Subjects:

• System analysis, design and controls of accounting systems.
• Basic Fundamentals relating to accounting cycles, tools for understanding, explaining, and designing accounting systems; and internal control concepts in both manual and computerized environments.
• Basic Fundamentals relating to accounting cycles, tools for understanding, explaining, and designing accounting systems; and internal control concepts in both manual and computerized environments.
• The course is oriented toward principles, concepts, and ideas rather than technical aspects of Information systems.
• Functions of major AIS subsystems, how these systems interact, and the principal inputs, processes, files, outputs, and controls associated with the subsystems.
• Use database systems to represent and manipulate enterprise data to solve organizational problems
• Evaluation of controls in AIS, to provide a foundation for auditing those systems.
• Hands-on experience with microcomputers and a computerized accounting system, internal control in depth.
• Transaction flowcharting, internal controls, basic computer terminology, Electronic Data Processing (EDP) controls, and relational databases.
• Develop knowledge and skills for security of information and information systems within organizations
• Skills to adapt to change in the IT environment that is the accounting profession today.