2011 CCSA EXAMETRIX Pocket Notes for the control self assessment exam

Control Self-Assessment (CSA) is an alternative to the typical internal audit. Instead of conducting audits via tests and observations, the auditor facilitates a process whereby the managers and employees of a business function perform an examination of the function's own business processes. The Certification in Control Self-Assessment (CCSA) is a specialty certification program designed primarily for practitioners of control self-assessment. The one-part CCSA exam has 125 multiple-choice questions covering: 1. CSA Fundamentals 2. CSA Program Integration 3. Elements of the CSA Process 4. Business Objectives/Organizational Performance 5. Risk Identification and Assessment 6. Control Theory and Application You may choose to take this specialty exam as credit for Part IV of the CIA exam. The CCSA exam is comprehensive. One has to go through a lot of readings for learning the various exam topics. This Exametrix Pocket Notes condenses most necessary facts found in the exam into an easy-to-carry pocket guide. A quick, portable study tool designed to be quick, convenient and less overwhelming. Also a great tool to use for last-minute cramming.