This course makes use of the simplified principles of auditing to assist students, with or without accounting knowledge, to (i) achieve personal goal, (ii) excel in interpersonal relationship, and (iii) develop sense of responsibility in society. Interactive seminars on real-life interdisciplinary auditing examples, scenario-based analyses, and in-class quizzes will be conducted to guide students
to discover and apply various concepts of auditing in their daily lives. Guest talks by professional experts on corruption and fraud, etc. E-learning through the blackboard and forums motivate students to participate in interactive discussions on the concepts of auditing used here, there and everywhere! Students will be required to produce a short video clip that demonstrates how they discover and evaluate audits in their daily lives, and a poster or booklet that integrates auditing knowledge acquired into their own disciplines. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to appreciate how auditing services can benefit an individual, an organization, and a society.
