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1. Ability of the system to grow smoothly and economically as user requirements increase.
5. This type of view represents the database logically and abstractly, rather than the way it
is physically stored.
6. A type of event that includes control, planning, and management activities that are
related to economic events, but do not directly affect a change in resources.
7. An accounting framework for modeling an organization’s critical resources, events, and
agents and the relationship between them.
8. A dependency that occurs when one or more nonkey attributes are dependent on
(defined by) only part of the primary key, rather than the whole key.
9. Process of selecting, exploring, and modeling large amounts of data to uncover
relationships and global patterns that exist in large databases but are hidden among the
vast amount of facts.
10. Software provided by third party vendors used in conjunction with already purchased
ERP software.
1. Separating the data warehouse from the operations databases occurs for all of the following reasons
except
a. to make the management of the databases more economical
b. to increase the efficiency of data mining processes
c. to integrate legacy system data into a form that permits entity-wide analysis
d. to permit the integration of data from diverse sources
5. The textbook refers to four interrelated components of the database concept. Which of the following is
not one of the components?
a. the Database Management System c. the physical database
b. the Database Administrator d. the conceptual database
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c. ensure that the internal schema and external schema are consistent
d. authorize access to portions of the database
12. Which of the following represents the order of the steps in the preparation of an REA model?
a. organize events in order, identify resources and agents, identify links, identify operating events, assign
cardinalities
b. identify operating events, identify resources and agents, identify links, assign cardinalities, organize
events in order
c. identify operating events, organize events in order, identify resources and agents, identify links, assign
cardinalities
d. identify resources and agents, identify operating events, organize events in order, identify links, assign
cardinalities
13. The REA approach leads to more efficient operations in all of the following ways except
a. identifying non-value-added activities
b. storage of both financial and nonfinancial data in the same database
c. storage of detailed data to support a wider range of management decisions
d. standardizing data forms for simplicity
20. All of the following are elements of the DBMS which facilitate user access to the database except
a. query language c. data manipulation language
b. data access language d. data definition language
22. What control maintains complete, current, and consistent data at all information processing units?
a. deadlock control c. concurrency control
b. replication control d. gateway control
23. Which of the following is not an advantage of using the REA model?
a. greater efficiency c. more relevant and timely information
b. increased productivity d. simpler database creation
29. Which of the following is usually not part of an ERP’s core applications?
a. OLTP applications
b. sales and distribution applications
c. business planning applications
d. OLAP applications
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III. PROBLEMS. Write your answer at the back of the paper.
1. A table of data for a library is shown in the table below. Normalize these data into the third normal form,
preparing it for use in a relational database environment. The library’s computer is programmed to
compute the due date to be 14 days after the check out date.
2. Prepare the 3NF base tables needed to produce the sales report view shown in the diagram for this
problem.
USER VIEW
Reorder Unit Vendor Vendor Tel. No.
Part# Description QOH EOQ Vendor#
Point Cost Name Address
1.50 987 ABC Co. 654 Elm St. 555-5498
132 BOLT 100 50 1000 1.55 750 RST Co. 3415 8th St. 555-3421
1.45 742 XYZ Co. 510 Smith 555-8921
1.00 987 ABC Co. 654 Elm St. 555-5498
982 NAIL 100 50 800 1.10 742 XYZ Co. 510 Smith 555-8921
1.00 549 LMN Co. 18 Oak St. 555-9987
3. Horizon Books is a bookstore in Cebu. It carries an inventory of approximately 5,000 books. Customers
come in and browse the shelves, select their books, and take them to the cashier. At the cashier’s desk,
they can also discover whether a particular book is in stock, place orders for books not currently available
in the bookstore, and collect and pay for books previously ordered. There are no credit sales. All
customers pay for their purchases at the time of purchase. Required: Prepare an REA model for Horizons’
database. Show all the associations only.
4. K Cannon Inc. is a manufacturer of portable CD players. The company purchases raw materials such as
plastics and computer chips for its conversion cycle. The following describes K Cannon’s purchases and
payments procedures.
John, the purchasing department clerk, monitors raw materials inventory levels and prepares a
purchase requisition when purchases are necessary. These are sent to the purchasing agent, who prepares
six copies of a purchase order. Two purchase orders are sent directly to the vendor. One is placed in an
open purchase order file in the purchasing department, and one is used to post to the purchases journal.
Each week, the purchasing department clerk prepares a journal voucher from the purchases journal and
sends it to the general ledger department for posting. The AP and the receiving departments also each
receive a copy of the purchase order, which they file temporarily.
Upon receiving the raw materials, the receiving department clerk creates five copies of the
receiving report. One copy is sent to the raw materials warehouse and one copy is sent to the AP
department. Two copies are sent to the purchasing department, where one is filed and one is used to
update the inventory records. The final copy is filed in the receiving department with the purchase order
and packing slip. Vendors send their invoices to the AP department, where they are used to update the AP
subsidiary ledger.
In the cash disbursements department, Larry receives the information from the AP department,
such as the purchase requisition, purchase order, receiving report, and invoice. He then prepares and signs
the checks for the suppliers. After preparation of the checks, these supporting documents are sent back to
the AP department. Each week, Larry prepares a journal voucher and sends it to the general ledger
department for posting.
Required:
a. Prepare the REA model of the purchase cash payment process.
b. Show all the associations only.
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