TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE1.1 INTRODUCTION1.2 Background of the Study1.3 Statement of the Problem1.4 Objectives of the study1.5 Research Questions1.6 Hypothesis of the Study1.7 Significance of the Study1.8 Scope and Limitation of the Study1.9 Delimitations of the Study1.10 Organization of the StudyCHAPTER TWOLITERATURE REVIEW2.2 Conceptual Definition2.2.1 Information Technology2.2.2 Information2.2.3 Computer2.2.4 …
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TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE1.1 INTRODUCTION1.2 Background of the Study1.3 Statement of the Problem1.4 Objectives of the study1.5 Research Questions1.6 Hypothesis of the Study1.7 Significance of the Study1.8 Scope and Limitation of the Study1.9 Delimitations of the Study1.10 Organization of the StudyCHAPTER TWOLITERATURE REVIEW2.2 Conceptual Definition2.2.1 Information Technology2.2.2 Information2.2.3 Computer2.2.4 EDI2.2.5 Computer Literacy2.2.6 Internet2.2.7 Internal Auditing2.2.8 Effectiveness2.3 Theoretical Literature Review2.3.1 Historical perspective on IT and Internal audit function2.3.2 Computerized Information System (CIS)/IT Environment2.3.3 Audit Approaches2.3.4 Internal Auditor and IT Development Challenges2.3.5 The Effect of Improved Network and EDI on the Auditors2.3.6 Audit Technology and the Use of CAATS2.3.7 Competence of Auditors2.3.8 Computer Specialist as an Auditor2.3.9 Impact of IT on Internal Auditing Functions2.3.9.1 Cooperate Governance2.3.9.2 Risk Management2.3.9.3 Fraud Detection and Prevention2.4 Empirical Literature Review2.5 Conceptual Framework for studying the problem2.6 Synthesis and Research Gap2.7 SummaryCHAPTER THREERESEARCH METHODOLOGY3.1 Introduction (Overview)3.2 Research Design3.3 Research Strategies3.4 Area of Study or Survey3.5 Target Population3.6 Sample Size3.7 Sampling Methodologies3.7.1 Sampling Technique3.7.2 Purposive Sampling3.8 Method of Data Collection3.8.1 Interviews in Research3.8.2 Documentary Review3.8.3 Questionnaires in Research3.9 Data Analysis and Presentation3.10 Reliability and Validity3.10.1 Data Reliability3.10.2 Data Validity3.11Expected Results of the StudyReference
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