1C: Enterprise 8.3. Solving accounting problems [c] - course RUB 24,990. from Specialist, training 24 ac. h., Date: June 19, 2023.

Certified specialist in the field of systems analytics with significant practical experience in the development and implementation of software solutions based on the 1C platform. Managed large projects for the implementation of 1C products in federal companies: Transmashholding JSC, Home Credit Bank, Sportmaster. Personally took part in the development and implementation of standard and application software configurations based on 1C platforms Enterprise 8.2 and 8.3, 1C: Document flow 8 KORP, 1C: Accounting 3.0 PROF, 1C: UPP, 1C: UT 11, 1C: UP 2.0 (ERP), 1C: CRM CORP etc. Currently heads the business applications department at RUSAGRO.

Talented teacher-practitioner of courses on working in 1C. Certified specialist in Microsoft SQL Server, Python, expert in programming using the 1C: Enterprise software system.
Andrey Grigorievich explains the material simply and clearly. In classes, he gives vivid real life examples and shares his rich personal experience. He answers all questions from listeners in detail and exhaustively. Knows how to find an individual approach to each student, carefully and carefully monitors the assimilation of educational material and the implementation of practical tasks.
Andrei Grigorievich's teaching skills are largely based on his rich practical experience. He has many years of successful professional experience in the development, implementation and support of application solutions in the 1C: Enterprise 8 system. These solutions, often individual and non-standard, were carried out based on the specific needs of customers - Russian commercial companies.

Professional teacher-practitioner. More than 10 years of experience with the 1C: Enterprise platform: teaching, development and support. Participated in the implementation of salary projects on the 1C: Enterprise platform, including self-written ones. Involved in the development and support of solutions in various government and budgetary institutions.
He knows how to present complex material in an extremely accessible and interesting way and does not leave gaps where there should not be any. The lecture material is accompanied by clear analogies and examples from practical activities. Constantly works to improve the material, supplementing it with relevant examples and practical tasks for solving them in the classroom and at home.
All this allows you to easily and effectively form a rich theoretical and practical model of the subject being studied. This is done as comfortably as possible for the student, so that the hours spent in classes only increase interest in the subject and give confidence in their abilities.

Module 1. Introduction (1 ac. h.)

• Statement of the course objective
• Accounting Terms and Methods

Module 2. Terms and methods of accounting (2 ac. h.)

• Types of accounting and the place of accounting in enterprise management
• Subject and method of accounting
• Accounting techniques and forms
• Example of drawing up a balance sheet
• Subtypes and details of accounting

Module 3. Synthetic accounting (4 ac. h.)

• Changing the command interface
• Creating a Chart of Accounts
• Design of an accounting register
• Filling out the accounting register when posting documents
• Calculation of accounting register totals
• Development of synthetic reporting (turnover, checkerboard, summary entries, account analysis, account turnover, etc.)

Module 4. Consolidated accounting (2 ac. h.)

• Balance sheet measurements of the accounting register
• Changes to the tabular data model
• Filling out the register and analyzing the results

Module 5. Analytical accounting (4 ac. h.)

• End-to-end analytics on off-balance sheet dimensions of the accounting register
• Using accounting characteristics
• Regular analytics on subconto types
• Optional user analytics
• Features of storing register totals by analytical sections
• Selection and ordering by types of subcontos in analytical reports
• Calculation of expanded balances in the data composition engine
• Rules for accessing subconto details

Module 6. Quantitative accounting (6 ak. h.)

• Setting up a chart of accounts and accounting register
• Carrying out documents for quantitative accounting
• Reports for quantitative accounting
• Cost calculation and balance control
• Managing blockages when posting documents
• Using subconto accounting characteristics (only turnovers, only quantitative accounting by warehouses)
• Performing cost adjustments for items at the end of the month

Module 7. Currency accounting (2 ac. h.)

• Changing the chart of accounts and accounting register
• Filling in currencies and currency amounts with documents
• Currency accounting in a tabular model, reporting
• Calculation of exchange rate differences

Module 8. Other properties and methods of the accounting register (2 ac. h.)

• Creating a manual operation
• Manage Post Activity
• Accounting register record collection and module

Module 9. Assignment for independent work (1 ac. h.)

• Add accounting accounts and analytical sections
• Describe objects for storing additional information
• Automate the entry of business transactions from a document
• Develop reports using a data composition engine