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Accounting for Managerial Decisions Final Assessment: Outline and Ru
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Final Assessment: Outline and Ru
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Purpose of this Assessment
The final assessment for this competency is to complete a series of comprehensive management
accounting problems that address cost-volume profit analysis,
eak-even analysis, total cost in
ownership, and activity-based management.
Items Required for Submission
1. A comprehensive solution set to a selection of managerial accounting problems that address the
following areas:
o An Overview of Managerial Accounting
o Job Costing
o Process Costing
o Cost Behavior Analysis
o Cost Profit Volume Analysis
o The use of Relevant Revenue and Costs to Make Decisions
o Activity Based Costing
Step ONE: Preparation
In order to prepare for this assignment, it is important to carefully review each problem found in
Appendix A. When reviewing each problem, the following questions should be considered:
1. What possible tasks are required?
2. What you will need to complete the problem?
3. What formulas will you need?
4. What resources from this competency might you reference to complete this problem successfully?
5. Think about possible plans of action for the steps you will take—what strategies will you use to
tackle each problem?
Competency Name: Accounting for Managerial Decisions
Competency Statement: Demonstrate knowledge and application of managerial accounting tools
and techniques used in making decisions.
Final Assessment Title: Accounting for Managerial Decisions Problems
Competency Objectives:
1. Understand what managerial accounting is and understand the purpose of job and process
costing
2. Use Activity Based Management, which is a method to identify and evaluate business
activities using activity based costing (i.e., to ca
y out a value chain analysis or
eengineering project) in order to reduce costs or improve customer value (e.g., quality)
3. Understand cost behavior and cost-volume profit analysis (including
eak-even analysis)
4. Use the total cost of ownership methodology to analyze relevant, incremental quantitative
and qualitative costs of an acquisition, project, investment, or relationship (e.g., customer)
to make decisions (e.g., lease/purchase and make
uy).
Program Learning Outcome(s): N/A
Institutional Learning Outcome(s): N/A
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Step TWO: Perform Calculations & Explain Methods
For each problem (found in Appendix A):
1. Use your plan of action to solve each problem found in Appendix A, clearly outlining the procedures
used, providing a concise explanation of each step, labeling relevant formulas, and showing worked
out calculations and complete solutions. You may use a calculator or Excel spreadsheet to help
perform the necessary calculations, but all co
esponding work must be shown completely.
2. Answer all questions posed in the problem; if applicable, analyze and evaluate your results and
provide a contextual explanation of the solutions you obtained.
3. Review your calculations and solutions and make sure that an external viewer would be able to
follow your methodology and make sense of your calculations and co
esponding explanations.
Make certain that you have completed all steps of each problem.
Step THREE: Complete Checklist for Submission
Before you submit your work, check to see if you have met the criteria noted below. Did you:
 Answer all parts of each question completely and accurately?
 Provide clear and accurate steps, calculations, and solutions?
 Include an insightful analysis and evaluation of results where relevant?
Step FOUR: Submit Your Work
[Leave this as the last step of the instructions. No changes are necessary to the text below; just delete
these instructions.]
● Your completed files should be submitted through the Final Assessment page of your competency.
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Scoring Ru
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Criterion EMERGING DEVELOPING PROFICIENT EXEMPLARY
Managerial
Overview
Does not answer
all parts of each
question
completely and
provides a weak
analysis and
evaluation of
esults where
applicable.
Partially answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Mostly answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Answers all parts of
each question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Job Costing Does not answer all
parts of each
question
completely and
provides a weak
analysis and
evaluation of
esults where
applicable.
Partially answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Mostly answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Answers all parts of
each question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Process
Costing
Does not answer all
parts of each
question
completely and
provides a weak
analysis and
evaluation of
esults where
applicable.
Partially answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Mostly answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Answers all parts of
each question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Cost Behavior
Analysis
Does not answer all
parts of each
question
completely and
provides a weak
analysis and
Partially answers
all parts of each
question
completely and
accurately,
showing and
Mostly answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
Answers all parts of
each question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
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evaluation of
esults where
applicable.
explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Cost Profit
Volume
Analysis
Does not answer all
parts of each
question
completely and
provides a weak
analysis and
evaluation of
esults where
applicable.
Partially answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Mostly answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Answers all parts of
each question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Use of
Relevant
Revenue and
Costs to make
Decisions
Does not answer all
parts of each
question
completely and
provides a weak
analysis and
evaluation of
esults where
applicable.
Partially answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Mostly answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Answers all parts of
each question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Activity Based
Costing
Does not answer all
parts of each
question
completely and
provides a weak
analysis and
evaluation of
esults where
applicable.
Partially answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Mostly answers all
parts of each
question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
Answers all parts of
each question
completely and
accurately, showing
and explaining all
steps, calculations,
and solutions
clearly, and
insightfully
analyzing and
evaluating results
where applicable.
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Appendix A – Managerial Accounting Problems

Problem #1: Managerial Overview
Use the information below to calculate the missing amounts (shown by letters) in the Schedule of Raw
Materials Placed in Production and the Schedule of Cost of Goods Manufactured.
Cycle Manufacturing Company
Schedule of Cost
Answered 11 days After Nov 07, 2021

Solution

Akshay Kumar answered on Nov 19 2021
133 Votes
Problem 1
    Particular    Amount
    Raw materials available for production    $60,000.00
    Less: Cu
ent period raw materials purchases    ($20,000.00)
    Raw Materials Inventory, beginning balance    $40,000.00    A
    Particular    Amount
    Raw materials available for production    $60,000.00
    Less: Raw materials placed in production    ($50,000.00)
    Raw Materials Inventory, ending balance    $10,000.00    B
    Particular    Amount
    Raw materials placed in production    $50,000.00
    Add: Indirect materials included in manufacturing overhead     $4,000.00
    Direct materials placed in production     $54,000.00    C
    Direct Material (D = C)    $54,000.00    D
    Particular    Amount
    Total cu
ent period manufacturing costs    $326,000.00
    Less: Direct materials placed in production     ($54,000.00)
    Less: Manufacturing overhead    ($64,000.00)
    Direct Labor    $208,000.00    E
    Particular    Amount
    WIP Inventory, beginning balance    $90,000.00
    Add: Total cu
ent period manufacturing costs    $326,000.00
    Total cost of work in process    $416,000.00    F
    Particular    Amount
    Total cost of work in process    $416,000.00
    Less: WIP Inventory, ending balance    ($78,000.00)
    Cost of Goods Manufactured    $338,000.00    G
Problem 2
    Given Data
    Particulars    Job 22    Job 33    Job 44
    Materials used    $40,000    $74,000    $43,000
    Direct labor    $96,000    $117,000    $84,000
    Machine Hours    9,200    7,700    6,400
    1. Overhead Applied (@ 12 per Machine Hour    $110,400.00    $92,400.00    $76,800.00
    2. Cost of Goods Sold for August and ending WIP Inventory at August 31
    Particulars    Job 22    Job 33    Job 44
    Materials used    $40,000.00    $74,000.00    $43,000.00
    Direct labor    $96,000.00    $117,000.00    $84,000.00
    Overhead    $110,400.00    $92,400.00    $76,800.00
    Cost of Goods Sold for August    $246,400.00    $283,400.00
    Ending WIP Inventory at August 31            $203,800.00
    Total Cost of Goods Sold for August    $529,800.00
    Ending WIP Inventory at August 31    $203,800.00
    3. Over- or...
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