PreparED Study Materials
ISYS 363: Information Systems for Management
School: San Francisco State University
Number of Notes and Study Guides Available: 2
Study Guides
Videos
Classifying PPE: Understanding Tangible Assets in Business
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Explore the classification of Property, Plant, and Equipment (PPE) in business accounting. Understand the difference between tangible, intangible, and current assets. Grasp the importance of PPE on a company's balance sheet.
Par Value Explained: Stock Market Basics for Investors
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Discover the concept of "par value" in the stock market and its significance in corporate finance. Understand the difference between issue price, selling price, and dividends. Grasp the foundational knowledge essential for savvy investing.
Client-Server Model: Powering Modern Computing
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Discover the essence of the client-server model, a pivotal pattern in computer networks. The server, a centralized entity, offers services to distributed clients over networks. This model is foundational for web browsing, online gaming, and various enterprise systems.
Note Payable Interest and Maturity Values: Financial Mastery
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Learn how to calculate interest and determine maturity values for note payable in this comprehensive financial tutorial. Explore the essential concepts of debt instruments, principal amounts, and interest rates, and gain practical insights into financial calculations.
Decoding the Law of Supply: How Prices Drive Production Choices
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Explore the principle of the law of supply and its impact on producers' decisions. Discover how prices, production costs, and the profit motive shape the supply curve. Gain insights into how opportunity costs and collective behavior form the market supply curve.