CSI - U4L2 - The Auditor

What is the primary purpose of an audit?

• To punish companies for non-compliance

• To evaluate compliance with regulations and standards

• To increase company profits

• To reduce the number of employees

Which type of audit involves evaluating a company's tax documents?

• Tax audit

• Process audit

• Software audit

• System audit

Why might a software audit not be completed for every project?

• Due to lack of interest from the company

• Because audits are unnecessary

• Due to budget constraints and time limitations

• Because all software is inherently compliant

Who can perform an audit?

• Only the company's CEO

• Only internal QA teams

• Only external QA teams

• Both internal and external QA teams

What is an advantage of having an external QA team conduct an audit?

• They are more familiar with the company

• They work faster than internal teams

• They provide an impartial and unbiased audit

• They are cheaper than internal teams

What is the first phase in carrying out a software audit?

• Audit Execution

• Audit Follow-Up

• Audit Results

• Audit Plan

What should an audit plan include?

• A timeline for company expansion

• A clear objective and measurable goals

• A list of employees to be fired

• A budget for the audit

What happens during the audit execution phase?

• The audit team is disbanded

• The audit report is written

• Tests are performed and information is gathered

• The company is penalized

What is included in the audit results report?

• Details of non-compliance and recommendations

• A list of new employees

• A plan for company expansion

• A summary of company profits

What should a company do after receiving the audit results?

• Assign personnel to investigate and make changes

• Increase product prices

• Ignore the findings

• Fire the audit team