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Accounting Information Systems with ERP Applications ICT 30430

Assessment Methods Mid Term Test 40 Mid Term Test 40 Final Examination 60 Final Examination 60 Total Marks100 Total Marks100 Mid Term Tests Will be held during the mid term test week. If a student absent for the test, no marks allocated.

Course Outline Introduction to Information Systems Introduction to Information Systems Introduction to Sage 50 Accounting Introduction to Sage 50 Accounting Creating a Company Creating a Company Setting up General Ledger Setting up General Ledger Entering Budgets, Beginning Balances and Prior Period Adjustments Entering Budgets, Beginning Balances and Prior Period Adjustments

Course Outline Setting up Accounts Payables Setting up Accounts Payables Setting up Inventory Setting up Inventory Setting up Customers Setting up Customers Using Accounts Payable (Suppliers) Using Accounts Payable (Suppliers) Using Inventory (Stocks) Using Inventory (Stocks) Using Account Receivable (Customers) Using Account Receivable (Customers)

Course Outline Customer Receipts & Other Income Receipts Customer Receipts & Other Income Receipts Vendor Payments and Other Payments Vendor Payments and Other Payments Using General Journal and Banking Tasks Using General Journal and Banking Tasks Accessing Reports/Forms and Running the Year-End Accessing Reports/Forms and Running the Year-End

What is Computer Based Accounting? Carrying out functions in the accounting process using a computer software. Carrying out functions in the accounting process using a computer software. There are three ways of computer based accounting. There are three ways of computer based accounting. Using a spread sheet package (e.g. Ms Excel) Using a spread sheet package (e.g. Ms Excel) Using a Accounting Software Package (e.g. Sage) Using a Accounting Software Package (e.g. Sage) Using an Enterprise Resource Planning System – ERP (e.g. SAP) Using an Enterprise Resource Planning System – ERP (e.g. SAP)

What is Computer Based Accounting? Advantages Advantages Accuracy Accuracy Speed Speed Storage capacity Storage capacity Cost reduction Cost reduction Up-to-date reports Up-to-date reports Analyzing capabilities Analyzing capabilities Disadvantages Disadvantages Initial cost Initial cost Replacement requirements Replacement requirements Human errors Human errors System errors System errors

Introduction to information systems Information systems have become an important part of today's society, particularly in business Information systems have become an important part of today's society, particularly in business The term information system (IS) sometimes refers to a system of persons, data records, and activities that process the data and information in an organization The term information system (IS) sometimes refers to a system of persons, data records, and activities that process the data and information in an organization As an accountant, you are affected by developments in information technology As an accountant, you are affected by developments in information technology Information systems collect business data that accountants analyze, and business plans and decisions are made based on such analyses Information systems collect business data that accountants analyze, and business plans and decisions are made based on such analyses

Introduction to information systems Accountants are concerned not only with the collection and processing of information, but also with its integrity and protection Accountants are concerned not only with the collection and processing of information, but also with its integrity and protection They are often expected to give professional feedback on the adequacy of the information systems. They are often expected to give professional feedback on the adequacy of the information systems. It is therefore essential for you to have adequate knowledge in information systems and technology. It is therefore essential for you to have adequate knowledge in information systems and technology.

What is an information system? An information system is a specialized type of system designed to collect data and turn them into information. An information system is a specialized type of system designed to collect data and turn them into information. It consists of interrelated components that perform the following four major activities in sequence: It consists of interrelated components that perform the following four major activities in sequence: 1. input 1. input 2. processing 2. processing 3. output 3. output 4. feedback 4. feedback

Major types of information systems E-business E-business One of the fastest growing sectors is electronic business or e-business. These applications make use of websites and the Internet to facilitate business transactions One of the fastest growing sectors is electronic business or e-business. These applications make use of websites and the Internet to facilitate business transactions Transaction processing systems Transaction processing systems These systems were designed to facilitate day- to-day operations of businesses, such as payroll, sales, accounts payable, inventory, and accounting These systems were designed to facilitate day- to-day operations of businesses, such as payroll, sales, accounts payable, inventory, and accounting

Major types of information systems Management information systems and decision support systems Management information systems and decision support systems Typically, these systems produce information for middle management in the form of scheduled reports such as summaries and lists Typically, these systems produce information for middle management in the form of scheduled reports such as summaries and lists Special-purpose information systems Special-purpose information systems assist senior management to make more effective decisions of a complex nature, in new situations, or for speculation assist senior management to make more effective decisions of a complex nature, in new situations, or for speculation

