acct2331 at The University of Houston

Videos

1 COGS and Inventory
A brief introduction to inventory, cost of goods sold, and how they relate to each other. This is meant to be a brief overview before we really dive in.
2:57
2 Perpetual vs Periodic
The two methods of inventory tracking. And, surprise, we're going to talk some more about words.
7:10
3 FOB Shipping?
What in the world does FOB mean? I'm not really sure, but that's ok, you wont miss any FOB questions if you can draw a line.
8:51
4 Transportation In
Transportation in matters, but transportation out never really gets talked about. What's the deal with that?
8:41
5 COGS
How can we figure out COGS under the periodic inventory system? By making up a formula, of course.
6:18
6 Specific Identification
Of the inventory costing methods, specific identification is by far the easiest, and the least used.
2:17
7 Weighted Average
Weighted average is another inventory costing method that applies a single average cost to all the units.
4:21
8 FIFO and LIFO
FIFO and LIFO are the two most commonly used inventory costing methods. And they are also the only accounting terms that most people remember years later.
20:17
9 Gross Profit vs Net Profit
Gross vs Net? What do those words mean? What's the difference between those two "profits"?
6:15
10 Estimating with Gross Profit
The Gross Profit Method is a way to estimate what our Cost of Goods Sold is, without having to do a physical inventory count.
7:23