Procedure organizes cost calculations in process costing to enhance understanding among students.
Process cost problems are unnecessarily confusing to students because the traditional solution approach is not sufficiently organized. In response to this difficulty, a procedure is described that facilitates solving these problems. Control of costs and units is initially established in a Work in Process account, and a matrix format is used to organize equivalent unit and cost allocation calculations within the comprehensive framework.
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Sara H. Dinius (1987) studied this question.
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