Accounting Studies in Auditing Assignment Sheet Fall 2013 Dr. McConnell

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Accounting 5318-001 Studies in Auditing Assignment Sheet Fall 2013 Dr. McConnell AICPA CODIFICATION OTHER READINGS: HOMEWORK DATE TEXT CHAPTERS PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS: BIRD'S COPIES PACKET: ASSIGNMENTS and KNAPP TEXT CASES Aug. 27 Orientation; Videos: Madoff Madoff Securities Fraud scam Sept. 3 Chapters 3 & 26 (Chapter 26 Au-C 700, 705, 706, 708, 570, 3-23, 24, 25, is student self study.) 560.19, 560.A27-30, 905 28, 29, 32 Sept. 10 Chapter 15 Au-C 530 15-26, 33 Sept. 17 Chapter 5 Campbell Soup. Co.@, 5-16, 17, 20, 21 First Securities Co., Health Management, Oak Industries@; Sarbanes-Oxley: Auditing the Auditors? 2003 Sept. 24 Chapter 19 Au-C 501.01-.10,.A1-.A19, 540 U.S. Surgical@, ZZZ Best, Dollar General Stores@ Oct. 1 Chapters 19 and 21 Au-C 501.11-.15, 501.A20-.A38 Livent, Inc., CBI Holdings, National Medical Transportation@, Hamilton Wong Oct. 8 Chapter 21 Leslie Fay, Doughtie s 19-17, 18, 19, 20 Foods@, Crazy Eddie, Goodner Bros., Bill Deberger Oct. 15 EXAM I (Chapters 3, 5, 15, 26 and associated cases)

AICPA CODIFICATION OTHER READINGS: HOMEWORK DATE TEXT CHAPTERS PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS: BIRD'S COPIES PACKET: ASSIGNMENTS and KNAPP TEXT CASES Oct. 22 Critique exam and Chapter 24 Au-C 580, 501.16-.24,.A39-.A65, Triton Energy Ltd.@, Star 24-21,22,23,24,28 (#28 560, 585, Technologies@, American Fuel is very important) and Supply Co., Happiness Express Oct. 29 Chapter 24 OAO Gazprom; Avis Love Oct. 30 Last day to drop course Nov. 5 New AICPA Clarity Au-C 200, 220, 210, 230, 320, 450, AMRE, Inc.@; Regina Vacuum Cleaner Co.@; 25-18, 19, 20 Audit Standards 500, 300, Next Card, Implementing the New ASB Risk Assessment Audit Standards, CPA Journal, 6/07 Nov. 12 Clarity Audit Au-C 315, 330, 265, 500, 260, Equity Funding@, Just for FEET, Inc. Standards (con.) American International Group Nov. 19 Chapter 25 Au-C 915, 800, 806, 805, 930, 720, Enron Corporation, Smart Talk Teleservices@, 725, 730,930, 402; AR100, 110*-600*; AT101,also AT 201*-701 * [excluding AT 501] Nov. 26 EXAM II (Ch. 19 through Ch. 24 and associated cases) Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Holiday Dec. 3 Critique exam; Sarbanes-Oxley Au-C 600 Perry Drug Stores@; A Risk Based approach Optional extra credit sec. 404 Internal Control to J.E. Testing, J of A, 7/07; report on differences Certification Requirements; How Sarbanes-Oxley Will Change between GAAS and ISA in considerations auditing The Audit Process, J of A, 9/03; Download due. journal entries; Chapter 10: AS No.5 at pcaobus.org/ pp. 313-318 Dec. 10 Final Exam (Mostly material since exam II, but partially comprehensive)

COURSE OBJECTIVES: This course is a continuation of Accounting 5316 (or 4318). There are three major objectives in this course. The first of these is to prepare you to perform competently as an entry-level Auditor in public or private accounting. For those not entering the Auditing profession, this objective may be stated in terms of familiarizing you with the auditing function. The second objective is to develop audit judgment through analysis of actual cases involving contemporary auditing issues. The third objective is to prepare you for the uniform CPA exam. Course coverage includes the acquisition and payment cycle, inventory cycle, ethics, legal liability, procedures to complete the Audit, an in-depth analysis of audit reports, special reports and reports on other assurance and non-assurance services, compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley section 404 (AS 5), and fraud and forensic auditing. COURSE PREREQUISITES: Accounting 4318, 5316 or equivalent is a prerequisite for this course. FINAL EXAMINATION: Section 001 Meets in COBA 141 on Tu at 7:00 pm - 9:50 pm. Final at 8:15 pm - 10:45 pm on Tuesday, 12/10/2013. COURSE GRADE: Pts. % Examinations (2), approximately 33% essay or short answer 320 58 A -- 90% Comprehensive Final Examination 150 27 B -- 80% Fraud Case Presentation 30 6 C -- 70% Class quizzes on assigned case readings at beginning of classes 50 9 D -- 60% Extra credit research cases (simulations Q s)? F -- below 60% 550 100 *Exams will contain some old CPA exam questions. You may optionally purchase a copy of Auditing & Systems Objective Questions at the bookstore for about $15.00. Also, a diskette version of this book (Auditing EQE) can be obtained at the UTA bookstore or ordered at http://www.gleim.com, and is highly suggested due to the new CPA exam format. Either source is invaluable in learning "how" to answer exam questions. Appx. A, text cross-reference index (at back of Objective Questions book) links questions to your text chapters. (Experience regrettably shows students who do not review old CPA exam questions will score about a letter grade less than the class exam average). Each student will be required to provide a 15 20 minute class presentation on a significant fraud case from the Knapp text. Your grade will be lowered if you exceed 25 minutes in your presentation, or if you read excessively from your notes. Student presentations should be researched such that content is not just a synopsis of the Knapp text, but provides additional RELEVANT insights, a different slant, etc. in so doing. However, do not include irrelevant materials. In your presentation, identify relevant fraud risk factors (from Au 240.A75: Appendix titled, Examples of Fraud Risk Factors ) existing in the facts of the case. In addition to the usual literature and internet background search tools, students may find SEC Accounting and Auditing Enforcement Releases to be useful sources for insights. Your presentation should include handouts for your classmates. Also, provide me a list of bibliographical references (properly cited) used in your presentation. Use PowerPoint for your class presentation. In order to (hopefully) accommodate your scheduled exams, etc. you may choose the case you wish to present from the italicized case titles shown on your syllabus. Note: Cases followed by an @ symbol will be found on my web site. Presenting students will not have to write a case quiz on that night. A considerable portion of what you need to learn from an Auditing course can only be conveyed through my lectures. Much of this material is not "in the book," and is not amenable to testing on exams; however, it is important because I want to provide you with practical insights into the practice of public accounting. Consequently, attendance is important. Trends in examination scores will be considered in assigning grades to students who are borderline between A and B, B and C, etc. Borderline grade cases will also be considered in terms of the individual s performance on the comprehensive final exam. Specifically, a student whose final exam score is less than the class average on the final should expect to receive a lower course grade. Students who are borderline and have two or more recorded unexcused absences should expect to receive a lower course grade. Also, borderline grade students who have not fully availed themselves of extra credit opportunities, if any, should expect to receive the lower grade. There will be no make up examinations. The final examination will carry a weight of 310 points in the event that you have missed a regular examination; the final examination is required for course credit. Trends in examination scores will be considered in course grade. An A grade will not be awarded unless all regular examinations are taken or where the final is being used as a make-up exam for a regular exam missed due to an excused absence. Grades of X (incomplete) will not be granted except in the most extenuating of circumstances.

