Projects

Using LinkedIn as an Internal Audit Course Resource

Hot Issue Article

The purpose of this article is to discuss how LinkedIn groups can be used to supplement standard internal auditing course materials. This article will provide background information about LinkedIn groups, criteria for identifying appropriate LinkedIn groups, advantages and barriers in incorporating in the curriculum, and some examples of LinkedIn groups found to be of value.

Thanks to Professor Steve Ulmer from University of Maryland University College for contributing this article!





Public Company Readiness Group Research Assignment

Internal Auditing Course

Scope: This group assignment aims to improve students' understanding of enterprise risk management, control self-assessment and corporate governance by asking them to complete an extensive written research presentation based on information provided in a case study format.

Thanks to Professor Louis Smidt from Tshwane University of Technology for contributing this research assignment!





IT Audit Group Research Assignment

IT Auditing/Internal Auditing Course

Scope: This group assignment aims to improve students' understanding of enterprise risk management and IT risks by asking them to present a 30-minute presentation along with a written assignment based on research topics presented in a case study format.

Thanks to Professor Louis Smidt from Tshwane University of Technology for contributing this research assignment!





Internal Controls and Fraud Case Study

Auditing Course

Scope: This project assignment is designed to teach students how to identify potential fraud and make auditing observations based on extensive information provided within a case study.

Thanks to Professor Steve Ulmer from University of Maryland University College for contributing this case study!





IT Audit Case Study

External Auditing Course

Scope: This assignment is intended to improve students' IT auditing skills, tasking them with conducting an audit of a company's entire IT infrastructure, organization and processes based upon information provided in a case study format.

Thanks to Professor Ronald Woerner from Bellevue University for contributing this case study!









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