Accountant's Guide to Computers and Information Technology ON DEMAND

Overview

In the dynamic world of accounting and finance, staying updated with the latest in computer technology and information systems is crucial but can often seem overwhelming. This comprehensive course is designed to bridge the knowledge gap, focusing on the practical and efficient use of computer technology in accounting. From understanding the components of an accounting information system to navigating complex software for accounting, tax, and audit purposes, the online self-study course covers it all. It also delves into critical topics like data protection, cloud computing, and security issues, equipping you with the know-how to safeguard sensitive information. Moreover, it guides you through the decision-making process for IT investments, including lease-rent-purchase decisions. This course is tailored to empower accountants with the essential tech-savviness required in today’s digital age, transforming them into proficient and security-conscious professionals.

Highlights

Accounting information systems and packages. Computer software in managerial accounting. Information security and data protection. The accountant and the networked environment. The accountant and database management systems. Information systems and financial analysis.

Prerequisites

None.

Designed For

CPAs, auditors, accountants and financial professionals

Objectives

Identify components of an accounting information system. Recognize the function of Activity-Based Costing (ABC) systems. Identify the steps in managing computer security. Recognize technical advantages of cloud computing, and more.

Preparation

None.

Notice

None.