Type of Credit: Elective
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This course is actively planned by the department's office, in collaboration with four well-known international large accounting firms in Taiwan. It provides guidance and arrangements for students taking auditing-related courses in our department to undergo on-site training and participate in audit work at these firms. This not only establishes a valuable platform for industry-academic cooperation but also helps eliminate the gap between academic learning and practical application for graduating students.
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Interning students are required to submit written reports according to the regulations set by the instructor. The content should include training experiences, job responsibilities, characteristics of audited clients, achievements, reflections, etc. Additionally, an "Integrated Seminar" will be held in the previous semester's auditing course (with timing to be separately arranged), where group presentations will be conducted for individual firms. Based on the principle of client confidentiality, only the respective firm will be invited to attend that session.
Grades are categorized as either 'Pass' or 'Fail'. The internship firm will provide initial scores and comments, and the instructor will then assign the final grades submitted to the school. Evaluation criteria for the internship may include exams, fieldwork, class participation, attendance, and work attitude.
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