Exam 17: Acquiring and Implementing Accounting Information Systems

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As presented in this text, systems operation comprises two steps--namely, ____ and ____.

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____________________ costs are associate with but not directly attributable to the system or the system change.

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Which of the following statements related to implementation approaches is true?

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The user, the programmer, and another member of the programming team do a walkthrough of the module specifications and the test plan to determine that the test plan is adequate; then the programmer codes the program.

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Which of the following is not a potential role for the accountant in a system's implementation?

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Of the three approaches to systems implementation presented in the text, the ____________________ approach is the riskiest.

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A detailed vendor comparison would normally include all of the following except:

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As a(n) ____________________, the accountant could be the person who initiates the AIS acquisition cycle because (s)he will be in a prime position to recognize deficiencies and incompatibilities related to the existing AIS.

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An intangible cost is one that cannot be reasonably quantified, such as productivity losses caused by low employee morale.

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Defining requirements such as the amount of data to be stored, functional layouts for computer inquiry screens and reports, and processing response times are part of developing the __________________ for the selected design.

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The following picture from the text illustrates the ____ approach to systems implementation: The following picture from the text illustrates the ____ approach to systems implementation:

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As an analyst, the accountant could be the development team member who completes the systems design.

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Structured systems design is to the systems development process what ____ is to the tasks required in constructing an industrial park.

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Perfective maintenance is performed to fix errors.

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Typically, all of the following are goals of structured systems design except:

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A building inspection shortly after completing the construction of an industrial park is analogous to the ____ step in the systems development process.

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The process of evaluating the vendor proposals include all of the following except:

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An operations test of the complete system in a test environment is called an acceptance test.

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The following picture from the text illustrates the ____ approach to systems implementation: The following picture from the text illustrates the ____ approach to systems implementation:

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Growing State University (GSU) is planning to change from its batch-oriented grade reporting system (BGRS) to a new, online grade reporting system (OGRS).The partial organization chart for GSU appears in TB Figure 17.1.TB Figure TB 17.2 is reproduced from Chapter 17 and shows three possible system implementation approaches.Required: Demonstrate your understanding of the three approaches in TB Figure 17.2 by constructing an example from the GSU scenario to explain (in one paragraph for each) how each approach might be applied at GSU.Be specific as to which of GSU's organizational units would convert to OGRS and when.Assume that time X in TB Figure 17.2 is the start of the 20X8 fall semester.Make and state any other assumptions you feel are necessary. Growing State University (GSU) is planning to change from its batch-oriented grade reporting system (BGRS) to a new, online grade reporting system (OGRS).The partial organization chart for GSU appears in TB Figure 17.1.TB Figure TB 17.2 is reproduced from Chapter 17 and shows three possible system implementation approaches.Required: Demonstrate your understanding of the three approaches in TB Figure 17.2 by constructing an example from the GSU scenario to explain (in one paragraph for each) how each approach might be applied at GSU.Be specific as to which of GSU's organizational units would convert to OGRS and when.Assume that time X in TB Figure 17.2 is the start of the 20X8 fall semester.Make and state any other assumptions you feel are necessary.    Growing State University (GSU) is planning to change from its batch-oriented grade reporting system (BGRS) to a new, online grade reporting system (OGRS).The partial organization chart for GSU appears in TB Figure 17.1.TB Figure TB 17.2 is reproduced from Chapter 17 and shows three possible system implementation approaches.Required: Demonstrate your understanding of the three approaches in TB Figure 17.2 by constructing an example from the GSU scenario to explain (in one paragraph for each) how each approach might be applied at GSU.Be specific as to which of GSU's organizational units would convert to OGRS and when.Assume that time X in TB Figure 17.2 is the start of the 20X8 fall semester.Make and state any other assumptions you feel are necessary.

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