on the rest of their educational and career goals.

Genres: Textbooks, Reference, College, Nonfiction, Accounting

1376 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1996

Reviews

[Rania Fol]

9781133607601

[thais]

I was not particularly excited about reading this, but I guess that's what you gotta do when you study economics! It's a good introduction, but I wouldn't read it if it wasn't for it's large sum of examples (which are broken down step by step) since most of it's info will be probably given to you beforehand (and that's if you don't know it already).

[Hariharan]

yes

[Ubaid Rehman · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good

[Robert]

Online content for this book is unsurpassed. From ebook to study guides and quizzes to help get better grades. I especially loved the "Show me how" videos. They even include downloadable content including excel templates that show how well you are doing as you fill in the answers. Best text I've ever used. Price of the book new is steep, but the years access to the online content made it worth it.

[Melinda · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a really clearly written textbook. Of course it has more in it than can be covered even in two full semesters, but that's a given. I read the first 11 chapters for my Accounting 201 class. I will not be finishing it at this time. I liked the clear examples and the clear definitions. I had very few questions about it, and my instructor was able to clarify those.

[Jonesmikey · Rating 4 out of 5]

I used this text a lot. And lucky me, I get to use it for Accounting II next semester. So I'm not so sore about spending $400 on this one. That cengage that went along with it is a good aid, too. The homework was frustrating, especially trying to figure out what simple rounding method would work when figuring out depreciation.
Accounting II is done now and I'm holding on to this book.

[Brittani · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great textbook. I actually read this. Authors presented the information several different ways for different learning styles. The book also had many supplemental learning tools. Great intro to Accounting. Wish I could use a book like this for other classes.

[Tricia J · Rating 2 out of 5]

Needs better examples to help people like me understand. I was lost most of the time.

[Neim]

i want to read this book b/c i have no money to buy

[Juan Antonio]

Bien

[Simply Sam]

School schmool stuff.