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Course Review/Final Project 8-1 Discussion: Course Wrap-Up 8-2 Quiz: Quiz 4 8-3 Short Paper: AIS
The Human Resources Management/Integrated Production Processes Reading: Accounting Information Systems, Chapter 14 6-1 Discussion: Termination Procedures 6-2 Short Paper: Risks of HR/Payroll Systems 6-3 Quiz: Quiz 3 6-4 Final Project: Continue Work
The AIS Cycle Reading: Accounting Information Systems, Chapters 16 7-1 Discussion: Sarbanes-Oxley Act 7-2 Final Paper: Final Paper Due
Controlling Information Systems Reading: Accounting Information Systems, Chapters 7 and 8 and “COBIT 5” Section 3-1 Discussion: Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) 3-2 Research: Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) 3-3 Short Paper: Disaster Recovery 3-4 Planning: Final Project
The Order Entry/Sales Process Reading: Accounting Information Systems, Chapters 10 and 11 4-1 Discussion: Alternatives to Credit Card Payments 4-2 Short Paper: Sales Process 4-3 Quiz: Quiz 2 4-4 Final Project: Continue Work
The Purchasing/AP Process Reading: Accounting Information Systems, Chapters 12 and 13 5-1 Discussion: EDI 5-2 Short Paper: Organizational Risks/Mitigation 5-3 Final Project: Continue Work
Introduction to Accounting Information Systems Module 1 Assignments Reading: Accounting Information Systems, Chapters 1-3 1-1 Research: Accounting Information Systems 1-2 Discussion: AIS 1-3 Short Paper: Career Paths
Documenting New and Existing System Specifications Reading: Accounting Information Systems, Chapters 4-6 2-1 Discussion: Flow Diagrams/Charts 2-2 Short Paper: System Flow Diagrams 2-3 Quiz: Modules One and Two
Undergraduate Course Syllabus ACC 315: Accounting Systems Applications Center: Online Course Prerequisites CE: ACC202 and IT100; UC: ACC202 or ACC205 and IT100 Course Description This course introduces the student to various commercial accounting software application programs. The student will have hands-on experience with actual computer preparation of accounting transactions using accounting software in general ledger,…