21st Century University Accounting Specialty High-Quality Series (Cases) Textbook -- Accounting Management Information System

Author: Yang Zhou Nan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The content of this book revolves around the architecture of accounting information systems, with a focus on explaining the application, management, control, and audit techniques of accounting information systems. It does not cover specific design and implementation methods. The structure of the book is as follows:
Chapter 1 introduces the general concepts of enterprise management information systems and commonly used information technologies;
Chapter 2 discusses the basic concepts, overall design, and key points of application technology of accounting information systems in the context of modern information technology;
Chapters 3 to 9 elaborate on the internal structure, initial setup, input and output, and processing of accounting systems, procurement and inventory management systems, budget and centralized fund management systems, and cost accounting systems under enterprise information systems;
Chapter 10 covers the establishment of internal control systems for accounting information systems;
Chapter 11 introduces audit techniques for accounting information systems;
Finally, two cases are introduced and analyzed.
Accounting information systems is an interdisciplinary course that is also highly focused on professional theory, methods, and practice, making the writing process particularly challenging. To help readers master the application techniques of accounting information systems, this book incorporates numerous cases to further illustrate specific application techniques. Virtual cases scattered throughout the chapters are set against the background of the K3/ERP system from Kingdee Software Company. Through studying these cases, readers can deepen their intuitive understanding on top of rational learning. Additionally, each chapter includes review questions for reference.