REA MODEL - FEINMAN COMPUTERS

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REA MODELFEINMAN COMPUTERS Feinman Computers sells desktop computer systems that it manufactures from parts and software that third-party vendors provide. Customers are both private consumers and small businesses. Consumers pay cash or by credit card, but business customers buy on credit. A credit check is made of all new business customers before approving a line of credit. Sales are made online or by a hard-copy order document that customers mail or fax to the company. When a credit order is received, the sales clerk veries inventory availability, prepares a sales order, and sends the stock release copy to Willy, a warehouse employee who picks the goods and arranges shipment. Willy then prepares the bills of Iading and shipping notices. Barb in the billing department receives the shipping notice from Willy and updates the inventory subsidiary ledger to account for the reduction in inventory. Barb les the stock release, prepares the invoice, and mails a copy of it to the customer. Barb then updates the sales ioumal and then sends the invoice, sales order, stock release, and shipping notice to the AR department. Adam in the AR department les the documents that Barb sends him and updates the AR subsidiary ledger. Mickey in the mail room receives remittance advices and customer checks sent in payment of accounts. He sends the remittance advice to Adam for posting to the AR ledger and sends the checks to Carol, the cash receipts clerk. At the end of the day, Carol prepares a deposit slip and deposits the checks into the company's bank account, les the bank receipt, and updates the cash receipts journal. Cash sales to consumer customers are handled in a manner similar to the process described here except that checks or credit card account numbers are submitted with the original order. At the end of each week, John, an accounting clerk, reconciles all transactions and posts them to the general ledger. Required a. Prepare the REA model of the sales! collection process. b. Show the cardinalities for all associations. c. List the tables, keys, and attributes needed to implement this model in a relational database