Form a team with six other classmates. Each team member will assume an “organizational” function, as defined below. Each member should discharge their duties according to instructions from the project manager.

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Project Manager Your job is to keep this project on task. You will need to coordinate communication CEO CIO between team members. Further, you should identify a time schedule for completion of each task, and make sure the project stays on schedule. Your CEO is authorized to "fire" a team member that is not performing and find a replacement if necessary. If you experience a problem, you will need to discuss this with the CEO and identify an appropriate solution. Remember, it is not your job to do a specific task; your job is to organize labor so the task is successfully completed. As chief executive officer, you must prepare a list of ten transactions for the first month of operation for your business. These transactions can be modeled after those found in earlier problems and the textbook illustrations. The 'transactions' should be unique, and include consideration of raising capital to start the business and operate for the first month. You can decide what business you are in, but assume it is a service business rather than one that manufacturers or resells products. As chief information officer, you must design the information system that will be used by your company. You will need to meet with the accounting team members (bookkeeping, controller, and the CFO) and decide what method will be utilized to help them complete their tasks. You might develop a manual "paper only" system, but you are encouraged to use the computer to innovate an electronic method of processing. Worksheet templates from earlier problems may provide a good point of beginning. Or, if you are proficient with database software or an accounting pro-