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uses narratives, flow charts, and diagrams to describe the who, what, when, where, why and how of an information system |
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- Narratives
- Flowcharts
- Data flow diagrams
- Decision table
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- Focuses on logical, not physical
- Focuses on what happened, not how it happened
- Doesn't show internal entities, only external
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Elements of Data flow diagrams
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- transformation processes- contains the name of the process
- Shown by a square
- Action verb + object names
- Data source and destinations
- External entities
- Shown by box
- Data stores
- temporary or permanent storage of data
- Shown by dashed lines
- Data flow
- connects processes, stores, and sources
- shown by an arrow
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Constraints and guidelines of DFDs |
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- no black and white approach
- Transformation process must have 1 input/output
- Data store must have 1 input/output
- Data flow must have one end connecting to
- another processor
- data store
- external entity
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technique used to describe some aspect of an information system in a clear, concise, and logical manner |
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- Shows the flow of documents and info among areas of responsibility within an organization
- Shows where the document originates, distribution, purpose, disposition, and everything that happens as it flows through the system
- Useful for analyzing internal controls
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- Shows relationship among system input, process, and output
- Used for system analysis/design/evaluation
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Entity-Relationship Diagram |
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graphical technique for portraying a database schema. Its called an E-R diagram because it shows the various entities being modeled and the important relationships between them. |
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anything about which the organization wants to collect and store information |
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focuses on the business semantics underlying an organization's value chain activities. Provides guidance for database design by identifying what entities should be included in the AIS database |
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those things that have economic value to the organization |
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are the various business activities about which management wants to collect information for planning or control purposes |
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the people and organizations that participate in events and about whom information is desired for planning, control, and evaluation purposes |
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- Planning
- System Analysis (Requirement Analysis)
- Conceptual Design (Design)
- Physical Design (Coding)
- Implementation and Conversion
- Operation and Maintenance
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- Determine Needs
- Technological and Economic Feasibility
PROVIDE FINANCIAL DATA |
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Systems Analysis (Requirement Analysis)
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- ID user needs
- Define Scope
- Determine Hardware/Software Requirements
IDENTIFY NEEDS |
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- Conceptual Design- Translate data requirements into conceptual models
- Logical Design- Implement Conceptual Model into a DBMS
- Physical Design- Develop actual physical structures and access models
DEVELOPING LOGICAL SCHEMAS |
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- Translating physical schema into database structures
- Develop new applications
- Modify existing structures
NO ACTIVE ROLE |
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- Testing the new system
- Converting database
- Training new users
TESTING DATA CONVERSION / APPLICATION PROGRAMS
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Operation and Maintenance |
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- Monitoring system performance and user satisfaction
- Enhancing and modifying system
- Monitoring for possible obsolescence
PROVIDE FEEDBACK |
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process of defining a database so that it faithfully represents all aspects of the organization, including its interactions with the external enviroment |
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intersection between two entities |
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totally dependent on an entity |
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- Conceptual data modeling tool
- Use as a basis for a well-structured database
- identify entities in the database
- prescribing relationships among entities
- Highlight the structure of database and activities
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- Each event is linked to at least one resource that it affects
- Each event is linked to at least one other event
- Each event is linked to at least two participating agents
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Steps to developing an REA diagram |
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- Identify the events
- interview- things to capture/store
- sample form / document
- multiple occurrences
- Identify Resources and Agents
- At least 1 resources and 2 agents for each event
- What resource is reduced by the "give" event?
- What resource is acquired by the "get" event?
- What resource is affected by a commitment event?
- Determine Cardinalities of Relationships
- Minimum- 0 or 1
- Maximum- 1 or many
- Based on specific purposes
- General business knowledge
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knowingly false representation of a material fact made by a party with the intent to deceive and induce another party to justifiably rely on the representation to his detriment |
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- False statements / representation / disclosures
- Material Facts
- Deceptive Intention
- Justifiable Reliance
- Injury / Loss suffered
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Fraudulent Financial Reporting |
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intentional / reckless conduct, whether by act or omission, that results in martially misleading financial statements |
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- Fraudulent financial reports (management)
- Managements characteristics and influence over control
- Industry condition
- Operating characteristics and financial stability
- Misappropriation of Assets (employees)- theft of company's assets
- Susceptibility of assets to misappropriation
- Control
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SAS No. 99 requires auditors to: |
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- Understand fraud
- Discuss the risks of material fraudulent misstatements
- Obtain information
- Identify, assess, and respond to risks
- Evaluate the results of their audit tests
- Document and communicate findings
- Incorporate a technology focus
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- Opportunity
- Commit
- Conceal- lapping and kitting
- Convert
- Rationalization
- Attitude
- Justification
- Lack of Personal Integrity
- Pressure
- Employee
- Financial
- Lifestyle
- Emotional
- Financial statement
- Financial
- Industry conditions
- Management Characteristics
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Shows sequence of logical operations in a computer program
Tool for designing computer programs |
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Constraints and Guidelines-Flowcharts |
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- Flows from top to bottom, left to right
- Shows only normal flows of processing (not every exception)
- Show number of copies of documents and disposition of ALL documents
- Use connectors whenever needed
- Sandwich rule
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File-oreinted approach (traditional) |
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