Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Kenneth G. Yormark. B.A., City University of New York. Professor Yormark is a managing director for K2 Intelligence, an industry-leading investigative, compliance, and cyber defense services firm, where he leads the U.S.-based forensic accounting team.
Accounting and Business Law. In today’s data-driven world, accounting information significantly influences decisions made by management teams and the behavior of investors, creditors, policymakers, consumers, supply chain partners, and employees.
For Georgetown University, McGrath has taught undergraduate courses in accounting and principles of investment. McGrath has also served as an Academic Advisor for the Finance and Forensic Accounting Programs in Georgetown’s Center for Continuing and Professional Education.
Course Description . This class covers the process for conducting forensic examinations. Typically forensic examiners will either serve as consultants to attorneys or as expert witnesses. This class will prepare the student for conducting a forensic examination in either role. Course topics include:
Compare and contrast the roles of the computer forensic specialist and the forensic accountant in a digital fraud case. Understand computer forensic crime scene procedures. Apply specific digital forensic models to analyze digital media.
Certificate in Forensic Accounting. James Dalkin. « Faculty. James R Dalkin is a lecturer in accounting and finance and co-creator of the Masters of Professional Studies in Real Estate program at Georgetown University. In 2010 Mr. Dalkin was appointed a member of the Auditing Standards Board (ASB).
The accounting major helps students learn the best ways to measure an organization’s financial and non-financial activities and how to use this information to make data-driven decisions. MSB’s accounting graduates have been ranked as having the highest earning potential among accounting graduates from all U.S. business schools.
