ACCT 6303 Accounting Information Systems and Auditing
The first part of the course analyzes the role of accounting information systems in organizations. Emphasis is placed on data processing, organizational effectiveness, and controls necessary to ensure the accuracy and reliability of financial information. The second part of the course will expose students to the theory and practices of auditing, primarily from the independent auditors' perspective. The legal, ethical, and social responsibilities of auditors, as well as the written and oral communication skills development are emphasized. Specialized information resources and their uses in decision making by auditors comprise an integral part of the course.
Prerequisite
Graduate standing.
Offered
As Scheduled