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Many organizations are audited by independent public accountants. The purpose of an audit is to express an opinion on the fairness of presentation of financial information prepared by management. An audit enhances the value of financial information by making it more trustworthy and credible.
In this multi-part course, we learn how public accountants plan and execute an audit. This is Part 2 of 4, which covers audit process, evidence, risk models and core audit principles.
Course Series
This course is included in the following series:
4 CoursesAuditing
- Auditing Financial Statements Part I: An Overview of The Financial Statement Audit
- Auditing Financial Statements Part II: Auditing Principles
- Auditing Financial Statements Part III: Internal Controls and Fraud Controls
- Auditing Financial Statements Part IV: Auditing Cycles and Audit Completion
Learning Objectives
- Discover the three phases of the audit process: planning, execution, and completion
- Identify management assertions
- Discover the various forms of audit evidence
- Discover the audit risk model
- Discover how to assess inherent risk
- Discover how to calculate financial statement materiality
Last updated/reviewed: November 10, 2017
40 Reviews (181 ratings)Reviews
Anonymous
(DIRECTOR)
The speaker is very good on correlating the lesson to real life situation by providing specific examples. The information presented is very basic if you are not new in audit work and is a good refresher for those who are not doing audit for a while. In general, this is very good course.
Thomas Hayes
(- at University of Arkansas - Fort Smith)
Again, very knowledgeable. I'm surprised that you can't see the results of the exam. I would like to know which one I missed? As before, I think this is a great course for anyone starting out in auditing or as a refresher.
Antonio Crawford
(Senior Internal Auditor - Budget/Busines.. at Individual)
I like the way this instructor explains the audit concepts. He made audit simple by adding common sense explanations./comparisons. Great job. Excellent course
Eric Cox
(Senior Accountant at Mondo)
Helpful if you've never worked in public and are considering a career in audit. If you worked in public it's a good refresher on the audit process.
Keith Johnson
(Director SOX Compliance at Waterjet Holdings)
This is a great refresher course, to be reacquainted with the basic concepts of audit risk, audit planning, materiality implications and the like.
Lou Mortillaro, CMA
(Accounting Manager at American Financial Resources)
The presenter covered this material in a very concise and easy to follow way. I'm looking forward to finishing this series.
Sylvia Ratliff
(Sarbanes-Oxley Coordinator at Titan International, Inc.)
Enjoyed the refresher course but had a hard time with the wording of a couple of the questions. Felt they were unclear.
Anonymous
(-)
Good training and informative. I would recommend to those interested in learning more about financial statement audits.
Nancy Moreland
(Principal at N. L. Moreland)
Jam-packed course. Its definitely for those with some financial statement knowledge & auditing background.
Brian Krauss
( at Brian H. Krauss, CPA, P.C.)
Good course. Covers the basic audit framework very well, and in easy to understand terms.
Corey Masters
( at Perfection Management)
A good overview of the audit process. I liked how it summarized a rather complex process.
Georgios Baltos
( at EUI)
The course includes all possible measurements of successful carrer to the audit.
Anonymous
(Tax Accountant)
Great follow up to part 1 of this course. Good overview of auditing principles.
Stephanie Pan
(Tax Associate at NFP)
Great enthusiasm and visual examples and then cues to help grasp the materials.
Kevin Murray
(Manager of Finance at NYSTRS)
Great course for understanding the principals of an audit plan and execution.
John Filbert
(Consultant at DLC Group)
Good refresh on auditing principles. Very helpful for new starts.
Anonymous
(Board Member)
Great info, just have instructor go a little slower in talking.
Lilian Dendrinos
(consultant at DLC Group)
No supporting material except for glossary? very informative.
Radhesh Pradhan
(Accounting Manager at DGN Technologies Inc)
Great course. Great slides. Great examples. Great teacher.
Jana Connoway
(Manager Internal Audit at KPMG South Africa)
Good overview to understand auditing financial statements
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Very well explained, the examples are great- Thanks!
Oscar Young
(To Be Determined at To Be Determined)
Good job going through the audit process in order.
Anonymous
(-)
Great. Like the way concepts are explained.
Ara Toroyan
(Director - Financial Planning & Procurem.. at NCCI Holdings, Inc.)
Good class. Blair is a great instructor.
Fernanda Manochio
(Assistant Board Secretary at Union Township Board of Education)
Good overview of Accounting Principals
Anonymous
(-)
Very good refresher course. Thanks!
Ken Dopher
(CFO at HEXXU)
Good overview of audit principles.
Anonymous
()
Good Course for an overview
unknown
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concise and relevant
Anonymous
(Consulant)
Gives great examples
Charles Elwis
(None at none)
Good quick survey
Anonymous
(Accountant)
great refresher
Jeff Wilhelm
(Director - Transaction Services at Yahoo!)
Great content.
Anonymous
(Director of Accounting and Finance)
Good overview
Todd Stanley
(Fiscal Officer at County of Passaic)
valued course
Anonymous
(NA)
Good overview
Tania Roberts
(Revenue Accountant at Axway, Inc.)
Fun course.
Patrenia McAbee
(Owner at McAbee Consulting)
Good
Mei Ren
(Regional Director at AECOM)
Good
Erin Milroth
(Assistant Controller at -Edifice, Inc.)
none
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
No Advanced Preparation or Prerequisites are needed for this course. However, it is recommended to take the other courses in the series prior to completing this one.
Education Provider Information
Company:
Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA 95113
Contact:
For more information regarding this course, including complaint and cancellation policies, please contact our offices at (408) 400- 3993 or send an e-mail to .