Technology disruptors, globalization, and a changing regulatory environment have driven the need for businesses to increase their risk management activities. This results in an increased need for business professionals with an understanding of technology, risk, and control and how they interrelate. There is significant demand for an understanding of assurance and consulting techniques among non-accountants who over their careers will serve in various corporate governance roles.

This minor will provide students the opportunity to earn an Internal Audit Education Partnership program completion certificate from The Institute of Internal Auditors, and also the foundational knowledge to begin pursuit of professional certification as a Certified Internal Auditor and/or Certified Information Systems Auditor. It does not provide the necessary coursework to qualify for licensure as a Certified Public Accountant.

Course List

Course	Title	Credits
Required Courses		12
AC 340	Accounting Information Systems	3
AC 472	Internal Auditing	3
AC 475	Information Technology Auditing Principles and Practice	3
And, select one from the following:		3
AC 332	Fraud Examination
AC 440	Design and Control of Data and Systems
AC 470	Financial Statement Auditing 1
IPM 210	Information Security and Computer Forensics
GLS 228	Science, Technology & Society
NAS 390	Cyber Psychology

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AC 470 requires AC 311 as a pre-requisite.