FRD 506: Financial and Investigative Accounting

A course on financial and investigative accounting typically focuses on the application of accounting principles and techniques in the context of investigating financial crimes, fraud, and discrepancies.

Students will learn how to analyze financial records, detect irregularities, follow money trails, and conduct forensic accounting investigations. Topics covered may include fraud examination, data analysis, internal controls, auditing procedures, litigation support, and reporting findings.

The course may also explore real-world case studies, ethical considerations, legal aspects, and the role of accountants in preventing and detecting financial misconduct. By the end of the course, students can expect to have the skills and knowledge necessary to uncover financial improprieties, interpret financial data effectively, and contribute to the resolution of financial investigations.