err....i liked it [eeerie silence...]
Its not that bad, i mean there is alot of jargon that you must get used to befor eyou can really solve all those problems but its a much meo easier unit than ARD thats for sure [form what i heard]. E.g. like how to label what money is an asset, liabilty, owners equity; than its ratios [like liquidity and ROI] than be able to do reconciliations and then liek management accounting which is like brteak even points and stuff; its very basic maths adn equations. If you are good at equations and can substitute and turn formuals around, and learn all teh jargon, youre set. ALso if you do Management adn DEcision making, there is a mathematical compononent [i dunno if its still in teh unit] whic is really hlepful for the management accounting part in AIM.
I would say Im just like Pussy_Cat in that i stuffed up my assessments during hte semester [becoz the jarogn and the lecturere was unbelievably inept at teaching] btu the tutor was good [a tafe teacher so he's got practical experience] and i crammed in th elast few weeks [i dont reccomend it] but it made sense finally and i sat the exam wihtout a doubt.
I would say the first few intro weeks you have got to read and understand the concepts so in further weeks youll get it or youll be lost. Boring it can be [seemingly to alot of people!] but if you get it, youll feel proud of yourself for knowing it. good luck!