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A Survey of Auditing Education in the UK
John Dunn, Diane WaltersAttempts to determine the extent to which auditing is being taughtas part of accounting degrees and, where it is, to discover the natureand content of the courses. A survey of…
Teaching Internal Auditing: The Case‐study Method
Mortimer A. DittenhoferThoroughly reviews the case study: philosophy; anatomy; types;benefits and disadvantages; how to approach it; the techniques of itsuse and analysis; individual work; pedagogical…
GAO Audit Report Project for an Operational Auditing Course
Dale L. FlesherDescribes how audit reports issued by the General Accounting Office(GAO) can be used to teach internal auditing students not only aboutaudit reports, but the wide subject‐matter…
Orientation: A Strategic Opportunity for the Audit Department
Peter Guillot, Irmgard Schweiger, Glenn E. SumnersExplains the difference between orientation and training. Advancesa top‐down approach for assembling an orientation programme, offeringflexibility and allowing the new auditor to…
Forensic Accounting in the Curriculum
Zabihollah Rezaee, Gerald H. Lander, Thomas A. GavinMakes the case for inclusion of forensic accounting in the 150‐houraccounting training role in the USA. Practitioner roles are as fraudexaminer, litigation consultant and expert…
Experiential Learning for the Internal Auditing Student: An Internal Control Project
Mary B. Greenawalt, Sheila Foster‐StinnettReviews success factors for internal auditors and advocates theimportance of experiential training. The recommended hands‐on projectfocuses on internal control, which plays a…
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- Professor Jie Zhou