Quickly get up-to-speed in all basic accounting principles and procedures and apply that knowledge to real-world financial decisions and requests

The McGraw-Hill 36-Hour Accounting Course has been the gold standard for anyone looking for a fast, no-nonsense primer in all the fundamentals of financial, managerial, and tax accounting concepts. Now thoroughly revised and updated, the fourth edition features new coverage of the technological developments in the field, the recent sweeping tax reforms, and the latest Financial Accounting Standards Board pronouncements.

The McGraw-Hill 36-Hour Accounting Course offers such up-to-date coverage as:

• Complete analysis of the current trends in computer hardware and accounting software
• Coverage of current tax issues, such as the revision of tax rate structure, new deductions and credits for higher education costs, and taxation of Social Security benefits
• New test problems throughout to help you gauge your progress, as well as a final exam that can earn you a Certificate of Achievement

Complete with a doable study plan, The McGraw-Hill 36-Hour Accounting Course is your fast track to easily mastering the essentials of accounting in the shortest time possible.

This book explores the physics of CT dosimetry and provides practical guidance on best practice for medical researchers and practitioners. A rigorous description of the basic physics of CT dosimetry is presented and illustrates flaws of the current methodology.

It also contains helpful (and rigorous) shortcuts to reduce the measurement workload for medical physicists. The mathematical rigor is accompanied by easily-understood physical explanations and numerous illustrative figures.

Features:

• Authored by a recognised expert in the field and award-winning teacher
• Includes derivations for tube current modulation and variable pitch as well as stationary table techniques
• Explores abnormalities present in dose-tracking software based on CTDI and presents methods to correct them

This book explores the physics of CT dosimetry and provides practical guidance on best practice for medical researchers and practitioners. A rigorous description of the basic physics of CT dosimetry is presented and illustrates flaws of the current methodology.

It also contains helpful (and rigorous) shortcuts to reduce the measurement workload for medical physicists. The mathematical rigor is accompanied by easily-understood physical explanations and numerous illustrative figures.

Features:

• Authored by a recognised expert in the field and award-winning teacher
• Includes derivations for tube current modulation and variable pitch as well as stationary table techniques
• Explores abnormalities present in dose-tracking software based on CTDI and presents methods to correct them