SOLUTIONMANUAL |
DataAnalyticsforAccounting, 3rd Edition
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by Vernon Richardson,Chapters 1 - 9
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,Chapter |1: |Data |Analytics |for |Accounting |and |Identifying |the |Questions | Chapter |2: |Mastering |the |Data
Chapter |3: |Performing |the |Test |Plan |and |Analyzing |the |Results | Chapter |4: |Communicating |Results |and
Visualizations
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Chapter |5: |The |Modern |Accounting |Environment | Chapter |6: |Audit |Data
Analytics
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Chapter |7: |Managerial |Analytics
Chapter |8: |Financial |Statement |Analytics | Chapter |9: |Tax |Analytics
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,Solutions |Manual |– |Chapter |1
Solutions |to |Multiple |Choice |Questions
1. (LO |1-1) |Big |Data |is |often |described |by |the |four |Vs, |or
a. volume, |velocity, |veracity, |and |variability.
b. volume, |velocity, |veracity, |and |variety.
c. volume, |volatility, |veracity, |and |variability.
d. variability, |velocity, |veracity, |and |variety.
Answer: |b
2. LO |1-4) |Which |data |approach |attempts |to |assign |each |unit |in |a |population |into |a |small
|set | ofclasses |(or |groups) |where |the |unit |best |fits?
a. Regression
b. Similarity|matching
c. Co-occurrence |grouping
d. Classification
Answer: |d
3. (LO |1-4) |Which |data |approach |attempts |to |identify |similar |individuals |based |on
|data | knownabout |them?
a. Classification
b. Regression
c. Similarity|matching
d. Data |reduction
Answer: |c
4. (LO |1-4) |Which |data |approach |attempts |to |predict |connections |between |two |data |items?
a. Profiling
b. Classification
c. Link |prediction
d. Regression
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, Answer: |c
5. (LO |1-6) |Which |of |these |terms |is |defined |as |being |a |central |repository |of |descriptions |for |all
|of | the |data |attributes |of |the |dataset?
a. Big |Data
b. Data |warehouse
c. Data |dictionary
d. Data |Analytics
Answer: |c
6. (LO |1-5) |Which |skills |were |not |emphasized |that |analytic-minded |accountants |should |have?
a. Developed |an |analytics |mindset
b. Data |scrubbing |and |data |preparation
c. Classification |of |test |approaches
d. Statistical |data |analysis |competency
Answer: |c
7. (LO |1-5) |In |which |areas |were |skills |not |emphasized |for |analytic-minded |accountants?
a. Data |quality
b. Descriptive |data |analysis
c. Data |visualization |and |data |reporting
d. Data |and |systems |analysis |and |design
Answer: |d
8. (LO |1-4) |The |IMPACT |cycle |includes |all |except |the |following |steps:
a. perform |test |plan.
b. visualize |the |data.
c. master |the |data.
d. track |outcomes.
Answer: |b
9. (LO |1-4) |The |IMPACT |cycle |specifically |includes |all |except |the |following |steps:
a. data |preparation.
b. communicate |insights.
c. address |and |refine |results.
d. perform |test |plan.
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DataAnalyticsforAccounting, 3rd Edition
| | | | |
by Vernon Richardson,Chapters 1 - 9
| | | | | |
1
,Chapter |1: |Data |Analytics |for |Accounting |and |Identifying |the |Questions | Chapter |2: |Mastering |the |Data
Chapter |3: |Performing |the |Test |Plan |and |Analyzing |the |Results | Chapter |4: |Communicating |Results |and
Visualizations
|
Chapter |5: |The |Modern |Accounting |Environment | Chapter |6: |Audit |Data
Analytics
|
Chapter |7: |Managerial |Analytics
Chapter |8: |Financial |Statement |Analytics | Chapter |9: |Tax |Analytics
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,Solutions |Manual |– |Chapter |1
Solutions |to |Multiple |Choice |Questions
1. (LO |1-1) |Big |Data |is |often |described |by |the |four |Vs, |or
a. volume, |velocity, |veracity, |and |variability.
b. volume, |velocity, |veracity, |and |variety.
c. volume, |volatility, |veracity, |and |variability.
d. variability, |velocity, |veracity, |and |variety.
Answer: |b
2. LO |1-4) |Which |data |approach |attempts |to |assign |each |unit |in |a |population |into |a |small
|set | ofclasses |(or |groups) |where |the |unit |best |fits?
a. Regression
b. Similarity|matching
c. Co-occurrence |grouping
d. Classification
Answer: |d
3. (LO |1-4) |Which |data |approach |attempts |to |identify |similar |individuals |based |on
|data | knownabout |them?
a. Classification
b. Regression
c. Similarity|matching
d. Data |reduction
Answer: |c
4. (LO |1-4) |Which |data |approach |attempts |to |predict |connections |between |two |data |items?
a. Profiling
b. Classification
c. Link |prediction
d. Regression
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, Answer: |c
5. (LO |1-6) |Which |of |these |terms |is |defined |as |being |a |central |repository |of |descriptions |for |all
|of | the |data |attributes |of |the |dataset?
a. Big |Data
b. Data |warehouse
c. Data |dictionary
d. Data |Analytics
Answer: |c
6. (LO |1-5) |Which |skills |were |not |emphasized |that |analytic-minded |accountants |should |have?
a. Developed |an |analytics |mindset
b. Data |scrubbing |and |data |preparation
c. Classification |of |test |approaches
d. Statistical |data |analysis |competency
Answer: |c
7. (LO |1-5) |In |which |areas |were |skills |not |emphasized |for |analytic-minded |accountants?
a. Data |quality
b. Descriptive |data |analysis
c. Data |visualization |and |data |reporting
d. Data |and |systems |analysis |and |design
Answer: |d
8. (LO |1-4) |The |IMPACT |cycle |includes |all |except |the |following |steps:
a. perform |test |plan.
b. visualize |the |data.
c. master |the |data.
d. track |outcomes.
Answer: |b
9. (LO |1-4) |The |IMPACT |cycle |specifically |includes |all |except |the |following |steps:
a. data |preparation.
b. communicate |insights.
c. address |and |refine |results.
d. perform |test |plan.
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