Core Concepts of Accounting Information Systems

by Nancy A. Bagranoff, Mark G. Simkin, Carolyn Strand Norman

This essential text provides a strong foundation to accountants by offering concise, user-friendly coverage of core topics. Newly updated and revised, this eleventh edition has been reorganized to strengthen its flexibility. Expanded coverage is presented on Sarbanes-Oxley, Cobit Version 4, XBRL, and of risk and governance. Case in Point sections highlight how the concepts are applied in the field. Multiple choice questions at the end of the chapters help reinforce the material. An updated database chapter also provides hands-on instruction in Microsoft Access. Accountants will be able to use this information to effectively utilize the right information system for their needs.

Genres: Business, Textbooks

544 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1996

Reviews

[Kristy Buzbee]

Not as up-to-date as an information systems book should be, but it had a few attempts at humor that didn't fall too flat and I suppose it was educational enough.

[Bryce]

I often felt like I needed additional material to fill in the gaps left by this book.

[Terri Jones]

This textbook was for my Business Systems class at UoP.

[Jayme]

Kind of a waste of time because it was so outdated.