Graduate Certificate Program in Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination (18 Credit Hours)

2017 – 2018 Program Curriculum Guide

This is an UNOFFICIAL document which can be used as a guide for students pursuing this certificate program. The official program of study, minimum grade and/or prerequisite requirements are published in the current University Catalog. Students should contact the appropriate program chair in the Johnson School of Business with any questions.

Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination

Component Credit Hours Met

ACG6020 Forensic Accounting 3 ACG6800 Fraud Examination 3 ACG6910 Occupational Fraud and Abuse 3 ACG6920 Financial Statement Fraud 3

ACG6930 Fraud and Forensic Accounting and the Digital Environment 3

ACG6940 Fraud Investigation Methods 3 Total Forensic Accounting and Examination Component 18

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Graduate Certificate Program in Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination (18 Credit Hours)

2017 – 2018 Optimum Sequence of Course Work

The following course sequences are formatted to help ensure the most direct path to program completion. Deviation may add to the overall time to complete the program, as many courses require prerequisites and/or are not offered every term. It is important for students to follow the optimum sequence of coursework as suggested by their program chair.

Fall Credits Met Winter Credits Met ACG6800 Fraud Examination (Term A) 3 ACG6930 Fraud and Forensic Accounting and the Digital Environment (Term A) 3 ACG6910 Occupational Fraud and Abuse (Term B) 3 ACG6940 Fraud Investigation Methods (Term B) 3 ACG6020 Forensic Accounting (15-week Term) 3 ACG6920 Financial Statement Fraud (15-week Term) 3

Total 9 Total 9