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    ERP Course: Analysis Patterns Accountability, Inventory, and Accounting Readings: Chapter 2 and 6 From Martin Fowler

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    ERP Course: Analysis Patterns

    Accountability, Inventory, and Accounting


    Readings: Chapter 2 and 6 from Martin
    Fowler

    Peter Dolog
    dolog [at] cs [dot] aau [dot] dk
    E2-201
    Information Systems
    October 25, 2006
    Accountability

    A relationship of responsibility between responsee and


    responsible
    Organizational structures
    Employments
    Contracts

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 2


    Address Book

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 3


    Party

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 4


    Organization Structure with Explicit Levels

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 5


    Organization Supertype

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 6


    Two organizational hierarchies

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 7


    Typed Relationships

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 8


    Rules

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 9


    Accountability

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 10


    Knowledge and operational levels

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 11


    Party Type Generalizations

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 12


    Hierarchic Accountability Type

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 13


    Leveled Accountability Type

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 14


    Subtypes of Acountability Types

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 15


    Operating
    Scopes

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 16


    Accounting

    Tracing how money move througout the company


    Tacking of earnings and expenditures
    Posts of money and goods to record – entries

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 17


    Account

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 18


    A Transaction with Two Entries

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 19


    Instance Example

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 20


    Multiledged Transactions

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 21


    2-legged transaction without entries

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 22


    Summary and Detail Accounts

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 23


    Account hierarchies without separating summary and
    detail accounts

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 24


    Posting Rules Multiplied by a Factor or a method to
    calculate an entry

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 25


    Individual Instance Methods with Singletons

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 26


    Implementation with Strategy Pattern

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 27


    Implementation with Internal Case Statement

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 28


    Implementation with Parametrized Method

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 29


    Posting Rules for Many Accounts

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 30


    Account finder and Eligibility Conditions

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 31


    Acount Groups: Accounting Practices

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 32


    Sources for Transactions

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 33


    Balance Sheet and Income Statement

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 34


    Corresponding Accounts

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 35


    Supporting Inventories

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 36


    Multiple Summary Accounts

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 37


    Derived Accounts

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 38


    Expenses to Abandon Accounting Model

    Peter Dolog, ERP Course, Analysis Pattern I 39

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