The course describes about the overall view of the subject. You have to go far long to gain practical knowledge... Its a more general course

Interesting, but I was hoping for something more detailed, technical, and in depth. This was really an intro class

The course is Awesome but the quiz is nerve recking took me almost 2 days to complete to keep redoing the quiz

Pretty good but not reach enough. it does not offer any practical quantitative methods to catch frauds.

1. Should make the course a little more detailed.

2. Should provide more material for the course.

Good for those who want's to have a basic knowledge of forensic accounting and fraud examination.

The course was neither thoroughly explained nor practically taught. Very disappointed!!

This is good as a beginner's course only, does not go into details on advanced topics

Has some solid information but is really lacking without the accompanying text.

Se siente como un infocomercial. It feels like a commercial.

Can be more diagrammatically represented

It was fantastic and helpful course

Good introduction into the Topic.

very well structured

Kinda superficial...

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Lectures are excellent -- clear presentation from three professors with great sound -- easy to understand. Video of interviews from people who are convicted of fraud are fascinating. However, in an attempt to make the testing portion appropriately challenging and less open to cheating the multiple choice questions can be really obscure or oversimplified to the point of being wrong.

I'm disappointed in the online discussions -- NOT the fault of the course -- they seem to be improving their accounting knowledge while working full time and English is a second language so there isn't much posting, there's very little dialogue between students. I do appreciate Vincenzo Ferri's role as monitor -- it helps connect us.

Too qualitative, too much theory, narrative.

Needs more specific examples of how numbers are manipulated for e.g. in financial statement fraud. Perhaps show real data on how outlier transactions are spotted.

The course only provides a theoretical introduction, it would be good it courses introduce practical techniques and analysis methods, only then can they become truly useful for students.

Really, you can substitute the course with googling: "fraud motvation models", "benford's law" and "fraud demografics". That would be much faster and less tedious.

Plenty of useful information. However, the whole course was based mostly on theory with case studies, and did not offer any practical and/or technical skills.

Most garbage and horrible course I have taken by far for accounting so far. The course has too many videos and the information is too repetitive and I got very bored. My enthusiasm was killed in week 2. The final part is 60 questions and it was shocking and disappointing. The final exam should not have 60 questions because I find that ridiculous and that it is too much and I unrolled this course as soon as I saw how many questions on the final for week 5. Execution is the worst thing I have saw by far. This course is so disappointing and could have been better. I give this course a 1 star out of 5. I wish I could rate this course a 0 out of 5 stars because really this course was seriously boring and depressing.

The quiz questions where absolutely terribly phrased and the course lacked actual technical knowledge. It was too broad, lacked actual investigative part and had too big of an emphasis on theories and history.

I was sent mail initially stating i will get certificate free of cost. when i completed, i am being asked to pay. I dont have zero grade to rate.

exam questions are designed for raw facts instead of critical thinking and resoning. Sorry maybe its my poor english. Regards.