This 3 unit course covers the concepts and applications of auditing and assurance over 15 weeks. It is divided into the following topics: 1) audit planning, internal controls, documentation, and an overview of key accounting cycles; 2) audit of cash receipts and payments; 3) audit of revenue and receivables; 4) audit of expenditures, payables, and inventory; 5) audit of production activities and costs. The course aims to explain audit procedures, differentiate between tests of controls and substantive tests, and illustrate the audit process for transactions and account balances within each cycle. Students will be evaluated through a midterm exam, final exam, and learning outcomes related to discussing and applying appropriate audit objectives and procedures.
This 3 unit course covers the concepts and applications of auditing and assurance over 15 weeks. It is divided into the following topics: 1) audit planning, internal controls, documentation, and an overview of key accounting cycles; 2) audit of cash receipts and payments; 3) audit of revenue and receivables; 4) audit of expenditures, payables, and inventory; 5) audit of production activities and costs. The course aims to explain audit procedures, differentiate between tests of controls and substantive tests, and illustrate the audit process for transactions and account balances within each cycle. Students will be evaluated through a midterm exam, final exam, and learning outcomes related to discussing and applying appropriate audit objectives and procedures.
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Auditing and Assurance Concept and Applicatiosn 1_Syllabus
This 3 unit course covers the concepts and applications of auditing and assurance over 15 weeks. It is divided into the following topics: 1) audit planning, internal controls, documentation, and an overview of key accounting cycles; 2) audit of cash receipts and payments; 3) audit of revenue and receivables; 4) audit of expenditures, payables, and inventory; 5) audit of production activities and costs. The course aims to explain audit procedures, differentiate between tests of controls and substantive tests, and illustrate the audit process for transactions and account balances within each cycle. Students will be evaluated through a midterm exam, final exam, and learning outcomes related to discussing and applying appropriate audit objectives and procedures.
This 3 unit course covers the concepts and applications of auditing and assurance over 15 weeks. It is divided into the following topics: 1) audit planning, internal controls, documentation, and an overview of key accounting cycles; 2) audit of cash receipts and payments; 3) audit of revenue and receivables; 4) audit of expenditures, payables, and inventory; 5) audit of production activities and costs. The course aims to explain audit procedures, differentiate between tests of controls and substantive tests, and illustrate the audit process for transactions and account balances within each cycle. Students will be evaluated through a midterm exam, final exam, and learning outcomes related to discussing and applying appropriate audit objectives and procedures.
Course Title: Auditing and Assurance: Concepts and Applications 1
Course Code: Pre 2
Number of Units: 3 units
Week Topic Learning Outcome
1-2 1.0 Audit Planning, Internal Control • Explain how audit planning Considerations and Audit and performance of Documentation: analytical procedures affect 1.1 Analytical procedures in Audit the audit process. Planning • Differentiate test of 1.2 Internal Controls Considerations: controls and Substantive Test of controls and Substantive test. test • Discuss the importance of 1.3 Audit Documentation and its audit documentation and types the different methods in 1.4 Overview of Revenue and documentation. Receipts Cycle • Discuss an overview of 1.5 Overview of Expenditures and audit process for accounts Disbursement Cycle and transactions cycle 1.6 Overview of Production Cycle related to cash, revenue and receipts expenditure and disbursement and production cycle. 3 Prelim • 4–5 2.0 Audit Cash • Discuss audit objectives for 2.1 Audit of cash receipt cash receipts and transactions disbursement transactions. 2.2 Audit of cash disbursement • Identify appropriate audit transactions procedures in the examinations of cash account balances and transactions • Illustrate and apply audit of cash 6-8 3.0 Audit of Revenue and Receipt Cycle • Discuss audit objectives for 3.1 Audit if Sales and revenue sales and revenue transactions transactions and audit of 3.2 Audit of receivables balances receivable balances. • Identify appropriate audit procedures in the examinations of receivable account balance and revenue transactions. • Illustrate and apply audit of revenue and receipt cycle. 9 MIDTERM EXAM 10 -14 4.0 Audit of expenditure of Disbursement • Discuss audit objectives for Cycle expenditures and 4.1 Audit of acquisition cycle disbursement cycle 4.2 Audit of payroll transactions • Identify appropriate audit 4.4 Audit of trade payables balance procedures in the 4.5 Audit of prepaid expenses and examinations of inventory, accrued liabilities other current assets and other current liabilities, account balances and purchases, payroll and expenses transactions • Illustrate and apply audit of expenditure and disbursement cycle 15-17 5.0 Audit of production cycle • Discuss audit objectives for 5.1 Audit of conversion activities production cycle. 5.2 Audit of inventory balances: work-in • Identify appropriate audit process and finished goods. procedures in the 5.3 Audit of cost of goods sold balance examinations of work-in process, finished goods and cost of goods sold, account balances and production activities. • Illustrate and apply audit of production cycle. 18 Final Examination
References:
• Applied Auditing by Cabrera
• Auditing Theory by Salosagcol, Tiu abd Hermosilla • Applied Auditing by Assuncion, Ngina and Escala