Lectures are great; you have to do the pre lecture in order to even view the lecture so they force you to learn. There are interactive quizzes during the lectures. The in class quizzes are the worst part of the subject as they sometimes seem very random. Tip for video interview, don't stress just be natural and also try to make the room you are in look business like. Final exam; around the case study, come up with audit procedures, identify inherent risks and do audit risk model then audit opinion and why and something about audit independence.

Initially quite difficult and quizzes were pretty hard. I recommend going to your lectures and listening/noting down anything emphasised by Amanda. She doesn't emphasis concepts or nuances for fun. I also recommend doing the Audit-A-Day program during stuvac. It will consolidate your understanding. I also recommend reading the ASAs and making your own notes/flowcharts (or get a good set off here, lol). Overall, because of her end of sem program, it kept me studying and provided a good basis for me to make my notes and understand what areas I sucked at. As a result, the final exam was a piece of cake.

The weekly quizzes can be difficult to always do well in. Probably need to review the material in depth beforehand. Once you get your head around everything it's not too bad.

A pretty challenging course as you need to have strong background in financial accounting (accounting policies). Also, without any practical experience, it's difficult to understand what an auditor may do in this or that situation.

A very interesting subject with lots of theories surrounding Auditing world. To be able to do well in quizzes and exams, make sure you attend lectures and tutorials, watch Amanda's videos, and read through the books for highlights and practical examples.

Amanda (the lecturer) is an absolute legend - if you attend all your lectures and tutorials, you'll have no issues with this subject!