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Actg
474
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Accounting
Information Systems. 3 Hours.
Skills and concepts of accounting information environments;
documentation and design tools; internal controls; spreadsheet financial
modeling; detailed transaction cycles, use of accounting software, fraud
issues, Internet research, effects of technology
on accounting. Covers key CPA exam topics (see
CPA Exam Content, p.16,
Part IV, items A,B,D,E)
Prerequisites:
Actg 211 and IDS 200 or equivalent.
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Actg/IDS
475
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Database
Accounting Systems. 3
Hours.
Concepts and principles of designing integrated database systems to
perform accounting functions; MS Access skills; systems design tools;
logical and physical design of an accounting database; computerized
internal controls, multidimensional reporting; introduction to ERP.
Covers key CPA exam topics (see
CPA Exam Content, p.16, Part IV, items A,B,C,E)
Prerequisites: Actg 211 and IDS 200 or equivalent.
Recommended: Actg 474
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Actg
537
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Fraud
Examination.
4 Hours. (offered
in Spring semesters only)
Concepts and skills of fraud investigation and forensic accounting. Course coverage
includes an overview of the fraud problem; prevention and detection of
fraud and the use of technology to detect fraud; elements of fraud
investigation, interview techniques, fraud types: employee, management,
investment, vendor and customer schemes; laws governing the prosecution of
fraud cases. This course will help you in preparation towards the
CFE. It is essential if you are interested in careers in law,
forensic accounting and regulation.
Prerequisites: Actg 502, Actg 474, or equivalents. Graduate
status required.
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