Accounting Information Systems (AIS) focuses on developing a firm’s financial information for use in internal and external decision making. AIS curriculum combines the role of information technology and the impact of accounting information. AIS systems are designed, implemented, maintained, and improved upon depending on the firms’ needs and direction. This course includes the study of systems theory, systems development and documentation principles, information technology and its effects on AIS, the design and organization of database systems, the design and organization of system controls, and the differences in accounting systems for large and small organizations. Documentation, flow and processing of accounting information, principles of internal control, system design principles, and computerized/ non-computerized procedures are also important elements of AIS.

We provide comprehensive Accounting Information Systems tutoring for students including the following AIS topics:

• Accounting Information Systems
• Accounting Transaction Cycle
• AIS Development
• Computer Fraud and Security
• Conversion Cycle
• Database Management Systems
• Detective Controls
• Development Lifecycle
• Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
• Enterprise Risk Management
• ERM Collections
• ERP
• Expenditure Cycle
• Expenditure Cycle Information System
• General Ledger and Reporting System
• Financial Reporting
• Human Resources Management Cycle Information System
• Information System Audits
• Information System Controls
• Information Technology
• Internal Controls
• IT Controls
• IT Governance
• Management Reporting Systems
• Monitor System Activities
• Online Processing
• Payroll Cycle
• Payroll Processing
• Production Cycle Information System
• REA Data Model
• Revenue Cycle
• Revenue Cycle Information System
• Systems Design and Development
• Systems Development Lifecycle
• System Flowcharting
• Transaction Processing