Business and Accounting Information Systems
Business and Accounting Information Systems
Study of inputs, processing, outputs, and files of several transaction-processing subsystems. Foundation for understanding internal control. Variety of tools used to design, create, or document accounting information systems (AIS) to achieve organizational objectives.
| Hours | 3.0 Credit, 3.0 Lecture, 0.0 Lab |
| Prerequisites | Admission to School of Accountancy. |
| Taught | Fall |
| Programs | Containing ACC 401 |
Course Outcomes:
Business Processes and Report Control Deficiencies
Analyze a set of business processes and report control deficiencies
Evaluate Various Controls
Evaluate the appropriateness of various controls.
Model Data Relations
Model data relations required to support an accounting information system
Communicate Effectively
Communicate effectively both in writing and in presentations
Use Technology Effectively
Use technology effectively in solving business problems.