TY  - BOOK
AU  - Hall, James A., 
TI  - Principles of accounting information systems / 
SN  - 9789814369923 [newsprint]
PY  - 2012///.
CY  - Pasig City, Philippines : 
PB  - Cengage Learning, 
KW  - Accounting
KW  - Data processing
KW  - Information storage and retrieval systems
N1  - Includes bibliographical references, glossary, and index; Contents: Part 1 Overview of accounting information system -- Chapter 1 The information system: an accountant's perspective -- Chapter 2 Introduction to transaction processing --  Chapter 3 Ethics, fraud, and internal control -- Part 2 Transaction cycles and business processes --  Chapter 4 The revenue cycle --  Chapter 5 The expenditure cycle part I: purchases and cash disbursements procedures --  Chapter 6 The expenditure cycle part II: payroll processing and fixed asset procedures --  Chapter 7 The conversion cycle --  Chapter 8 Financial reporting and management reporting systems -- Part 3 Advanced technologies in accounting information -- Chapter 9 Database management systems --  Chapter 10 The REA approach to database modeling --  Chapter 11 Enterprise resource planning systems --  Chapter 12 Electronic commerce systems -- Part 4 Systems development activities --  Chapter 13 Managing the systems development life cycle --  Chapter 14 Construct, deliver, and maintain systems project -- Part 5 Computer controls and auditing --  Chapter 15 IT controls part I: sarbanes-oxley and IT governance --  Chapter 16 IT controls Part II: security and access --  Chapter 17 IT controls Part III: systems development, program changes, and application controls; Adult
N2  - "The first edition of Principles of Accounting Information systems includes a full range of new ad revised homework assignments ad up-to-date content changes, as well as several reorganized chapters. All of these changes add up to more student and instructor enhancements than ever before. As this preface makes clear, we have made these changes to keep students and instructors as current as possible on issues such as business processes, systems development methods, IT governance and strategy, security, internal controls, and relevant aspects of Sarbanes-Oxley legislation." --Preface
ER  -