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Billing errors include pricing mistakes and sending the wrong merchandise to the customer.
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A back order is created when inventory doesn't exist to fill a customer order.
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A credit memo is generated by the receiving department after a customer has returned merchandise.
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The primary objective of the expenditure cycle is to minimize the total cost of acquiring inventories and
supplies.
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A key decision with respect to the expenditure cycle does not include the optimal level of inventory.
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Process costing would be applied to mass produced items because it would not be cost effective to trace
product costs to each individual item produced.
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Segregation of functions will generally not be an effective internal control for inventories
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Activity Based Costing is an appropriate mechanism for allocating overhead for all entities.
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Because equipment is generally a large, easily identifiable asset, no recording and tracking internal
controls are necessary.
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AIS has traditionally been involved with measuring the status of human resources.
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Accruals reflect events that have occurred but no cash has been received or disbursed.
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Flexible budgets do not take into consideration unforeseen changes in the operating environment.
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An audit trail tracks a transaction from the source document through the general ledger.
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Data modeling is a means of defining a database so it faithfully represents all aspects of the organization.
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The first step in developing a REA diagram is developing the cardinalities of each relationship.
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The REA data model describes how resources and agents relate to each other.
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Cardinalities describe the nature of the relationship between two entities by indicating how many instances
of one entity can be linked to each specific instance of another entity.
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One of the steps needed to implement an REA diagram in a relational database is to assign attributes to
the appropriate tables.
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In a relational database, 1:1 relationships can be implemented in relational databases with foreign keys.
This can be done by establishing that the primary key of the entity be linked to multiple instances of the
other entity, which must be the foreign key in that other entity.
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Completed REA diagrams can facilitate the retrieval of information to evaluate performance.
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REA diagrams for individual cycles provide complete information about the resources controlled by an
organization.
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An integrated REA diagram must satisfy the rule that every event must be linked to at least one resource.
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REA models depict resources, events and agents that are involved in financial transactions, but do not
depict non-financial events such as calling on a customer.
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The REA model focuses primarily on the revenue and expenditure cycles and does not extend well to
additional activities and special situations.
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Performance can be evaluated by comparing the data in event entities such as Raw Materials or Machine
Operations with the standards stores in the corresponding information entities.
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The REA feature known as Locations is used to store information about where resources are stored and
where certain events take place.
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In the conceptual design phase the company translates the broad, user-oriented requirements into detailed
specifications.
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Systems development planning is an important step because it enables the system's goals and objectives
to correspond to the organization's overall strategic plan.
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The critical path is the path which requires the least amount of time under PERT analysis.
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The payback method utilizes the time value of money of money concept.
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The internal rate of return method determines which project has a positive net present value.
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Prototyping is the analysis and redesign of business processes and information systems to achieve
significant performance improvements.
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The first step in developing a prototype is to develop an initial prototype that meets the agreed-on
requirements.
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Demand reports have a pre-specified content and format but are prepared only in response to abnormal
conditions.
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Structured programming involves the division of programs into small, well-defined modules to reduce
complexity.
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