Courses

Cost Measurement and Management

The Cost Management and Measurement curriculum has been designed to provide students with the skills needed to implement and sustain cost management and measurement programs that enhance agency mission effectiveness through a better understanding of existing resources.

For maximum training benefit, these courses are scheduled by date and are in attendance/prerequisite order as follows:

• Cost Management In Government: Winning the Cost War
• Fundamentals of Managerial Costing in Government
• Managerial Costing Analysis

Credit Reform Accounting

The Credit Reform Accounting curriculum has been designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the essentials of federal credit program accounting. These courses comprise the Treasury Certificate in Credit Reform.

For maximum training benefit, these courses have been scheduled by date and in attendance order as follows:

• Credit Program Accounting and Reporting Concepts
• Direct Loan Programs
• Loan Guarantee Programs
• Foreclosed Property in Credit Programs

Federal Accounting Concepts

The Federal Accounting Concepts curriculum has been designed to provide students with knowledge and understanding of the federal financial accounting and auditing topics.

For maximum training benefit, these courses have been scheduled by date and in attendance order as follows:

• Accounting for Non-Financial Managers
• Basic Accounting Concepts
• Beginning Government Bookkeeping
• Governmental Budgeting and Accounting Concepts
• Practical Exercises for Government Bookkeeping
• Prompt Pay
• Survey of FASAB

Financial Reporting and Reconciliation

The Financial Reporting and Reconciliation curriculum has been designed to provide students with knowledge and understanding of federal financial accounting and reporting topics. These courses comprise part of the Treasury Certificate in Accounting and Reporting.

For maximum training benefit, these courses have been scheduled by date and in attendance order as follows:

• FACTS I/Form & Content Statements
• FACTS II/The Next Reporting System
• FMS 224: Statement of Transactions
• The IPAC Course
• Reconciling the Fund Balance W/Treasury
• Statements of Budgetary Resources and Financing
• Treasury Certificate Accounting and Reporting Exam Review
• SF 133: Report on Budget Execution and Budgetary Resources

General Financial

The General Financial curriculum has been designed to provide students with knowledge and understanding of financial management and related topics of interest to the federal financial community.

For maximum training benefit, these courses have been scheduled by date and in attendance order as follows:

• Dollars and $ense
• Practical Applications of Appropriations Law
• Certifying Officers
• Benchmarking
• Ethics in Government
• Working with Difficult People

Standard General Ledger

The Standard General Ledger curriculum has been designed to provide students with knowledge and understanding of the United States Standard General Ledger (SGL) document entries and reporting crosswalks. Several courses in this curriculum comprise part of the Treasury Certificate in Accounting and Reporting.

For maximum training benefit, these courses have been scheduled by date and in attendance order as follows:

• SGL: Basic
• SGL: Intermediate
• SGL: Advanced
• SGL: Revolving Funds
• SGL: Trial Balances and Crosswalks
• SGL: Upward and Downward Adjustments

Technology

The Technology curriculum has been designed to provide students with knowledge and understanding of the process for developing justification documentation and required materials for implementation and rollout of information technology (IT) project in the federal government.

For maximum training benefit, these courses have been scheduled by date and in attendance order as follows:

• Cost Benefit Analysis
• Business Case - OMB Exhibit 300

Special Training Events

Special Training Events section has been designed to provide students and all interested parties with information concerning specific occasions that the Professional Development Division facilitates of host.

They include:

• 2004 Year-End Closing Seminar
• 14th Annual Govt. Financial Management Conference

On-Site Course Instruction is available to those agencies who wish to save on travel costs and receive training at their location. To find out more about on-site instruction or customizing a course, contact Treasury Agency Services, Professional Development Division on (202) 874-9560.