ACCT20006
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This subject considers business fraud and forensic processes from an accounting perspective. The subject introduces students to various types of fraud, considering recent trends in fraudulent business activities both within Australia and globally. Regulatory requirements and best practice procedures for the design of fraud management (prevention) programs are considered and the latest in fraud detection methods (with an emphasis on information technology tools) are evaluated. The subject also considers the role of accounting in fraud and other business forensic investigations in the context of the Australian legal framework including: methods for obtaining and controlling evidence; conducting investigations; quantifying loss and damage; and the presentation of evidence in court as an expert witness. On successful completion of this subject, students should be able to: On successful completion of this subject, students should have improved the following generic skills:
Subject participation
Throughout the semester
Group assignment (4000 words, in groups of 3-4 students)
From Week 9 to Week 12
End-of-semester examination
During the examination period
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