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Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination (Graduate Certificate) Other Degree Requirements

Certificate

The Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination certificate will provide students with an opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge of auditing, forensic accounting, and the detection and prevention of fraud. Students will apply forensic accounting techniques to support the detection and prevention of fraudulent activity within an organization through financial analysis. Students will learn how to conduct legal and ethical investigations and properly report identified fraud. Specifically, students will gain skills and experience in fraud prevention and detecting, risk management, ethical conduct, legal knowledge, and communications. This certificate covers content that is included in the Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) certification exam but does not lead to CFE certification.

The Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination (Graduate Certificate) program contains 10 identified courses across 2 requirement categories. The prerequisite data currently includes 12 known course relationships.

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Requirement Groups

Structured catalog requirement categories, credit thresholds, and nested course rules.

Foundation Courses

Credits not specified

Complete all of the following

Accounting Foundation Courses
Credits not specified
- Complete all of the following
  Complete catalog rule text
  Complete:
  Credits not specified
  - ACC 610: Financial Reporting I
    3 Credits
  - ACC 620: Financial Reporting II
    3 Credits
  - ACC 630: Financial Reporting III
    3 Credits
  - TAX 650: Federal Taxation of Individuals
    3 Credits
Business Foundation Courses
Credits not specified
- Complete all of the following
  Complete catalog rule text
  Complete:
  Credits not specified
  - MBA 500: Building Business Leaders
    3 Credits
  - MBA 504: Applied Business Statistics
    3 Credits

Certificate Courses

12 Total Credits

Complete all of the following

Complete all of the following
Complete catalog rule text
Complete:
Credits not specified
- ACC 640: Auditing
  3 Credits
- ACC 646: Introduction to Forensic Accounting/ Fraud Exam
  3 Credits
- ACC 691: Detection and Prevention of Fraudulent Financial Statements
  3 Credits
- ACC 692: Interview Techniques/Legal Aspects of Fraud
  3 Credits

Course Inventory

Known courses in this degree map with credits and prerequisite links from catalog data.

Courses in this degree program with known prerequisite links
Course	Title	Credits	Prerequisites
ACC 640	Auditing	3	None listed
ACC 646	Introduction to Forensic Accounting/ Fraud Exam	3	None listed
ACC 691	Detection and Prevention of Fraudulent Financial Statements	3	ACC 646 — Introduction to Forensic Accounting/ Fraud Exam
ACC 692	Interview Techniques/Legal Aspects of Fraud	3	ACC 646 — Introduction to Forensic Accounting/ Fraud Exam ACC 691 — Detection and Prevention of Fraudulent Financial Statements
ACC 610	Financial Reporting I	3	MBA 500 — Building Business Leaders MBA 504 — Applied Business Statistics
ACC 620	Financial Reporting II	3	MBA 500 — Building Business Leaders MBA 504 — Applied Business Statistics ACC 610 — Financial Reporting I
ACC 630	Financial Reporting III	3	ACC 610 — Financial Reporting I ACC 620 — Financial Reporting II MBA 500 — Building Business Leaders MBA 504 — Applied Business Statistics
TAX 650	Federal Taxation of Individuals	3	None listed
MBA 500	Building Business Leaders	3	None listed
MBA 504	Applied Business Statistics	3	None listed