The course will cover conceptual modeling, data modeling, object oriented analysis, object oriented design, and object oriented implementation. This will include a practical experience in an object oriented programming environment. The objective of this course is to provide students with a sound theoretical and practical foundation in the field of data communications, networking, and the Internet, so that they can better design, develop, and manage Information Technology systems. Primary objective is to familiarize students with contemporary problems in auditing practice and systems and the general research methodology in dealing with those problems. A secondary objective is to improve the students' teamwork and communication skills.
Course consists primarily of a series of challenging cases in auditing and systems.
Objectives include providing students with an understanding of the security issues in a computerized environment. Students will be exposed to security guidelines, implementation and cost issues, security issues pertinent to the internet, and other issues. Students will also be exposed to the potential for fraud and abuse in a computerized environment. Objective is to give students a working knowledge of statistical techniques used for problem-solving in both audit practice and management control. Iincludes nonstatistical sampling, widely used in statistical sampling methods, and nonstatistical and statistical-based accounting methods.