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Accounting Information Systems: Controls and Processes (3rd Edition) – Comprehensive Study Notes & Revision Guide (Turner, Weickgenannt & Copeland)

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This detailed study guide for Accounting Information Systems: Controls and Processes (3rd Edition) provides clear, structured revision notes designed to help students understand key AIS concepts, internal controls, and business process cycles. It covers essential topics such as transaction processing, IT controls, risk management, and accounting information system design in an easy-to-understand format. Perfect for exam revision, coursework support, and reinforcing core AIS principles. Ideal for accounting students, AIS learners, and anyone preparing for exams or coursework in accounting information systems.

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Accounting Information Systems: Controls and Processes 3rd Edition by
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question number; adjustedquestions are identified by the letterX as partof the question number.
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Endof Chapter Questions:
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1. When a company receivesreturned goods from a customer, the business processto accept the
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return would most likely be a(n):
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A. Administrative process t




B. Conversion process t




C. Expenditure process t




D. Revenue process t




2. Whichofthe following is least likely to be anoutputofthe accounting information system?
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A. A check t




B. A report t




C. An invoice t




D. A bar code t t




3. Which ofthe following is not trueof the supply chain?
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4. Which of the following is not anobjectiveof IT enablement?
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C. Reducedsecurity problems t t




D. Increasedefficiency t




5. The correctorderof the computer data hierarchy is:
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6. Theprocessofsearching for identifiable patterns in data is called:
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A. Sequentialprocessing t




B. Data warehousing t




C. Datamining t




D. Real-timeprocessing t




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, 7. AnIT enabledsystem forpurchasingthatis an“invoice-less” system iscalleda(n):
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A. Automated matching system t t




B. Evaluatedreceiptsettlement t t




C. E-payables
D. Pointof sale system t t t




8. The COSO report written for the purpose of assistingmanagers in the challenge of managing risk in
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their organization is entitled:
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C. Corporate Governance Guidance t t




D. IT Governance Guidance t t




9. Accountantshave some form of useofthe AIS inall but which role? t t t t t t t t t t t t t




A. User
B. Programmer
C. Auditor
D. Designer

10. Which of the following is not trueof unethical behavior?
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A. Theonlycategory ofunethicalbehaviorforaccountantsisinflatingrevenue.
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C. Hackingis anunethicalbehaviorthataccountantsshouldbeconcernedabout. t t t t t t t t t t




D. Anaccountinginformationsystemcanbe used to cover upunethicalbehavior.
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TEST BANK – CHAPTER 1 – MULTIPLE CHOICE
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1. A prescribed sequence of worksteps preformed inorder to produce a desired result forthe
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organization is called a(n):
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A. Accounting Information System t t




B. Business Process t




C. FinancialTransaction t




D. Capital Transaction Process t t




2. The processthatmust identify the transactionsto be recorded, capture allthe important details of
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the transactions, properly process the transaction details, and provide reports is termed the:
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A. Revenue Process t




B. Expenditure Process t




C. Accounting Information System t t




D. Business Process t




3. An accounting informationsystem servesmany functions - whichofthe following is NOT one of those
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functions?
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C. Providereportsoftransactions t t t




D. Processthetransactionsdetailsintoappropriateaccounts t t t t t t




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, 4. Theproperorderofactivity in an accountinginformation systemwouldbe as follows:
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5. Which ofthe following is notone ofthe general typesof business processes identified by the
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textbook?
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A. RevenueProcesses t




B. Expenditure Processes t




C. Conversion Processes t




D. HumanResourceProcesses t t




6. A company’s
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is viewed and addressed by an entity’s people.
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A. Internal Environment t




B. Internal Controls Framework t t




C. Code of Ethics t t




D. IT Governance Structure
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7. Whichofthefollowing statements,relatedto business processes, is false?
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A. Eachbusiness process has adirect effect on the financialstatus of the organization.
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B. A business processis initiated by a particular kindof event.
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C. Abusinessprocesshasawell-definedbeginningandend.
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D. Eachbusiness process is usually completedinarelativelyshort period.
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8. Whichofthe following is least likely to be partof anaccounting informationsystem function?
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9. Workstepsthatare internal controlswithinthe business processwouldinclude:
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A. Usingan electronicregisterto record all sales transactions.
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D. Preparationof internal reportstomonitor the performanceofaspecific department. t t t t t t t t t t t




10. Five different componentsof the accountinginformation system were presentedinthe
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textbook. Which of the following is not one of those components?
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A. Worksteps withina business process intended to capture accountingdata asthebusiness
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process occurs.
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B. Worksteps thatare internal controlswithin the business processto safeguard assets andto
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ensure the accuracy and completeness of the data.
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C. Worksteps thatgenerate both internal andexternal reports.
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D. Work stepsto assurethatall business processes arerecorded using computer-based
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Leslie Turner, Andrea B. Weickgenannt, Mary Kay Copeland Accounting Information Systems
Editorial: 2016 ISBN: 9781119329565 Edición: Desconocido

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