Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Information Systems Auditing and Control] From Bowling Green State University

The information systems auditing and control (ISAC) specialization provides graduates with the knowledge and skills to assess the internal control environment of complex computer-based systems and perform sophisticated auditing techniques of those systems. As the breadth of information technology and an organization’s reliance on that technology continues to grow, the importance of protecting information and technology resources from internal and external threats grows at an even more rapid pace. This growth provides a high demand for qualified individuals with a background in ISAC. While certification as a Certified Information Systems Auditor requires work experience, graduates from this program are expected to do well on the certifying exam.

ISAC is popular as a double specialization among students specializing in accounting or management information systems (MIS). The ISAC curriculum makes MIS students more marketable on today’s environment by providing them with a background in financial accounting, accounting information systems and information technology controls. The ISAC curriculum provides accounting students with a background in MIS and internal control that enhances their marketability.