Assignment 3 - Yamato's Big Peace Chocolate Distributors - Expenditure Cycle Due 3/4/2020 at the beginning of class Background Yamato's Big Peace Chocolate purchases and sells chocolates to malls, local stores, and other customers in the Pacific Rim. They only sell chocolates and have different kinds of chocolates, such as alcohol filled assorted (truffles, nuts and chews), and specialty chocolates They have requested you to help them develop a computer system for their expenditure cycle. System Information for the Expenditure Cycle Yamato orders and receives Chocolate as well as supplies and other items. The order process begins after the buyer is informed that more stock or supplies are needed and they issue a purchase order. Each order is assigned a sequential unique number (purchase order-). We want to include which buyer was responsible for the order. The order can be for more than one item of finished goods and is input into the system at the time of the order. Yamato uses the actual negotiated price for purchases and standard costs to calculate purchase variances. The receiving employee receives the items for each order in the receiving department. For orders, partial deliveries are accepted, but only one order will be delivered at a time. Each delivery is assigned a sequential unique number, which will be used as the receiving number. We also want to include which receiving clerk was responsible for the receipt. The receiving clerk enters the information into the system when the goods are received. Most orders are required to be paid within 30 days of receipt of the order. However, for some special orders partial payments are allowed (50% within 30 days and the remainder in 60 days). Additionally, we are allowed to pay for more than one delivery on a payment. The cashier prepares a check and a remittance advice showing which invoices are being paid (the RA includes our check # and each invoice number and amount). Cash disbursements are processed by a cashier, and are written with checks from the company's main bank account. Employees and suppliers are added to the database before any transaction with them takes place. Yamato wants to use this system to produce financial information as well as management information about purchases. Some of this information will be prepared by product type Requirements for Assignment 3 1) Prepare the REA model (HINTS: includes 1 type and 1 commitment to purchase. There are 10 entities and 3 many-to-many relationships). 2) Determine the appropriate cardinalities. 3) Assign the attributes to tables. (13 tables-10 entities, 3 junction tables for the many-to-many) 4) For Supplier, Cash Disbursements, and Purchasing tables list their primary keys, other attributes and foreign keys. Required Attributes Receiving (sequential) number Actual purchase price Purchase order number Item type Supplier Name Check number Cash Account Name Bank Beginning inventory on hand Unit budgeted sales price Item number Supplier Number Quantity Ordered Supplier Telephone Number Receipt Date (Receiving Date) Unit budgeted cost Quantity received Item description Order Date Expected delivery date Check date Amount paid for each invoice Supplier contact name Buyer's Telephone Cash Account Item type description Buyer's Employee Cahier employee Buyer's Name (Note 1) Cashier Name (Note 1) Receiving person's employee # Receiving person's name (Note 1) Supplier Invoice Supplier address (Note 1) Note 1: Usually we would separate first and last name for people and street, city, state and zip for addresses. You can use one attribute for names and addresses. Assignment 3 - Yamato's Big Peace Chocolate Distributors - Expenditure Cycle Due 3/4/2020 at the beginning of class Background Yamato's Big Peace Chocolate purchases and sells chocolates to malls, local stores, and other customers in the Pacific Rim. They only sell chocolates and have different kinds of chocolates, such as alcohol filled assorted (truffles, nuts and chews), and specialty chocolates They have requested you to help them develop a computer system for their expenditure cycle. System Information for the Expenditure Cycle Yamato orders and receives Chocolate as well as supplies and other items. The order process begins after the buyer is informed that more stock or supplies are needed and they issue a purchase order. Each order is assigned a sequential unique number (purchase order-). We want to include which buyer was responsible for the order. The order can be for more than one item of finished goods and is input into the system at the time of the order. Yamato uses the actual negotiated price for purchases and standard costs to calculate purchase variances. The receiving employee receives the items for each order in the receiving department. For orders, partial deliveries are accepted, but only one order will be delivered at a time. Each delivery is assigned a sequential unique number, which will be used as the receiving number. We also want to include which receiving clerk was responsible for the receipt. The receiving clerk enters the information into the system when the goods are received. Most orders are required to be paid within 30 days of receipt of the order. However, for some special orders partial payments are allowed (50% within 30 days and the remainder in 60 days). Additionally, we are allowed to pay for more than one delivery on a payment. The cashier prepares a check and a remittance advice showing which invoices are being paid (the RA includes our check # and each invoice number and amount). Cash disbursements are processed by a cashier, and are written with checks from the company's main bank account. Employees and suppliers are added to the database before any transaction with them takes place. Yamato wants to use this system to produce financial information as well as management information about purchases. Some of this information will be prepared by product type Requirements for Assignment 3 1) Prepare the REA model (HINTS: includes 1 type and 1 commitment to purchase. There are 10 entities and 3 many-to-many relationships). 2) Determine the appropriate cardinalities. 3) Assign the attributes to tables. (13 tables-10 entities, 3 junction tables for the many-to-many) 4) For Supplier, Cash Disbursements, and Purchasing tables list their primary keys, other attributes and foreign keys. Required Attributes Receiving (sequential) number Actual purchase price Purchase order number Item type Supplier Name Check number Cash Account Name Bank Beginning inventory on hand Unit budgeted sales price Item number Supplier Number Quantity Ordered Supplier Telephone Number Receipt Date (Receiving Date) Unit budgeted cost Quantity received Item description Order Date Expected delivery date Check date Amount paid for each invoice Supplier contact name Buyer's Telephone Cash Account Item type description Buyer's Employee Cahier employee Buyer's Name (Note 1) Cashier Name (Note 1) Receiving person's employee # Receiving person's name (Note 1) Supplier Invoice Supplier address (Note 1) Note 1: Usually we would separate first and last name for people and street, city, state and zip for addresses. You can use one attribute for names and addresses