Auditing for Information Systems Certificate

The objective of this program is to prepare the student for entry positions in the IT audit field and for certification as an information systems auditor. While open to all majors, the target audience is students in the Business Technology Administration, B.A. or the Information Systems Management, B.S. interested in the accounting and auditing field, and students in the Economics, B.A. or Financial Economics, B.S. completing the Accounting Certificate . The interdisciplinary combination of information technology knowledge and accounting and auditing skills will provide the students a competitive advantage in this growing field upon graduation.

Note: This is an upper-division certificate. Prerequisites to the courses listed will be required.

Required Courses

IS 300 - Management Information Systems (3.00)
IS 350 - Business Communications Systems (3.00)
IS 430 - Information Systems and Security (3.00)
ECON 301 - Intermediate Accounting I (3.00)
ECAC 321 - Auditing Theory and Practice (3.00)

Select one course from each sequence: 12 Credits

IS 317 - Accounting Information Systems (3.00)
ECAC 317 - Accounting Information Systems (3.00)
IS 474 - Legal Aspects of Information Systems (3.00)
MGMT 360 - Business Law (3.00)
IS 304 - Ethical Issues in Information Systems (3.00)
MGMT 385 - Business Ethics & Society (3.00)
IS 417 - Information Systems for Auditors (3.00)
ECAC 420 - Information Systems for Auditors (3.00)

Total: 27 Credits

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