Guidelines for general system specifications for a computer system

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Conversion to a microcomputer-based accounting system

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Guidelines to assess computerized general ledger and financial reporting systems for use in CPA firms

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Guidelines to assess computerized time and billing systems for use in CPA firms; Computer services guidelines

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Disaster recovery planning

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Use of computers in tax return preparation

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Computer usage in tax practice

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Terms Dictionary Computer Applications Using Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0

Currently the use of computers in various fields has become a necessity, because computers have several advantages, including the amount of which can save a lot of data, computers can also help us to give us the information we need quickly, so the job will be easier. In scientific writing, the writer makes Computer Applications Dictionary term with the goal of keeping people - people who do not know the term computer can find out in a more practical but still got the sense that weight. Hopefully with this application is expected to help the society who want to know more about computers, especially about the terms that have anything to do with computers. In Scientific Writing this makes the author using word processing software Microsoft Word 2003 because this software easy to use and already famous as a good word processor. Whereas in making the program the author uses the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 software because this software is not too difficult to understand, while also able to manage data properly

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: OFF-LINE ORDER ENTRY

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Integrating Computer Applications Into Economics Electives

Typically, undergraduate economics electives focus on content rather than methods, in spite of the fact that empirical work is fundamental to the practice of economics. This article describes an alternative approach to teaching content by using computer applications that emphasise the empirical testing or applications of the theory. Students enjoy economics courses more when they are taught in this way and lab assignments provide opportunities to teach a broad skill set that is important to many undergraduate economics majors.