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Accounting Information Systems:
The Crossroads of Accounting & IT Second Edition By Donna Kay Ali Ovlia Copyright ©2014 Pearson Education, Inc. 1 / 4
1 Copyright © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc.Accounting Information Systems, 2e (Kay/Ovlia) Chapter 1 Accounting Systems Insights Objective 1 1) An IT auditor must understand the terms and definitions used by accounting and IT professionals.
Answer: TRUE
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Objective: Q1.1 How do I navigate the crossroads of accounting and IT?
2) Which of the following are NOT part of the basic functions of an enterprise system?
- Hiring
- Output
- Input
- Processing
Answer: A
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Objective: Q1.1 How do I navigate the crossroads of accounting and IT?
Objective 2 1) A Supply Chain Management (SCM) system is a subsystem of an Accounting System.
Answer: FALSE
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
2) Activities performed by various departments within a company are rarely interconnected.
Answer: FALSE
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
3) An integrated enterprise system allows different departments to use the same information.
Answer: TRUE
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
4) Business processes are related activities performed by an enterprise to create value by transforming input into output.
Answer: TRUE
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system? 2 / 4
2 Copyright © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc.Match the following accounting cycles to the appropriate subsystems.
- Operations/Production System
- Supply Chain Management
- Customer Relationship Management
5) Purchasing Cycle
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
6) Payroll Cycle
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
7) Sales Cycle
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
Answers: 5) B 6) A 7) C
Match the following enterprise system function with the correct definition.
- Summarizing information to generate documents and reports
- Sorting and storing information
- Capturing information to store in the system
8) Input
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
9)Output
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
10) Processing
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
Answers: 8) C 9) A 10) B 3 / 4
3 Copyright © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc.11) When data is "hard keyed" into the program, which of the following is true?
- Changing the data requires recreating (recording) the entire program.
- Changing the data requires purchasing additional computer storage and may take days or
- Changing the data is cost efficient and may be accomplished in a matter of minutes.
- Changing the data is costly and may take days or weeks.
weeks.
Answer: D
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
12) What is an alternative to "hard keyed" data?
- If user requirements are correctly defined, the data will not change and may be "hard keyed."
- Using variables in the program, such as cell addresses in a spreadsheet.
- Alternatives to "hard keyed" data is not possible. All data must be "hard keyed."
- Creating the program in a way that does not require data.
Answer: B
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
13) The three basic functions of an enterprise system are
- Input, processing, and output
- Processing, output, and reports
- Business intelligence, processing, and output
- Input, data, and reports
Answer: A
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
14) Which symbol is used by IT professionals to represent the enterprise network?
- Cloud
- Star
- Circle
- Square
Answer: A
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
15) What is the purpose of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software?
- Help identify the end of a product's life cycle
- Identify new trends in consumer purchasing
- Analyze an organization's sales projections
- Help managers control organizational resources
Answer: D
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Objective: Q1.2 How is the accounting system related to the enterprise system?
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