Information Systems Auditor: Acquisition and Development
This course contains an overview of the role of the auditor in reviewing the processes and procedures used in systems acquisition and application development. This is the third in a series of five courses helping you prepare for the CISA exam.
What you'll learn
As an auditor, you must be familiar with various types of IT systems and their associated risks. This course, Information Systems Auditor: Acquisition and Development, will help you gain that understanding. You'll start with understanding the justification and tracking of IT investments, as well as the auditing of IT projects and programs. Next, you'll see a brief overview of the various types of information systems. Finally, you'll see how to audit the systems development process and application controls. When you're finished with this course, you'll be able to competently assess the procedures related to systems acquisition and the process of software development.
Table of contents
- Programs and Projects 11m
- Business Case Development 8m
- Benefits Realization 5m
- Project Management Principles 8m
- Project Risk 2m
- Project Closure 3m
- The Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) 12m
- The Traditional Waterfall 6m
- The Vee Model 2m
- Coding Standards 7m
- Testing Software and Systems 4m
- Primary Testing Techniques 7m
- Implementation Planning 7m
- Certification 8m
About the author
Kevin Henry is a well-known and respected educator and lecturer in the fields of information security and audit. Kevin uses his more than 30 years of practical experience as a network technician, computer programmer, and information systems auditor to deliver outstanding presentations that make each topic interesting, relevant, and useful. Often described by students as "The best instructor I have ever had," Kevin has the ability to provide quality instruction that engages the audience and provi... more