I will be providing answers to you for most of the written assignments by e-mail attachments. If no answer has been provided for an assigned course problem, this means that we will cover the problem in class and you should be prepared to discuss it once we have covered that topic in class. Some exam questions will come from the assigned written assignments or variations of those assignments. If you have a question about your course grade, you must contact me within two weeks after the first class day of the immediately following regular or summer semester. Due to storage limitations, I discard exams, projects, etc. after that time. GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS: You may be required during this semester to complete a short behavioral lab experiment, or, alternatively, a review of two articles from "acceptable" accounting journals. Details will be provided to you during the semester. This is a departmental policy, and I am required to give you a grade of incomplete in the course if you do not fulfill this requirement. If you are in some way disabled, please let me know if there is anything I can do to accommodate your disability in satisfying the requirements of this course. All policies pertaining to academic dishonesty as described in the UTA undergraduate catalog will be adhered to. TEXT AND OTHER COURSE MATERIALS: NOTE: Reading assignments designated by * need only be read cursorily. Auditing and Asssurance Services: An Integrated Approach, 15 th ed., Arens, Elder, and Beasley (14 th ed. is too out of date.). 2012 AICPA Professional Standards, vols. 1-3. AICPA SAS s are referenced as Au sections in the codification. Au sections numbered 9000 s contain interpretations of the preceding Au sections and are coded to those sections. For example, Au 9311 contains staff interpretations of questions posed pertaining to Au 311. CPA exam candidates are encouraged, though not required, to read sections numbered 9000 s. Very recent SAS's, if any, are contained at the back of the Bird's Copies course packet. The standards contained in the book above can also be accessed at no cost at: http://www.aicpa.org/research/standards/auditattest/clarified Statements on Auditing Standards; however, we will often reference the auditing standards in class, so you will need to be able to access them readily whether having printed them out or by internet access. Contemporary Auditing: Issues and Cases, 9 th ed., Knapp All items under "Articles and Other" are contained in a course packet at Bird's Copies (208 S. East St.). Bird s will mail the course packet to you, if you wish. Call 817-459-1688, or e-mail via web site: www.birdscopies.com. Any newly released SASs are at the end of the packet. A packet of Scantron sheets, Form 882E (preferable) or Form 882

OPTIONAL: Auditing and Systems Objective Questions, Gleim and Hillison (Extremely helpful for exam preparation!) Beginning in 2012, the policy of the AICPA has been to begin testing CPA exam candidates awareness of the International Standards on Auditing [ISA s]. Consequently, you should be familiar with the differences between the IAS s and the AICPA audit standards for CPA exam purposes. Students who choose do this analysis, and write a good typed paper can receive up to 15 additional grade points (3% of course grade). There is no required length; however, your paper must summarize all of the substantive differences between the ISA s and the SAS s [Au s]. Also, provide your opinion as to which of these differences are most significant. You will need to submit a paper copy and an electronic copy by email attachment. These may be analyzed with UTA software to seek out instances of possible plagiarism. This report will be due at the last regular class meeting of the semester. OFFICE HOURS: Room 420 COBA, ph: 272-3057, TTh 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm; Th 8:00 -? E-mail: McConnell@uta.edu Website: http://www2.uta.edu/accounting/mcconnell "No man ever reached to excellence in any one art or profession without having passed through the slow and painful process of study and preparation." Horace "It is attitude, not aptitude, which determines altitude." Author Unknown Note 1: if you re having trouble accessing the assigned cases posted to my website, it is usually due to one of two circumstances. First try updating your Java program. This is free and accessible online. Secondly, students sometimes cannot access my website with Mozilla Firefox. In that case, try using IE Explorer.