Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination
Offered By: West Virginia University via Coursera
Course Description
Overview
Everyday across the world, thousands of businesses are victimized by fraud. Who commits these bad acts? Why? And, how? In this course we are going to help you answer the questions: who commits fraud, why and how. We’ll also help you develop skills for catching them.
Syllabus
- The Accidental Fraudster
- Who are "accidental" fraudsters? Learn who accidental fraudsters are, the basic elements of fraud, and how devastating the costs of fraud are.
- The Predator Fraudster
- What is a "preditor" fraudster? How do you protect your organization against a preditor fraudster? Learn how internal control concepts and other techniques can help you detect and prevent preditor fraudsters.
- Big Data, Benford's Law and Financial Analytics
- What is "big data"? Learn how data analysis, Benford analysis and other tools can help you identify fraudulent activities.
- Cyber-Crime and Money Laundering: Contemporary Tools and Techniques.
- Money laundering. This week’s session will introduce you to the objectives and stages of money laundering as well as the basic techniques used.
- Whistleblowing
- Everything you need to know about whistleblowing. Learn the importance of whistleblowing and the difficulty of being a whistleblower.
Taught by
Richard Riley, Richard Dull and John Gill
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