Dimaano, Mario 

2A11
AIS- Asynchronous Task    

ACTIVITY CYCLE SUB-SYSTEM

Purchasing raw materials Expenditure Purchasing

Cycle

Collecting Payment from customer Revenue Cycle Cash Receipts System

Processing a sales order Revenue Cycle Sales Processing Systems 

Delivery of finished goods Conversion Production Planning and

Cycle Control System

Processing payroll for workers Expenditure Payroll Processing System

Cycle

Issuing raw materials to the Conversion Cost Accounting

production line Cycle

Transferring finished goods to the Conversion Production Planning and

warehouse. Cycle Control System

2. What is a flowchart?

A flowchart illustrates the flow of information in the systems of the company. It shows
how source documents become part of a company's information through the data
bases. Also, in flowcharts, you can see how a single piece of information relates to a
particular department for example when there is a receipt of sales order it doesn’t only
affect the sales journal but also it updates the accounts receivable journal, the stock of
inventory and even in the warehouse and shipping department. Utilizing a flowchart lets
the user to monitor such information and to check when there are anomalies and errors
in the process. In this way, we can also strengthen the securities of information by
having a monitor of its flow in the business which is illustrated by the flowchart.
3.  Enumerate the different flowcharting symbols. Indicate the symbol. 

1. Logical Process

2. Decision

3. Terminal Start

4. Input/ Output Operation or JOURNAL / LEDGER

5. Flow of Logical Process

6. Hard Copy (source document and output)

7. Computer Process (program run)

8. Direct Access Storage device (disk pack)
Digital storage

9. Magnetic Tape (sequential storage device)

10. Terminal Input/ Output Device

11. Real-time (online) connection

12. Video Display device

13. Manual Process

 14. Paper Files

15. On-Page Connector

16. Off-page connector

17. External Utility

4. FLOWCHART