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Figure TB-4  Manual Update to Accounts Receivable\text { Manual Update to Accounts Receivable} Subsidiary Ledger\text {Subsidiary Ledger}

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Figure TB-4.7 shows several systems flowchart routines that intentionally violate good flowchart construction procedures.
Required:
Redraw each of the routines so that they conform to the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing systems flowcharts. HINT: Be alert to the description of each routine; the descriptions should govern your solution.
(A)  Manual Update to Accounts Receivable\text { Manual Update to Accounts Receivable}
Subsidiary Ledger\text {Subsidiary Ledger}

 Figure TB-4.7 shows several systems flowchart routines that intentionally violate good flowchart construction procedures. Required: Redraw each of the routines so that they conform to the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing systems flowcharts. HINT: Be alert to the description of each routine; the descriptions should govern your solution.  (A) \text { Manual Update to Accounts Receivable}   \text {Subsidiary Ledger}      (B)  \text {Query Computer ized Accounts Receivable}   \text {Mastar Data}      (C)  \text {Manual Preparation of a Customer Invoice}    \text {from a Shippina Notice}       (D) \text { Print a Report in Data Processing and Send it }   \text {to the Accounts Receivable Department}     (E) \text { Print a Report on a computer in the Accounts Receivable Department}       (F)  \text {Update an Accounts Receivable Master}   \text { data (maintained on disk) from event}    \text {data on disk}
(B) Query Computer ized Accounts Receivable\text {Query Computer ized Accounts Receivable}
Mastar Data\text {Mastar Data}

 Figure TB-4.7 shows several systems flowchart routines that intentionally violate good flowchart construction procedures. Required: Redraw each of the routines so that they conform to the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing systems flowcharts. HINT: Be alert to the description of each routine; the descriptions should govern your solution.  (A) \text { Manual Update to Accounts Receivable}   \text {Subsidiary Ledger}      (B)  \text {Query Computer ized Accounts Receivable}   \text {Mastar Data}      (C)  \text {Manual Preparation of a Customer Invoice}    \text {from a Shippina Notice}       (D) \text { Print a Report in Data Processing and Send it }   \text {to the Accounts Receivable Department}     (E) \text { Print a Report on a computer in the Accounts Receivable Department}       (F)  \text {Update an Accounts Receivable Master}   \text { data (maintained on disk) from event}    \text {data on disk}
(C) Manual Preparation of a Customer Invoice\text {Manual Preparation of a Customer Invoice}
from a Shippina Notice\text {from a Shippina Notice}


 Figure TB-4.7 shows several systems flowchart routines that intentionally violate good flowchart construction procedures. Required: Redraw each of the routines so that they conform to the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing systems flowcharts. HINT: Be alert to the description of each routine; the descriptions should govern your solution.  (A) \text { Manual Update to Accounts Receivable}   \text {Subsidiary Ledger}      (B)  \text {Query Computer ized Accounts Receivable}   \text {Mastar Data}      (C)  \text {Manual Preparation of a Customer Invoice}    \text {from a Shippina Notice}       (D) \text { Print a Report in Data Processing and Send it }   \text {to the Accounts Receivable Department}     (E) \text { Print a Report on a computer in the Accounts Receivable Department}       (F)  \text {Update an Accounts Receivable Master}   \text { data (maintained on disk) from event}    \text {data on disk}
(D)  Print a Report in Data Processing and Send it \text { Print a Report in Data Processing and Send it }
to the Accounts Receivable Department\text {to the Accounts Receivable Department}

 Figure TB-4.7 shows several systems flowchart routines that intentionally violate good flowchart construction procedures. Required: Redraw each of the routines so that they conform to the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing systems flowcharts. HINT: Be alert to the description of each routine; the descriptions should govern your solution.  (A) \text { Manual Update to Accounts Receivable}   \text {Subsidiary Ledger}      (B)  \text {Query Computer ized Accounts Receivable}   \text {Mastar Data}      (C)  \text {Manual Preparation of a Customer Invoice}    \text {from a Shippina Notice}       (D) \text { Print a Report in Data Processing and Send it }   \text {to the Accounts Receivable Department}     (E) \text { Print a Report on a computer in the Accounts Receivable Department}       (F)  \text {Update an Accounts Receivable Master}   \text { data (maintained on disk) from event}    \text {data on disk}      (E)  Print a Report on a computer in the Accounts Receivable Department\text { Print a Report on a computer in the Accounts Receivable Department}


 Figure TB-4.7 shows several systems flowchart routines that intentionally violate good flowchart construction procedures. Required: Redraw each of the routines so that they conform to the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing systems flowcharts. HINT: Be alert to the description of each routine; the descriptions should govern your solution.  (A) \text { Manual Update to Accounts Receivable}   \text {Subsidiary Ledger}      (B)  \text {Query Computer ized Accounts Receivable}   \text {Mastar Data}      (C)  \text {Manual Preparation of a Customer Invoice}    \text {from a Shippina Notice}       (D) \text { Print a Report in Data Processing and Send it }   \text {to the Accounts Receivable Department}     (E) \text { Print a Report on a computer in the Accounts Receivable Department}       (F)  \text {Update an Accounts Receivable Master}   \text { data (maintained on disk) from event}    \text {data on disk}
(F) Update an Accounts Receivable Master\text {Update an Accounts Receivable Master}
 data (maintained on disk) from event\text { data (maintained on disk) from event}
data on disk\text {data on disk}

 Figure TB-4.7 shows several systems flowchart routines that intentionally violate good flowchart construction procedures. Required: Redraw each of the routines so that they conform to the guidelines and other techniques presented in the text for drawing systems flowcharts. HINT: Be alert to the description of each routine; the descriptions should govern your solution.  (A) \text { Manual Update to Accounts Receivable}   \text {Subsidiary Ledger}      (B)  \text {Query Computer ized Accounts Receivable}   \text {Mastar Data}      (C)  \text {Manual Preparation of a Customer Invoice}    \text {from a Shippina Notice}       (D) \text { Print a Report in Data Processing and Send it }   \text {to the Accounts Receivable Department}     (E) \text { Print a Report on a computer in the Accounts Receivable Department}       (F)  \text {Update an Accounts Receivable Master}   \text { data (maintained on disk) from event}    \text {data on disk}


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