Auditing II: The Practice of Auditing

Instructor: Mark E. Peecher, PhD, CPA

What you'll learn

  •   Explain the core concepts related to the development and nature of strategic-systems auditing.
  •   Analyze the framework auditors’ draw upon to assess and verify organizations’ internal controls over financial reporting.
  •   Design and execute a series of evidence-gathering procedures.
  •   Assess the implications of obtained evidence for an organizations’ assertions.
  • Skills you'll gain

  •   Auditing
  •   Probability & Statistics
  •   Risk Analysis
  •   Financial Controls
  •   Audit Planning
  •   Verification And Validation
  •   Generally Accepted Auditing Standards
  •   Financial Auditing
  •   External Auditing
  •   Internal Controls
  •   Business Risk Management
  • There are 9 modules in this course

    This course provides a continuation of the intensive conceptual and applied introduction to auditing in society begun in Auditing I: Conceptual Foundations of Auditing. It focuses on a conceptual framework that is applied by audit professionals to assess, evaluate, and manage audit risks and evidence.

    Module 1: Strategic Analysis of a Client and Its Business Processes

    Module 2: Audit Evidence and Triangulation

    Module 3: Strategic Systems Auditing and Internal Controls

    Module 4: Interpreting Evidence and Significant Business Processes

    Module 5: Verification of Management Assertions I: Attribute Sampling

    Module 6: Verification of Management Assertions II: Unit Sampling

    Module 7: Fraud Risk Assessment

    Module 8: Completing the Attest Engagement

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