Accounting information systems / Marshall B Romney, Paul John Steinbart, Barry E Cushing

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This text seeks to show the reader how to design and use an accounting information system (AIS) to provide information useful for decision-making. Focus boxes providing real world examples of concepts, techniques and practices as described are interspersed in the text. This edition has chapters on the three basic functions of the AIS together with an understanding of what the system does manually, and on data modelling, covering how students can use query language to derive traditional financial statements and managerial reports from a database AIS.

Preface	p. xxi
Part I Conceptual Foundations of Accounting Information Systems	p. 1
Chapter 1 Accounting Information Systems: An Overview	p. 1
Chapter 2 Overview of Business Processes	p. 21
Chapter 3 Introduction to E-business	p. 48
Chapter 4 Relational Databases	p. 80
Chapter 5 Data Modeling and Database Design	p. 113
Chapter 6 Systems Development and Documentation Techniques	p. 154
Part II Control and Audit of Accounting Information Systems	p. 189
Chapter 7 Control and Accounting Information Systems	p. 189
Chapter 8 Computer-based Information Systems Control	p. 224
Chapter 9 Computer Fraud and Security	p. 276
Chapter 10 Auditing of Computer-based Information Systems	p. 319
Part III Accounting Information Systems Applications	p. 355
Chapter 11 The Revenue Cycle: Sales and Cash Collections	p. 357
Chapter 12 The Expenditure Cycle: Purchasing and Cash Distributions	p. 414
Chapter 13 The Production Cycle	p. 467
Chapter 14 The Human Resources Management and Payroll Cycle	p. 503
Chapter 15 General Ledger and Reporting System	p. 539
Part IV The Systems Development Process	p. 569
Chapter 16 Introduction to Systems Development and Systems Analysis	p. 569
Chapter 17 AIS Development Strategies	p. 613
Chapter 18 Systems Design, Implementation, and Operation	p. 658
Glossary	p. 691
Index	p. 721

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