Newly compiled accounting computerization

Author: Mao Yimei
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Li Haibo Studio Series Textbooks, edited by Professor Li Haibo, a renowned accounting expert in China, member of the China Accounting Society, member of the China Audit Society, standing council member of the China Productivity Society, former vice chairman of the National Committee for Talented Person Training in Higher Vocational Education under the Ministry of Education, and recipient of the special allowance from the State Council. This series of textbooks has been published by our press, with multiple revisions and reprints, and has won numerous honors such as "Key Recommended Textbooks by the Ministry of Education," "Outstanding Textbooks for Higher Education Institutions in China," "Outstanding Bestselling Books by University Presses in China," and "Outstanding Bestselling Books by China Book Publishing Industry Association." The series incorporates the latest achievements in theoretical research and practical reforms, meticulously revised by the authors to make the structure more rational, content more innovative, language more concise, and expressions more accurate. It is a scientific, standardized, and practical series of textbooks. This book mainly includes topics such as an introduction to computerized accounting, basic information technology, development concepts and design methods of accounting information systems, etc. By demonstrating the operation of software such as "Enterprise Information Resource Management System" provided by Yunxian Software Company, it solves many practical problems businesses encounter when implementing computerized accounting, such as multi-account book issues, credit sales issues, one-to-many, many-to-one, or many-to-many correspondences between invoices and sales orders, etc. It also provides insights into analyzing purchase, sales, and inventory data, and introduces the preparation and statistical methods of various reports such as "Operating Status Summary," "Monthly Operating Report," "Inventory Balance Sheet," "Business Purchase and Sales Price Report," "Inventory Turnover Report," "Business Sales Ranking," "Sales Unit Summary," "Sales Unit Detailed Report," "Salesperson Sales Summary," and "Salesperson Sales Statistics Report." Additionally, this textbook provides a large number of program codes. However, considering that students may have different development tools, the programming content is only provided as a teaching reference. This book is suitable for students majoring in computerized accounting, e-commerce, and business management, as well as serving as a reference for software developers when developing enterprise information management systems. It is also a key recommended textbook by the Ministry of Education. To facilitate learning, the accompanying CD-ROM provides a relatively complete network version of the integrated accounting and reporting data management system, the enterprise information resource management system, and related software manuals. Teachers can also supplement various cases as simulation internship content for computerized accounting and e-commerce majors, allowing students to practice practical operations. The chapters of this book are logically connected, clearly organized, scientifically standardized, and distinctive. This book is not only suitable for