Accounting Computerization Practical Operations (Accounting Practical Operations Series Textbooks) Including CD-ROM

Author: Chen Bing
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Publish Date: 2003-03-04
Features: With the aim of enhancing hands-on skills and addressing practical issues in computerized accounting, we have compiled this book. Focusing on the practical operations of computerized accounting as the main thread and manual operations as the background, the book emphasizes comparative analysis of the impact, changes, and new methods, ideas, and concepts brought by modern information technology to accounting work. Through comparison, it strives to enable readers to gain a substantial understanding of computerized accounting systems, more effectively master them, and better serve practical work. The book is divided into two parts, with the main content in the lower part. The upper part consists of four chapters, including the composition of computerized accounting systems, an understanding of the hierarchical structure of accounting subjects, the basic steps for carrying out computerized accounting work, and the development trends of accounting information systems. It primarily discusses some characteristics of developing computerized accounting systems from various perspectives. The lower part presents specific practical operation methods for accounting in computerized accounting systems, which includes twelve operations, divided into three parts: Part 1 includes Practical Operation 1 to Practical Operation 3, aiming to establish and initially familiarize readers with the practical operation environment of computerized accounting; Part 2 includes Practical Operation 4 to Practical Operation 8, which is the core part of this textbook; and the third part includes the remaining four practical operations, which can be considered a supplement to the core part.