Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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What are Data

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data are raw figures and facts

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2
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Explain information

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use technology to transform raw data and facts into knowledge

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3
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Describe data analytics

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process of analyzing raw data into insight and provinding and answer

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4
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Self Service Business Intelligence (SSBI)

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analyze data , report data
ex: excel,tableu,power Bi

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5
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What does data analytics do for auditor

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Auditors can review entire data sets to identify all
exceptions, anomalies, and outliers.
Data driven audits reduce the time the client spends
gathering information for the auditor and allows
more time for the analysis, making audits a better
experience for everyone involved.

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6
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What does data analytics do for financial accountant

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SSBI software lets financial accountants perform
analytics and create financial dashboards to support
decision-making.
* A dashboard is a graphical user interface that shows
key performance indicators for an organization.

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7
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What does data analytics do for managerial accountant

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More easily use data to help identify and manage risks
Improve budgeting and forecasting
automated internal reporting
help identify operational improvement
create dashboards and key performance indicators

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8
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What does data analytics do for tax accountant

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Data analytics is used to help with tax compliance.
* Automation of data gathering for tax compliance
can help speed the process, leaving the tax
accountant with more time to do tax analysis and
planning.
* Tax dashboards can help organizations monitor
real-time tax positions

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9
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Describe the step in data analysis process

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1 : Plan
2: Analyze
3: Report
MOSAIC : put all together

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10
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Stage 1 : Plan involve

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identifying motivation for analysis
Determining the objective and questions to answer
Devising a strategy to perform the analysis

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11
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What are Data analysis methods

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Descriptive : What
Diagnostic : why
Predictive : What might
Prescriptive : what should

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12
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Stage 2 : Analyze

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Data preparation
Building information models
Exploring the data

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13
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What happen stage data preparation

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Preparing the data for analysis is a critical step in this stage,
referred to as extract, transform, and load(load to a systems) (ETL)

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14
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What is building information models

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Information modeling is the creation of information needed for
analysis purposes, starting from the data collected.
*Examples are calculations such as net income, profit margin, total
assets, or even break-even point in sales dollars.

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15
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Explain MOSAIC

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m = motivation
o=objectives
S = strategy
A= analyze
I = interpret
C= communication

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16
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What are the skills necessaire to perform data analysis

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Critical Thinking
* Data Literacy
* Technology Skills
* Communication Skills

17
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Whats a data analysis mindset

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A data analytics mindset is the professional habit of
critically thinking throughout the data analysis
process before making and communicating a
professional choice or decision

18
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What are the six element of critical thinking ( SPARKS)

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S = Stakeholders
P= Purpose
A= Alternative
R= Risks
K= Knowledge
S= Self reflection

19
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What are the 4 areas of risk

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Data= choosing wrong data
Analysis = choosing wrong methods
Biases
Assumptions