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In support of the federal government’s efforts to develop new leaders and effective managers in the federal financial management community, Graduate School USA offers the Master Certificate in Federal Financial Management in conjunction with the Distance Education Master of Business Administration through Colorado State University. This Certificate equips participants with the skills and competencies needed to impact their organizations.
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Master Certificate in Federal Financial Management
Master Certificate in Federal Financial ManagementAs part of an articulation agreement between the Graduate School and the Colorado State University College of Business (CSU), the Graduate School is offering a customized Master Certificate in Federal Financial Management (MCFFM). Graduate School participants who successfully complete the Graduate School MCFFM will be awarded 12 credits by CSU toward the 42 credits required for the CSU Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with an emphasis in Federal Financial Management.
For over 40 years, Colorado State University (CSU) has provided a Distance MBA program that offers students flexibility and convenience. CSU’s College of Business is among a select group of business programs in the U.S. that is accredited by AACSB International—the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. CSU’s College of Business is ranked in the top 20% of ACCSB business schools.
The framework for this unique degree program provides students the option to complete the CSU MBA program, including the MCFFM courses, in as little as two years by (1) attending classroom courses; (2) taking distance courses; or (3) completing a program including both classroom and distance courses. The program is designed to deliver a quality education while providing distance students with the flexibility they need to earn their graduate degree.
This partnership between the Graduate School and CSU ensures that graduates of the MBA degree program are prepared for opportunities, challenges and career advancement in the federal financial management community. For more information about the MCFFM, please contact our Customer Support Center at (866) 744-GRAD or visit our Web site at graduateschool.edu/csu. For more information about the CSU MBA, please visit Colorado State University’s Web site at www.csudistancemba.com.
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and activities on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, age, disability, and, w
here applicable, on the basis of sex or gender, m
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parental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, political
beliefs, veterans status, on the basis that all or part of an individual’s income
is derived from any public assistance program
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Federal Appropriations Law
FINC7100D 32 CPE 4 Days
Gain a solid foundation in federal government appropriations law using the Government Accountability Office (GAO) Principles of Federal Appropriations Law (Red Book), Volumes I and II. This comprehensive course covers the proper interpretation and application of federal appropriations law.
Introduction to Federal Accounting
ACCT7001D 24 CPE 3 Days
Learn the key concepts of federal government accounting, including accrual con-cepts, maintaining accurate journals and journal vouchers, managing accounts and ledgers, running trial balances, and adjusting entries and reading financial statements.
Introduction to Federal Budgeting
BUDG7001D 24 CPE 3 Days
Receive a solid foundation in the principles and concepts of the federal budget process. Explore the basic concepts of federal budgeting and learn the basics of preparing and modifying a budget.
Introduction to Financial Management
FINC7000D 24 CPE 3 Days
Gain an understanding of the fundamentals in the laws, critical concepts, procedures and policies involved with sound financial management. Receive a comprehensive overview of the significant aspects of financial management with the federal government.
Congressional Budget Process
BUDG8175D 24 CPE 3 Days
Receive an overview of the various powers of each branch of the U.S. Government and understand how they must work together to successfully manage the budget process for the most powerful government in the world.
Budget Formulation
BUDG7101D 32 CPE 4 Days
Explore effective techniques for estimating the costs of a program by object classes and formulating a solid budget. Examine the relationship between past and current-year budgets and learn how to comply with the requirements of OMB Circular A-11.
Budgeting Execution
BUDG7100D 32 CPE 4 Days
Discover the steps and strategies for executing a budget, including contingency plans, considerations for close-out, mid-year reviews and Anti-deficiency Act compliance.
Public Sector Financial Systems and Policies
BUDG8005D 32 CPE 4 Days
Learn the key concepts of federal government accounting, including accrual concepts, maintaining accurate journals and journal vouchers, managing accounts and ledgers, running trial balances and adjusting entries, and reading financial statements.
Audit and Review Phase of the Federal Budget
BUDG8006D 16 CPE 2 Days
Explore the processes used to ensure that programs are efficient, effective and in compliance with the requirements of appropriations law and performance based budgeting.
Planning Programming, Budgeting and Execution
BUDG8000D 24 CPE 3 Days
Explore the interrelationships of the budget cycle, the acquisition process and the mission planning of the Department of Defense (DoD). Gain an understanding of the documents generated during the PPBE process, the flow and sequencing of these documents and their various interfaces.
MCFFM Foundation Courses MCFFM Subject Specific CourseThe Graduate School is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State Boards of Accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit.
Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to: NATIONAL REGISTRY OF CPE SPONSORS 150 FOURTH AVENUE, SUITE 700 NASHVILLE, TN 37219-2417 Web site: WWW.NASBA.ORG
in addition, the Graduate School has sponsorship agreements with the New Jersey, New York and Texas Boards of Accountancy, which recognize us as an approved source for continuing education and auditing professional education. All of the sessions listed in this brochure are instructor-led/group-live programs unless otherwise noted.
graduateschool.edu/CSU
Federal Appropriations Law
FINC7100D 32 CPE 4 Days
Gain a solid foundation in federal government appropriations law using the Government Accountability Office (GAO) Principles of Federal Appropriations Law (Red Book), Volumes I and II. This comprehensive course covers the proper interpretation and application of federal appropriations law.
Introduction to Federal Accounting
ACCT7001D 24 CPE 3 Days
Learn the key concepts of federal government accounting, including accrual con-cepts, maintaining accurate journals and journal vouchers, managing accounts and ledgers, running trial balances, and adjusting entries and reading financial statements.
Introduction to Federal Budgeting
BUDG7001D 24 CPE 3 Days
Receive a solid foundation in the principles and concepts of the federal budget process. Explore the basic concepts of federal budgeting and learn the basics of preparing and modifying a budget.
Introduction to Financial Management
FINC7000D 24 CPE 3 Days
Gain an understanding of the fundamentals in the laws, critical concepts, procedures and policies involved with sound financial management. Receive a comprehensive overview of the significant aspects of financial management with the federal government.
Congressional Budget Process
BUDG8175D 24 CPE 3 Days
Receive an overview of the various powers of each branch of the U.S. Government and understand how they must work together to successfully manage the budget process for the most powerful government in the world.
Budget Formulation
BUDG7101D 32 CPE 4 Days
Explore effective techniques for estimating the costs of a program by object classes and formulating a solid budget. Examine the relationship between past and current-year budgets and learn how to comply with the requirements of OMB Circular A-11.
Budgeting Execution
BUDG7100D 32 CPE 4 Days
Discover the steps and strategies for executing a budget, including contingency plans, considerations for close-out, mid-year reviews and Anti-deficiency Act compliance.
Public Sector Financial Systems and Policies
BUDG8005D 32 CPE 4 Days
Learn the key concepts of federal government accounting, including accrual concepts, maintaining accurate journals and journal vouchers, managing accounts and ledgers, running trial balances and adjusting entries, and reading financial statements.
Audit and Review Phase of the Federal Budget
BUDG8006D 16 CPE 2 Days
Explore the processes used to ensure that programs are efficient, effective and in compliance with the requirements of appropriations law and performance based budgeting.
Planning Programming, Budgeting and Execution
BUDG8000D 24 CPE 3 Days
Explore the interrelationships of the budget cycle, the acquisition process and the mission planning of the Department of Defense (DoD). Gain an understanding of the documents generated during the PPBE process, the flow and sequencing of these documents and their various interfaces.
MCFFM Foundation Courses MCFFM Subject Specific CourseThe Graduate School is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State Boards of Accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit.
Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to: NATIONAL REGISTRY OF CPE SPONSORS 150 FOURTH AVENUE, SUITE 700 NASHVILLE, TN 37219-2417 Web site: WWW.NASBA.ORG
in addition, the Graduate School has sponsorship agreements with the New Jersey, New York and Texas Boards of Accountancy, which recognize us as an approved source for continuing education and auditing professional education. All of the sessions listed in this brochure are instructor-led/group-live programs unless otherwise noted.
graduateschool.edu/CSU
Federal Appropriations Law
FINC7100D 32 CPE 4 Days
Gain a solid foundation in federal government appropriations law using the Government Accountability Office (GAO) Principles of Federal Appropriations Law (Red Book), Volumes I and II. This comprehensive course covers the proper interpretation and application of federal appropriations law.
Introduction to Federal Accounting
ACCT7001D 24 CPE 3 Days
Learn the key concepts of federal government accounting, including accrual con-cepts, maintaining accurate journals and journal vouchers, managing accounts and ledgers, running trial balances, and adjusting entries and reading financial statements.
Introduction to Federal Budgeting
BUDG7001D 24 CPE 3 Days
Receive a solid foundation in the principles and concepts of the federal budget process. Explore the basic concepts of federal budgeting and learn the basics of preparing and modifying a budget.
Introduction to Financial Management
FINC7000D 24 CPE 3 Days
Gain an understanding of the fundamentals in the laws, critical concepts, procedures and policies involved with sound financial management. Receive a comprehensive overview of the significant aspects of financial management with the federal government.
Congressional Budget Process
BUDG8175D 24 CPE 3 Days
Receive an overview of the various powers of each branch of the U.S. Government and understand how they must work together to successfully manage the budget process for the most powerful government in the world.
