Accounting help required: Can I learn in a week?

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Would you say that I will be able to learn the required information in a week and do the report?

Just curious. I've ****ed away my degree so far and this is my only salvation. Haven't ever been to this lecture/seminar.


*Awaits barrage of abuse*
 
Thanks for the all the advice.

Question: How in the name of God can you drag 2000 words out of this? :/
 
sigma said:
Hmm I don't know.....You could always try going to classes.
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:(

Aero said:
I actually think thats a rather easy bit of work and 2000 words is a doddle. If theoretically you split the allocation of words equally between the 4 options then thats only 500 words per option + a summary and recommendations and it'll fill your quota but as said if you're not going to lectures and obviously not showing an interest in your education why continue?
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I don't have a clue what to write haha, today is going to be a long day alright.

In regards your comment about continuing education, I agree entirely. It was to easy to get into the swing of doing nothing and before you know it.....

If I can get through this set of assessments this term, its going to be a different story. Less drink + attending lectures + working through Easter will hopefully see me right.

eatcustard said:
Whey you write your 2000 word bit, maybe you could go off on a tangent and talk about Joanna and her fetish with big objects.
That would at least make it a more interesting read :)
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It would indeed be interesting. :p
 
congrats. Mind grilling yourself, deboning and squeezing some lemon on yourself as you lie on a bed of chips?
 
This is simply a module that I haven't been to since I started uni. Yes I'm a ********, yes I need to pass this to carry on, and yes this Easter is going to be spent catching up.

Thanks for the links/help people, appreciate it greatly. :)
 
mistercrabb said:
This link is a bit more instructional..
http://www.ehow.com/how_2187130_calculate-net-present-value-npv.html

Basically, you want to see which option gives you the most money at the end, after taking into account the effect of inflation,cost of financing etc on each year of the related cash flow.

Guys correct me if I'm wrong, but that is a discounted cash flow. A non-discounted cash flow should just be a sum of the income/expense of all the years for that option.
I did this last year so I should be able to help more, but I tend to discard bits of memory which don't seem useful at the time :(
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Great link thanks, will study now.
 
Okay, I've worked out how to do the formula's using excel etc.

Question now is, how do I change these excel values into a 2,000 word report lol.
 
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