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Accounting Information Systems
Fall 1998

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Class		Date	Topic
1		September 2	Introduction
2		September 9	Introduction to A.I.S.
3		September 14	Traditional A.I.S. PEACHTREE
4		September 16	Working in Groups
5		September 21	Elements of I.S.
6		September 23	Technology: Hardware and Software
7		September 28	Data Communications and Networking
8		September 30	Advanced I.S.
9		October 5	Elements of Database Systems
10		October 7	Systems Analysis and Design
11		October 12	Logical Modeling: ER and REA
		October 14	Group Presentations
		October 14	Appendix Flowcharts
12		October 14	Logical Modeling: ER and REAL
13		October 19	Logical Modeling: ER and REA
14		October 21	Physical Modeling
15		October 26	I.S. Controls
16		October 28	MID-TERM EXAMINATION
17		November 2	I.S. Controls WINDOWS & ACCESS
18		November 4	I.S. Auditing
19		November 9	Database Foundations
20		November 11	ACCESS at work
21		November 16	Automating DB Procedures
22		November 18	DBs in Transaction Cycles
23		November 23	Revenue Business Processes
24		November 30	Revenue Cycle
25		December 2	Procurement Business Processes
26		December 7	Purchase Cycle
27		December 9	Payroll / Production Cycles
28		December 10	PEACHTREE GREAT PLAINS DYNAMICS APT
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