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Exercise Topic 3 Introduction To TPS

This document contains an in-class exercise for an Accounting Information Systems course. The exercise includes questions about classifying different business documents, comparing batch and real-time processing methods, identifying data processing methods and their advantages, and determining the most appropriate processing method for different business activities.

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Exercise Topic 3 Introduction To TPS

This document contains an in-class exercise for an Accounting Information Systems course. The exercise includes questions about classifying different business documents, comparing batch and real-time processing methods, identifying data processing methods and their advantages, and determining the most appropriate processing method for different business activities.

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TUNKU PUTERI INTAN SAFINAZ SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY

BKAS2013 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS A221 (C & G)

ASSOC. PROF. DR. AKILAH ABDULLAH

EXERCISE IN CLASS FOR TOPIC 3 INTRODUCTION TO TPS

1. Classify whether the following document is a source document, product document or a


turnaround document:
(a) Sales order
(b) Sales invoice
(c) Remittance advice
(d) Accounts receivable report
(e) Deposit slips

2. Discuss TWO (2) differences between batch and real-time processing.

3. There are two methods that can be used in processing data. Identify both of the processing
methods and provide TWO (2) advantages of using each method.

4. Describe whether batch processing or real-time processing method will be most appropriate
for each of the following activity and justify your answer:

i. Make an online reservation


ii. Register for a university course
iii. Prepare a biweekly payroll checks
iv, Process an order through an e-commerce Web site
v. Prepare a daily cash deposit
vi. Preparation of customer bills by a local utility companies

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