Budget Formulation
BUDG7101D 32 CPE 4 Days
Explore effective techniques for estimating the costs of a program by object classes and formulating a solid budget. Examine the relationship between past and current-year budgets and learn how to comply with the requirements of OMB Circular A-11.
Budgeting Execution
BUDG7100D 32 CPE 4 Days
Discover the steps and strategies for executing a budget, including contingency plans, considerations for close-out, mid-year reviews and Anti-deficiency Act compliance.
Public Sector Financial Systems and Policies
BUDG8005D 32 CPE 4 Days
Learn the key concepts of federal government accounting, including accrual concepts, maintaining accurate journals and journal vouchers, managing accounts and ledgers, running trial balances and adjusting entries, and reading financial statements.
Audit and Review Phase of the Federal Budget
BUDG8006D 16 CPE 2 Days
Explore the processes used to ensure that programs are efficient, effective and in compliance with the requirements of appropriations law and performance based budgeting.
Planning Programming, Budgeting and Execution
BUDG8000D 24 CPE 3 Days
Explore the interrelationships of the budget cycle, the acquisition process and the mission planning of the Department of Defense (DoD). Gain an understanding of the documents generated during the PPBE process, the flow and sequencing of these documents and their various interfaces.
MCFFM Foundation Courses MCFFM Subject Specific CourseThe Graduate School is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State Boards of Accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit.
Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to: NATIONAL REGISTRY OF CPE SPONSORS 150 FOURTH AVENUE, SUITE 700 NASHVILLE, TN 37219-2417 Web site: WWW.NASBA.ORG
in addition, the Graduate School has sponsorship agreements with the New Jersey, New York and Texas Boards of Accountancy, which recognize us as an approved source for continuing education and auditing professional education. All of the sessions listed in this brochure are instructor-led/group-live programs unless otherwise noted.
graduateschool.edu/CSU
Federal Appropriations Law
FINC7100D 32 CPE 4 Days
Gain a solid foundation in federal government appropriations law using the Government Accountability Office (GAO) Principles of Federal Appropriations Law (Red Book), Volumes I and II. This comprehensive course covers the proper interpretation and application of federal appropriations law.
Introduction to Federal Accounting
ACCT7001D 24 CPE 3 Days
Learn the key concepts of federal government accounting, including accrual con-cepts, maintaining accurate journals and journal vouchers, managing accounts and ledgers, running trial balances, and adjusting entries and reading financial statements.
Introduction to Federal Budgeting
BUDG7001D 24 CPE 3 Days
Receive a solid foundation in the principles and concepts of the federal budget process. Explore the basic concepts of federal budgeting and learn the basics of preparing and modifying a budget.
Introduction to Financial Management
FINC7000D 24 CPE 3 Days
Gain an understanding of the fundamentals in the laws, critical concepts, procedures and policies involved with sound financial management. Receive a comprehensive overview of the significant aspects of financial management with the federal government.
Congressional Budget Process
BUDG8175D 24 CPE 3 Days
Receive an overview of the various powers of each branch of the U.S. Government and understand how they must work together to successfully manage the budget process for the most powerful government in the world.
Budget Formulation
BUDG7101D 32 CPE 4 Days
Explore effective techniques for estimating the costs of a program by object classes and formulating a solid budget. Examine the relationship between past and current-year budgets and learn how to comply with the requirements of OMB Circular A-11.
Budgeting Execution
BUDG7100D 32 CPE 4 Days
Discover the steps and strategies for executing a budget, including contingency plans, considerations for close-out, mid-year reviews and Anti-deficiency Act compliance.
Public Sector Financial Systems and Policies
BUDG8005D 32 CPE 4 Days
Learn the key concepts of federal government accounting, including accrual concepts, maintaining accurate journals and journal vouchers, managing accounts and ledgers, running trial balances and adjusting entries, and reading financial statements.
Audit and Review Phase of the Federal Budget
BUDG8006D 16 CPE 2 Days
Explore the processes used to ensure that programs are efficient, effective and in compliance with the requirements of appropriations law and performance based budgeting.
Planning Programming, Budgeting and Execution
BUDG8000D 24 CPE 3 Days
Explore the interrelationships of the budget cycle, the acquisition process and the mission planning of the Department of Defense (DoD). Gain an understanding of the documents generated during the PPBE process, the flow and sequencing of these documents and their various interfaces.
MCFFM Foundation Courses MCFFM Subject Specific CourseThe Graduate School is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State Boards of Accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit.
Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to: NATIONAL REGISTRY OF CPE SPONSORS 150 FOURTH AVENUE, SUITE 700 NASHVILLE, TN 37219-2417 Web site: WWW.NASBA.ORG
in addition, the Graduate School has sponsorship agreements with the New Jersey, New York and Texas Boards of Accountancy, which recognize us as an approved source for continuing education and auditing professional education. All of the sessions listed in this brochure are instructor-led/group-live programs unless otherwise noted.
graduateschool.edu/CSU
Master Certificate in Federal Financial Management
Master Certificate in Federal Financial ManagementAs part of an articulation agreement between the Graduate School and the Colorado State University College of Business (CSU), the Graduate School is offering a customized Master Certificate in Federal Financial Management (MCFFM). Graduate School participants who successfully complete the Graduate School MCFFM will be awarded 12 credits by CSU toward the 42 credits required for the CSU Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with an emphasis in Federal Financial Management.
For over 40 years, Colorado State University (CSU) has provided a Distance MBA program that offers students flexibility and convenience. CSU’s College of Business is among a select group of business programs in the U.S. that is accredited by AACSB International—the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. CSU’s College of Business is ranked in the top 20% of ACCSB business schools.
The framework for this unique degree program provides students the option to complete the CSU MBA program, including the MCFFM courses, in as little as two years by (1) attending classroom courses; (2) taking distance courses; or (3) completing a program including both classroom and distance courses. The program is designed to deliver a quality education while providing distance students with the flexibility they need to earn their graduate degree.
This partnership between the Graduate School and CSU ensures that graduates of the MBA degree program are prepared for opportunities, challenges and career advancement in the federal financial management community. For more information about the MCFFM, please contact our Customer Support Center at (866) 744-GRAD or visit our Web site at graduateschool.edu/csu. For more information about the CSU MBA, please visit Colorado State University’s Web site at www.csudistancemba.com.
600 Maryland Avenue SW
Washington, DC 20024-2520
Key Code: 049B-11
Change Service Requested
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kind of training suits you best. graduateschool.edu/em
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The Graduate School is accredited by the Comm
ission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE), a national accrediting body recognized by the Departm
ent of Education. 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325,
Atlanta, GA 30350, (800) 917-2081. ww
w.council.org
The Graduate School prohibits discrimination in all its program
and activities on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, age, disability, and, w
here applicable, on the basis of sex or gender, m
arital status, familial status,
parental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, political
beliefs, veterans status, on the basis that all or part of an individual’s income
is derived from any public assistance program
, or in reprisal for pursuing rights under any of the above.
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rganizationU
.S. PostagePA
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graduateschool.edu • (888) 744-GRAD
Master Certificate in Federal Financial Management
Master Certificate in Federal Financial ManagementAs part of an articulation agreement between the Graduate School and the Colorado State University College of Business (CSU), the Graduate School is offering a customized Master Certificate in Federal Financial Management (MCFFM). Graduate School participants who successfully complete the Graduate School MCFFM will be awarded 12 credits by CSU toward the 42 credits required for the CSU Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with an emphasis in Federal Financial Management.
For over 40 years, Colorado State University (CSU) has provided a Distance MBA program that offers students flexibility and convenience. CSU’s College of Business is among a select group of business programs in the U.S. that is accredited by AACSB International—the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. CSU’s College of Business is ranked in the top 20% of ACCSB business schools.
The framework for this unique degree program provides students the option to complete the CSU MBA program, including the MCFFM courses, in as little as two years by (1) attending classroom courses; (2) taking distance courses; or (3) completing a program including both classroom and distance courses. The program is designed to deliver a quality education while providing distance students with the flexibility they need to earn their graduate degree.
This partnership between the Graduate School and CSU ensures that graduates of the MBA degree program are prepared for opportunities, challenges and career advancement in the federal financial management community. For more information about the MCFFM, please contact our Customer Support Center at (866) 744-GRAD or visit our Web site at graduateschool.edu/csu. For more information about the CSU MBA, please visit Colorado State University’s Web site at www.csudistancemba.com.
600 Maryland Avenue SW
Washington, DC 20024-2520
Key Code: 049B-11
Change Service Requested
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e’ll send you regular messages
about the courses and subjects that interest you. Let us know
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kind of training suits you best. graduateschool.edu/em
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The Graduate School is accredited by the Comm
ission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE), a national accrediting body recognized by the Departm
ent of Education. 7840 Roswell Road, Building 300, Suite 325,
Atlanta, GA 30350, (800) 917-2081. ww
w.council.org
The Graduate School prohibits discrimination in all its program
and activities on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, age, disability, and, w
here applicable, on the basis of sex or gender, m
arital status, familial status,
parental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, political
beliefs, veterans status, on the basis that all or part of an individual’s income
is derived from any public assistance program
, or in reprisal for pursuing rights under any of the above.
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