Accounting Information Systems - A Practitioner Emphasis

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Accounting Information Systems - A Practitioner Emphasis

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Book Description
This book emphasizes the use of accounting systems to conduct business operations with special emphasis on reporting requirements. Because over 90 percent of accounting systems are licensed rather than internally custom developed, this book gives students the theoretical foundation and skills they will need to conduct a requirements analysis, search for a commercial solution, and successfully implement the software package selected. In addition to learning the essential AIS concepts (see table of contents), you will see much discussion and examples of commercial accounting systems software as it is designed and as it should be designed. Each chapter contains a set of learning objectives to facilitate the assessment of learning outcomes and includes several hands-on learning activities at the end of the chapters.

About the Author
Cynthia D. Heagy is professor of accounting and director of the University of Houston-Clear Lake office of the Mid-Continent Technology Transfer Center. She earned her DBA degree from the University of Memphis and is a CPA, CMA, and CNA. Dr. Heagy entered higher education after working as a trust officer at a large national bank and later as a systems analyst. Dr. Heagy has published in several professional journals, including The Journal of Accountancy, Issues in Accounting Education, International Journal of Accounting, Journal of Cost Management, Journal of Accounting Education, Accounting Educators' Journal, EDP Auditing, Data Security Management, The Journal of Accounting Case Research, The CPA Journal, Journal of Accounting and Computers, and The Accounting Systems Journal. In addition to authoring the fifth edition of Accounting Information Systems?A Practitioner Emphasis, she coauthored an edition of Principles of Bank Accounting and Reporting, published by the American Bankers Association.

Accounting Information Systems - A Practitioner Emphasis,Cynthia D. Heagy,Custom Publishing,0759341966,Accounting - Managerial,Business & Economics,Business / Economics / Finance,Business/Economics,Management - General,Business & Economics / Management

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