Accounting Information Systems
A Practitioner Emphasis
Tenth Edition
- Cynthia Heagy - University of Houston Clear Lake, USA
- Constance Lehmann - University of Houston, USA
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Accounting Information Systems
Accounting Information Systems
October 2020 | 476 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
In contrast to traditional accounting systems textbooks that assume an organization will develop its own accounting system and, therefore, emphasize systems development, this textbook gives students the theoretical foundation and skills they will need to conduct a requirements analysis, search for a commercial solution, and successfully implement the software package selected. Accounting systems in this textbook are events-driven, encompassing the capture and processing of all events (financial and non-financial) required to construct the financial reports that are necessary for managing an organization and for meeting its external reporting requirements. Special emphasis is given to the reporting requirements of accounting systems, as well as control activities typically found in the generic business processes.
Ch 1: Significance of Accounting Information Systems and the Accountant’s Role
Ch. 2: Accounting Systems Documentation
Ch 3: Essential Elements and Basic Activities of Accounting Systems
Ch 4: Data Flows, Activities, and Structure of Accounting Systems
Ch 5: Reporting Process, Coding Methods, and Audit Trails
Ch 6: Internal Control and Risk Assessment
Ch 7: Control Activities and Monitoring
Ch 8: The Financial Process
Ch 9: The Revenue Process
Ch 10: The Procurement Process
Ch 11: The Inventory Process
Ch 12: Database Structure of Accounting Systems
Ch 13: Developing a Relational Database for an Accounting Information System
Ch 14: Big Data and Data Analytics