AIS - Lesson 1(Prelim) Flashcards

1
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is an event that affects or is of interest to the organization and is processed by its information system as a unit of work.

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transaction

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2
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is the set of formal procedures by which data are collected, processed into information, and distributed to users.

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information system

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3
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is a system that processes nonfinancial transactions not normally processed by traditional accounting information systems.

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Management information system (mis)

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4
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is an economic event that affects the assets and equities of the organization, is measured in financial terms, and is reflected in the accounts of the firm.

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financial transaction

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5
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are specialized subset of information systems that processes financial transactions.

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accounting information system

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6
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are the flows of information into and out of an organization.

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information flows

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7
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are the flows of information into and out of an organization.

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information flows

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8
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is a category of external user, including customer sales and billing information, purchase information for suppliers, and inventory receipts information.

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trading partners

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is a category of external user, including customer sales and billing information, purchase information for suppliers, and inventory receipts information.

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trading partners

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10
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are entities either inside or outside an organization that have a direct or indirect interest in the firm.

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stakeholders

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11
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is an activity composed of three major subsystems—the revenue cycle, the expenditure cycle, and the conversion cycle.

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the transaction processing system (tps)

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12
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is a system that produces traditional financial statements, such as income statements, balance sheets, statements of cash flows, tax returns, and other reports required by law.

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general ledger

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13
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is a system that produces traditional financial statements, such as income statements, balance sheets, statements of cash flows, tax returns, and other reports required by law.

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general ledger

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14
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is a system that provides the internal financial information needed to manage a business.

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management reporting system (mrs)

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is a system that provides the internal financial information needed to manage a business.

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management reporting system (mrs)

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16
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is a type of reporting in which the organization can choose what information to report and how to present it.

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discretionary reporting

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17
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is a type of reporting in which the organization has few or no choices in the information it provides. Much of this information consists of traditional financial statements, tax returns, and other legal documents.

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non discretionary reporting

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18
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is a model that describes all information systems, regardless of their technological architecture.

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general model for ais

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is a model that describes all information systems, regardless of their technological architecture.

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general model for ais

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20
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are users for whom the system is built.

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end user

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21
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include management at all levels of the organization as well as operations personnel.

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internal user

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22
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include management at all levels of the organization as well as operations personnel.

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internal user

23
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include creditors, stockholders, potential investors, regulatory agencies, tax authorities, suppliers, and customers.

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external user

24
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include creditors, stockholders, potential investors, regulatory agencies, tax authorities, suppliers, and customers.

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external user

25
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are facts, which may or may not be processed (edited, summarized, or refined) and which have no direct effect on the user. Information causes the user to take an action that he or she otherwise could not, or would not, have taken.

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data

26
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are facts, which may or may not be processed (edited, summarized, or refined) and which have no direct effect on the user. Information causes the user to take an action that he or she otherwise could not, or would not, have taken.

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data

27
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are financial transactions that enter the information system from either internal or external sources.

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data source

28
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is the first operational stage in the information system.

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data collection

29
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is the first operational stage in the information system.

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data collection

30
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is a group that manages the computer resources used to perform the day-to-day processing of transactions.

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data processing

31
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is a physical repository for financial data.• DATA ATTRIBUTE• RECORD• FILE• DATABASE MANAGEMENT TASKS:

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database

32
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is a physical repository for financial data.• DATA ATTRIBUTE• RECORD• FILE• DATABASE MANAGEMENT TASKS:

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database

33
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is the process of compiling, arranging, formatting, and presenting information to users.
• RELEVANCE
• TIMELINESS
• ACCURACY
• COMPLETENESS
• SUMMARIZATION

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information generation

34
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is a form of output that is sent back to the system as a source of data.

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feedback

35
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is the property of information that makes it useful to users.

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reliability

36
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is the separation of the record-keeping function of accounting from the functional areas that have custody of physical resources.

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independence

37
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is the separation of the record-keeping function of accounting from the functional areas that have custody of physical resources.

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independence

38
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is the production of several alternative designs for a new system.

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conceptual system

39
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is the production of several alternative designs for a new system.

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conceptual system

40
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is the medium and method for capturing and presenting the information.

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physical system

41
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is an efficient information system that captures and stores data only once and makes this single source available to all users who need it.

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data storage

42
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is an efficient information system that captures and stores data only once and makes this single source available to all users who need it.

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data storage

43
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is an expert who expresses an opinion about the fairness of a company’s financial statements.

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auditor

44
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is an expert who expresses an opinion about the fairness of a company’s financial statements.

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auditor

45
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is an independent auditor’s responsibility to opine as to the fair presentation of a client firm’s financial statement.

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attest function

46
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is an independent auditor’s responsibility to opine as to the fair presentation of a client firm’s financial statement.

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attest function

47
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are tests that determine whether database contents fairly reflect the organization’s transactions.

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substantive test

48
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are tests that establish whether internal controls are functioning properly.

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test of controls

49
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are tests that establish whether internal controls are functioning properly.

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test of controls

50
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is the review of the computer-based components of an organization. The audit is often performed as part of a broader financial audit.

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IT auditing

51
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is the review of the computer-based components of an organization. The audit is often performed as part of a broader financial audit.

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IT auditing

52
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is the appraisal function housed within the organization.

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internal auditing

53
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is the appraisal function housed within the organization.

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internal auditing