Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
and Documentation
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Learning Objective 1
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Design
Documentation
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Use of Systems
Techniques in Auditing
2. The financial
statement audit
Compliance testing
Substantive testing
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Compliance Testing
Compliance testing requires an understanding
of the controls that are to be tested.
Auditors must have a basic understanding
of systems techniques.
input-process-output (IPO)
hierarchy plus input-process-output (HIPO)
logical data flow diagrams (DFD)
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Working Papers
These are the records kept by an auditor
of the procedures and tests applied, the
information obtained, and conclusions
drawn during an audit engagement.
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Working Papers
What are some of the systems techniques
used by auditors to document and analyze
the content of working papers?
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3. Systems implementation
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Systems Analysis
Much of a systems analysts job involves
collecting and organizing facts.
Observations
Document reviews
Matrix
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Systems Design
A blueprint must be formulated
for the complete system.
Input/output (matrix) analysis
Systems flowcharting
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Systems Implementation
Systems implementation involves the
actual carrying out of the design plan.
What systems techniques serve
as a documentation tool?
Program flowcharts
Decision tables
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Learning Objective 2
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Systems Techniques
What is a flowchart?
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Basic Symbols
Input/output
Process
Flowline
Annotation
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Specialized Input/Output
Symbols
Punched
card
Online
storage
Magnetic
tape
Punched
tape
Magnetic
disk
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Specialized Input/Output
Symbols
Document
Manual
input
Communication
link
Offline
storage
Display
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Auxiliary
operation
Predefined
process
Merge
Preparation
Extract
Manual
operation
Collate
Sort
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Additional Symbols
Connector
Off-page
connector
Terminal
Transmittal tape
Parallel mode
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Review
and
approve
Approved
invoice
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Approved
invoice
Review
and
approve
Invoice
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Purchasing
Approved
invoice
Invoice
A
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Vendor
files
Purchase
order
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Learning Objective 3
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IPO Chart
System: Payroll
Author: Mr. Foxx Description: Calculate
Gross Pay
Chart Number: 3.1
Input
Process
Payroll job record Accumulate hours
Payroll master file
worked
Find correct pay rate
Compute gross pay
Date: 6/9/0X
Output
Gross pay records
Payroll master file
Error messages
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HIPO Illustration
1.0
Payroll
Payroll system
system
2.0
Data
Data preparation
preparation
3.0
Processing
Processing
4.0
Review
Review
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HIPO Illustration
3.1
3.2
Calculate
Calculate
gross
gross pay
pay
Calculate
Calculate
net
net pay
pay
3.11
Accumulate
Accumulate
hours
hours worked
worked
3.12
Find
Find correct
correct
pay
pay rate
rate
3.13
Compute
Compute
gross
gross pay
pay
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Name
Symbol
Meaning
Terminator
Process
Task or function
being done
Data store
A repository of data
Data flow
Communication
channel
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Timekeeping
Timekeeping
Payroll
data
Process
Process
payroll
payroll
data
data
Payroll
data
Paychecks Employees
Employees
Payroll
details
Payroll Data
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Timekeeping
Timekeeping
Payroll
data
Employee
data
Verify
Verify
payroll
payroll
data
data
P1
Data
valid
Valid
payroll data
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Data to
process
Calculate
Calculate Paychecks Employees
Employees
pay
pay
P2
Valid
payroll data
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Current
amounts
Process
Process
payroll
payroll
journal
journal
Details
Journal
data
Compute
Compute
net
net pay
pay
Paychecks
Employees
Employees
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Purchase
Receive
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Analytic Flowchart
Purchasing
Approve
Approve
vendor
vendor
list
list
Suppliers
Select
Select
vendors
vendors
Prepare
Prepare
quotation
quotation
requests
requests
Requests
Requests
for
for
quotation
quotation
Requests
Requests
for
for
quotation
quotation
Quotations
Quotations
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Analytic Flowchart
Purchasing
Quotations
Quotations
Select
Select
bid
bid
Quotations
Quotations
Prepare
Prepare
purchase
purchase
order
order
Purchase
Purchase
order
order
Suppliers
Purchase
Purchase
order
order
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Document Flowchart
Controller
Accounts
Payable
Purchase
Purchase
requisition
requisition
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To Vendor
Purchase
Purchase
order
order
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Receiving
Purchase
Purchase
requisition
requisition
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Purchase
Purchase
order
order
11
2
Stores
Purchase
Purchase
requisition
requisition
11
2
Purchase
Purchase
order
order
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3
Purchase
Purchase
order
order
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Payables
Production Accounting
1
2
3
4
3
4
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Analytical Flowcharting
Illustration
Symbol selection
System analysis
Sandwich rule
Entity-column relations
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Narrative Techniques
Narrative techniques are useful in the
fact-finding stage of system analysis.
What are some examples of narrative techniques?
Open-ended and closed-ended questionnaires
Document reviews
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Decision to be made
Conditions that can occur
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Code
equal to
Go to
Inconnector Inconnector
reference
reference
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Table Title
Condition stub
If:
Then: Action stub
Rules
1
2
3
Condition entry
Action entry
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If
Then
Line
1
2
3
10
11
12
13
14
1
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
5
N
Y
Y
N
Y
Regular dollars
Overtime dollars
Shift dollars
Error no shift or OT
Nest record
Go to F (Function); R (Rule, same table); T (Table)
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