Designed for engineering students in upper-level courses of construction management or cost control, this text provides a thorough grounding in all aspects of financial management so that the construction engineering manager can understand how to control costs and communicate with the accountant or bookkeeper. Features include explanations of financial documents and cost reports and an overview of bookkeeping fundamentals.
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Designed for engineering students in upper-level courses of construction management or cost control, this text provides a thorough grounding in all aspects of financial management so that the construction engineering manager can understand how to control costs and communicate with the accountant or bookkeeper. Features include explanations of financial documents and cost reports and an overview of bookkeeping fundamentals.
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job cost system, job cost accounts, cost trend chart, key balance sheet accounts, job cost ledger, project cost accounts, estimating accounts, shift differential premium, resource enumeration, billed dollar, markup program, predicted completion date, income summary account, uncompleted contracts, plywood columns, structural piles, home office overhead, total bid price, income recognition, bidding costs, earth excavation, cost code, ownership expense, subsidiary accounts, completed contract method Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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job cost system, job cost accounts, cost trend chart, key balance sheet accounts, job cost ledger, project cost accounts, estimating accounts, shift differential premium, resource enumeration, billed dollar, markup program, predicted completion date, income summary account, uncompleted contracts, plywood columns, structural piles, home office overhead, total bid price, income recognition, bidding costs, earth excavation, cost code, ownership expense, subsidiary accounts, completed contract method Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Fudd Associates, New York, Ace Electric, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Uniform Construction Index, Apex Construction Company, Internal Revenue Service, American Road Builders Association, Building Construction Cost Data, Pegasus International, Budget Rate, Coffer Dam, Fiscal Year Ended December, Journal Date Description Debit Credit, Donut Factory, Englewood Cliffs, Peachtree Construction, Project Work Accounts, Statement of Position, Subaccounts of General Ledger Account, The Associated General Contractors of America New!
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- Construction accounting and financial management (McGraw-Hill series in modern structures) by William E Coombs on page 30, and Back Matter
- Financial Management for Contractors by Fails Management Institute. on page 99, and Back Matter
- Critical Path Methods in Construction Practice by James M. Antill in Back Matter
- Financial Management: Theory and Practice (Dryden Press Series in Finance) by Eugene F. Brigham in Back Matter
- Accounting and Financial Management for Construction (Construction Management and Engineering) by Charles H. Mott in Back Matter
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