Justifying computer-based information systems Business use of information systems has evolved through a series of three stages: Business use of information systems has evolved through a series of three stages: cost reduction and productivity (1960s) cost reduction and productivity (1960s) competitive advantage orientation (1980s) competitive advantage orientation (1980s) performance-based (current) performance-based (current)

What is ERP System ERP, or enterprise resource planning, is an integrated system that allows a company to fully manage the manufacturing process to be able to hold on to less inventory and obtain more data to better manage the situation. ERP, or enterprise resource planning, is an integrated system that allows a company to fully manage the manufacturing process to be able to hold on to less inventory and obtain more data to better manage the situation. ERP provides an integrated view of core business processes, often in real-time, using common databases maintained by a database management system ERP provides an integrated view of core business processes, often in real-time, using common databases maintained by a database management systemdatabasesdatabase management systemdatabasesdatabase management system

ERP System

Accounting software Vs ERP ERP Accounting software

SAP ERP- INTERFACES

SAP ERP- INTERFACES (cont’d)

Accounting Software Packages General (Tailor-made) General (Tailor-made) MYOB MYOB Account Pro Account Pro Peachtree/Sage 50 Peachtree/Sage 50 DacEasy DacEasy ACCPAC ACCPAC SAGE SAGE Tally Tally Quick Book Quick Book Special (Customized) Stock control systems Payroll systems General ledger systems Debtors/Creditors modules Cash books

Accounting Software Packages Accounting software packages can be supplied in Accounting software packages can be supplied in Individual (stand – alone) or Individual (stand – alone) or Total Integrated Package Total Integrated Package In a stand alone system, modules are purchases separately, the transfer of values to the GL or to other modules In a stand alone system, modules are purchases separately, the transfer of values to the GL or to other modules Printing control total and posting them Printing control total and posting them Creating transfer file for posting Creating transfer file for posting In an integrated system, all modules are supplied together and operated together In an integrated system, all modules are supplied together and operated together Information created in one module automatically flows to other modules Information created in one module automatically flows to other modules

Accounting Software Packages An accounting package organizes an accounting database comprising a number of files to provide accounting information required by the users. An accounting package organizes an accounting database comprising a number of files to provide accounting information required by the users. These files are fallen into three categories: These files are fallen into three categories: Master files Master files Transaction files Transaction files Temporary/ working files Temporary/ working files

Master Files Master files contain relatively static data plus some quantitative values which are periodically updated by entry of transactions Master files contain relatively static data plus some quantitative values which are periodically updated by entry of transactions Debtors master file Debtors master file Creditors master file Creditors master file General ledger master file General ledger master file Stock master file Stock master file Fixed asset register Fixed asset register Payroll master file Payroll master file

Transaction Files Transaction files summarize data available in source documents, Transaction files summarize data available in source documents, Purchase/ Sales Orders Purchase/ Sales Orders Invoices Invoices Return Notes Return Notes Receipts Receipts Normally used to update balances in the master files Normally used to update balances in the master files

Temporary/ Working Files Temporary files are short term files, kept for specific purposes, data in which will be deleted when the purpose has been fulfilled. Temporary files are short term files, kept for specific purposes, data in which will be deleted when the purpose has been fulfilled. Suspense Account Suspense Account Waiting on Bill Waiting on Bill Advances Received Advances Received

Sage 50 Provides advanced analysis tools and 140+ customizable reports and financial statements Provides advanced analysis tools and 140+ customizable reports and financial statements It is ideal for people who want accuracy and control, so they can achieve better business results. It is ideal for people who want accuracy and control, so they can achieve better business results. It can be installed to the Single/Stand-Alone Computer or a Network It can be installed to the Single/Stand-Alone Computer or a Network

Sage 50 There are several ways to open Sage 50 From the Taskbar From the Taskbar Select Start – Select Program – Select Sage 50 Accounting Click Sage 50 Accounting 2013 icon From the Desktop From the Desktop Double-click Sage 50 Accounting 2013 icon

The Start Screen

The Sage 50 Desktop Window Title Bar Menu Bar Navigation Bar Navigation Centers Business Status Center Button Control Bar Short Cuts

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