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McKeever CCSA Study System, 2nd EditionJohn J. McKeever, CCSA, CQA, CFE, CPC, CBM 2009, Pleier Corporation
CONTENTS
Course Overview
The Certification in Control Self-Assessment (CCSA) is a specialty certificationprogram offered by The Institute of Internal Auditors (The IIA). It is designed for allpractitioners of Control Self-Assessment (CSA) not only internal auditors. Gainingthe required knowledge of areas such as risk and control models - often consideredthe realm of auditors only - exposes CSA practitioners from all backgrounds to theconcepts that are vital in effectively using CSA to help clients achieve their objectives.
At the end of this module, the participant will:
understand about the IIA CCSA Exam
understand about McKeever CCSA Study System
learn how to Study for the CCSA Exam
be more comfortable addressing the CCSA exam questions
Domain 1 - CSA Fundamentals
The objective of this module is to better prepare the participant to pass the Certificationin Control Self-Assessment examination by discussing and analyzing the technicaldimensions of this domain and discussing techniques to best manage multiple-choicequestions about CSA including.
At the end of this module, the participant will understand about CSA and:
Code of Ethics
Ownership and accountability for control Reliance on operational expertise
Comparison to traditional techniques of risk and control evaluation
Control awareness and education
Cooperation, participation, and partnership
Domain 2 - CSA Program Integration
The objective of this module is to better prepare the participant to pass the Certificationin Control Self-Assessment examination by discussing and analyzing the technicaldimensions of this domain and discussing techniques to best manage multiple choice-questions. this domain and discussing techniques to best manage multiple-choicequestions about CSA.
At the end of this module, the participant will understand about CSA and:
Alternative approaches to CSA
Cost / benefit analysis for implementation of the CSA process
Strategic CSA program planning methodologies or techniques, including resourceallocation
Organizational theory and behavior
Change management and business process reengineering
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Presentation techniques for successful integration
Client feedback mechanisms (e.g. interviews, surveys)
Domain 3 - Elements o f the CSA Process
The objective of this module is to better prepare the participant to pass the Certificationin Control Self-Assessment examination by discussing and analyzing the technical
dimensions of this domain and discussing techniques to best manage multiple choice-questions. this domain and discussing techniques to best manage multiple-choicequestions about the Elements of the CSA Process.
At the end of this module, the participant will understand about CSA and:
Management's priorities and concerns
Project and logistics management
Business objectives, processes, challenges, and threats for the area under review
Resource identification and allocation of participants and CSA team
Culture of area under review
Question development techniques
Technology supporting the CSA process
Facilitation techniques and tools
Group dynamics
Fraud awareness
Evaluation / analytical tools and techniques
Formulating recommendations or actions plans
Nature of evidence
Reporting techniques and considerations
Motivational techniques
Monitoring, tracking, and follow-up techniques
Awareness of legal, regulatory, and ethical considerations
Domain 4: Business Objectives & Organizational Performance
The objective of this module is to better prepare the participant to pass the Certificationin Control Self-Assessment examination by discussing and analyzing the technicaldimensions of this domain and discussing techniques to best manage multiple-choicequestions.
At the end of this module, the participant will understand about CSA and:
Strategic and operational planning processes
Objective setting, including alignment to the organization's mission and values
Performance measures
Performance management Data collection and validation techniques
Domain 5 Risk Identification & Assessment
The objective of this module is to better prepare the participant to pass the Certificationin Control Self-Assessment examination by discussing and analyzing the technicaldimensions of this domain and discussing techniques to best manage multiple-choicequestions.
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At the end of this module, the participant will understand about CSA and:
Risk Theory
Risk models / frameworks
Risk management techniques / cost-benefit analysis
Using CSA in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
Domain 6 - Control Theory and Application
The objective of this module is to better prepare the participant to pass the Certificationin Control Self-Assessment examination by discussing and analyzing the technicaldimensions of this domain and discussing techniques to best manage multiple-choicequestions.
At the end of this module, the participant will understand about CSA and:
Corporate governance, control theory, and models
Methods for judging and communicating the overall effectiveness of the system ofinternal control
Relationship between informal and formal controls
Techniques for evaluating formal controls
Techniques for evaluating informal controls and control environments
Control documentation techniques
Control design and application
Techniques for determining control history for the organization
Suggested References
Lists 17 additional references you might consider if you need a more in-depth studyof any the topics discussed in any domain
Appendix
Increase the accuracy of the answers to questionnaires Increase the rate of return Sampling What Auditors Need To Know about Sampling Code of Ethics
Appl ication Questions
Over 160 application questions (numerous others in each module)
Appl ication Questions, Answers & Explanat ions
Answers to the over 160 application questions with explanations how to determinethe "best answer" if you see this type question on the CCSA Examination