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This course complements the course in Auditing, but limited to the areas that
have an immediate consequence to information technology (IT) as used in business. It
discusses the impact of information technology on the auditor’s study and evaluation of
internal controls with emphasis on the previously learned IT-related risks and controls in a
CIS environment. It tackles the audit of IT function as a whole and the audit of CIS in
support of financial statement audit. It introduces tools and techniques in auditing around,
auditing through, and auditing with the computer (using Audit Command Language [ACL]
as generalized audit software [GAS]). Moreover, the course also covers emerging IT-
related topics affecting the public accounting profession such as cloud computing and
artificial intelligence.
This course comprehensively explains the theory and procedures behind and
involving the audit of business entities that uses computer systems in processing
their information. This course provides a background on how information is processed
under a computerized system as compared to the manual system. It also discusses the
detailed processes of how an auditor may conduct his/her audit under such environment.
As an academic tool, this course will use the Audit Command Language software to serve
as a hands-on device for students.
Course Topics:
1. IS Auditor
2. Audit Process
3. IT Governance
4. Networking Technology
5. Life Cycle Management
6. IT Service Delivery
7. Information Asset Protection
8. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity