Audit course outline

All auditors plan, collect evidence, form assessments, and report conclusions. The most important aspects of auditing are risk assessment and internal control. This course provides a basis for developing judgement in ambiguous situations. Professional skepticism is important. The objectives of the course are To establish a basis in technical knowledge necessary for students to enter the auditing profession To provide the basic information for students to prepare for the public accounting examinations such as the AuCPA exam and ACCA exam. To increase students with audit capabilities and gain knowledge of enterprise risk and internal control To examine the audit process planning, performance, and communication No teaching class during the week of mid-term exam3Written Examination1012Reports on Audited Financial StatementsLecture Discussion with students participation118Acquisition and Expenditure Cycle3Lecture Discussion with students participation129Production Cycle3Lecture Discussion with students participation1311 Completing the Audit3Lecture Discussion with students participation14Group Presentation (Forms part of the assessment)3Students Group presentation15Group Presentation (Forms part of the assessment) / Revision3Students Group presentationFinal Examination33-hour examination with 15 minutes reading time II Abuse of Academic Materials Intentionally or knowingly destroying, stealing, or making inaccessible academic resources including, but not limited, to instructors materials and library materials III Plagiarism and use of other students work submitted as your own Plagiarism is a serious crime. Work of other individuals should be indicated as such with proper notation. The use of other peoples (including other students) work submitted as your work is unethical. This includes students within the class students in other classes fraternity/sorority/ club files or any other individuals. The reading of your material by others for editorial purposes