
ACC 260 – AUDITING

INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION:
COURSE
DESCRIPTION: This course is a
study of the procedures for conducting audits and investigations of various
enterprises. Attention is given to the nature and purpose of auditing, auditing
standards, professional conduct and ethics, auditor’s legal liability and the
approaches followed in performing audits of financial statements.
SHOULD YOU CONSIDER TAKING THIS COURSE?
MAYBE!! ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS:
• Do you consider yourself to already be
"computer-comfortable?" This course is meant for students who enjoy
working with computers, feel comfortable with them, and are not intimidated by
computers at all!
• Are you comfortable using the Internet?
• Do you have a reliable computer with
reliable Internet access?
• Do you have a GPA of at least 3.0? Students
with higher GPA's are more likely to succeed in this internet class.
• Are you highly motivated?
• Are you very SELF-DISCIPLINED and NOT a
procrastinator? If you tend to put things off and need an instructor to
"prod" you a little, then this Internet class is NOT the place for
you!! Take this course in the classroom instead!
• Is this your first time taking this course?
If you have taken this course before and not been successful in it, then the
Internet approach is NOT recommended for you.
If you answer "yes" to all of
these questions, this course may be a good choice for you!!
ORIENTATION
INFORMATION: Orientation is
MANDATORY - do not miss it or you cannot take the course!! Orientation will be 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM on
Thursday, August 20th (fall semester) in Saluda Hall room 121 on the
Airport Campus. Orientation is
MANDATORY - be sure that you are there or you cannot take the course!!
I will take your picture
at orientation – so be ready to smile!
GRADE COMPUTATION: Your grade is
determined from three tests, on-line chapter quizzes, and a written assignment. The three tests will be given in the Student Assessment
Center (Testing Center Availability)
TEXTBOOK: The textbook for
this course is "Auditing – A Business Risk Approach, by Rittenberg,
Schwieger and Johnstone " published by Thomson/SouthWestern. It can be purchased from the MTC bookstore.
ACCESSING
THIS COURSE: Desire 2 Learn is the college’s
online learning management system.
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Registered
students are automatically enrolled, and have access to all courses 4 days
prior to the start of the semester.
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Students
access Desire 2 Learn at https://elearn.midlandstech.edu
with the same username and password they use for MTC Online.
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Online Resources (help): MTC Online
Learning
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Microsoft 2007 Compatibility Reader – Free
Download
NEW
ONLINE STUDENTS: All new online students are required to take
the READI assessment and to complete
a Browser Check.
STUDENTS
WITH DISABILITIES: Learn more
about accessibility and resources at Counseling and Career Services' Disability Services webpage.