Test Bank for Core Concepts of Accounting Information Systems 12th edition by Mark Simkin, Jacob Rose, Carolyn Norman 1118022300 978-1118022306

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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1118022300

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978–1118022306

Author: Mark G. Simkin, Jacob M. Rose, Carolyn S. Norman

Simkin & Norman’s 12^th Edition of Concepts of Accounting Information Systems builds upon previous issues with more in-depth focus on topical issues essential to accountants such as Sarbanes-Oxley, Cobit Version 4, XBRL, and of risk and governance in a much more concise, user-friendly way. More Case in Point sections highlight how the concepts are applied in the field and additional multiple choice questions have been added at the end of the chapters to help reinforce the material. An enhanced and updated database chapter also provides hands-on instruction in Microsoft Access.

Core Concepts of Accounting Information Systems 12th Table of contents:

PART ONE AN INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS/ 1
CHAPTER 1 Accounting Information Systems and the Accountant/ 3
Introduction/ 4
What Are Accounting Information Systems?/ 4
What’s New in Accounting Information Systems?/ 9
Accounting and IT/ 14
Careers in Accounting Information Systems/ 21
CHAPTER 2 Information Technology and AISs/ 33
Introduction/ 34
The Importance of Information Technology to Accountants/ 34
Input, Processing, and Output Devices/ 36
Secondary Storage Devices/ 46
Data Communications and Networks/ 50
Computer Software/ 57
PART TWO DATABASES/ 73
CHAPTER 3 Data Modeling/ 75
Introduction/ 76
An Overview of Databases/ 76
Steps in Developing a Database Using the Resources, Events, and Agents Model/ 83
Normalization/ 91
CHAPTER 4 Organizing and Manipulating the Data in Databases/ 103
Introduction/ 104
Creating Database Tables in Microsoft Access/ 104
Entering Data in Database Tables/ 111
Extracting Data from Databases: Data Manipulation Languages/ 116
Recent Database Advances and Data Warehouses/ 123
CHAPTER 5 Database Forms and Reports/ 139
Introduction/ 140
Forms/ 140
Reports/ 147
PART THREE DOCUMENTING BUSINESS PROCESSES/ 165
CHAPTER 6 Documenting Accounting Information Systems/ 167
Introduction/ 168
Why Documentation Is Important/ 168
Primary Documentation Methods/ 171
Other Documentation Tools/ 186
End-User Computing and Documentation/ 191
CHAPTER 7 Accounting Information Systems and Business Processes: Part I/ 207
Introduction/ 208
Business Process Fundamentals/ 208Collecting and Reporting Accounting Information/ 210
The Sales Process/ 215
The Purchasing Process/ 220
Current Trends in Business Processes/ 227
CHAPTER 8 Accounting Information Systems and Business Processes: Part II/ 239
Introduction/ 240
The Resource Management Process/ 240
The Production Process/ 246
The Financing Process/ 252
Business Processes in Special Industries/ 256
Business Process Reengineering/ 260
PART FOUR INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEMS AND COMPUTER CRIME, ETHICS, AND PRIVACY/ 271
CHAPTER 9 Introduction to Internal Control Systems/ 273
Introduction/ 274
1992 COSO Report/ 276
Updates on Risk Assessment/ 278
Examples of Control Activities/ 281
Update on Monitoring/ 289
2011 COBIT, Version 5/ 290
Types of Controls/ 292
Evaluating Controls/ 293
CHAPTER 10 Computer Controls for Organizations and Accounting Information Systems/ 307
Introduction/ 308
Enterprise Level Controls/ 308
General Controls for Information Technology/ 312
Application Controls for Transaction Processing/ 324
CHAPTER 11 Computer Crime, Fraud, Ethics, and Privacy/ 341
Introduction/ 342
Computer Crime, Abuse, and Fraud/ 342
Three Examples of Computer Crimes/ 348
Preventing Computer Crime and Fraud/ 354
Ethical Issues, Privacy, and Identity Theft/ 361
PART FIVE SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS/ 377
CHAPTER 12 Information Technology Auditing/ 379
Introduction/ 380
The Audit Function/ 380
The Information Technology Auditor’s Toolkit/ 386
Auditing Computerized Accounting Information Systems/ 389
Information Technology Auditing Today/ 396
CHAPTER 13 Developing and Implementing Effective Accounting Information Systems/ 409
Introduction/ 410
The Systems Development Life Cycle/ 410Systems Planning/ 412
Systems Analysis/ 414
Detailed Systems Design/ 419
Implementation, Follow-Up, and Maintenance/ 428
CHAPTER 14 Accounting on the Internet/ 447
Introduction/ 448
The Internet and World Wide Web/ 448
XBRL—Financial Reporting on the Internet/ 451
Electronic Business/ 455
Privacy and Security on the Internet/ 461
CHAPTER 15 Accounting and Enterprise Software/ 481
Introduction/ 482
Integrated Accounting Software/ 482
Enterprise-Wide Information Systems/ 486
Selecting a Software Package/ 496

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