During the evaluation of controls over a major application development project, the MOST effective use of an IS auditor's time would be to review and evaluate:
Reviewing and evaluating project plans is the most effective use of an IS auditor's time when assessing controls over a major application development project. Project plans outline the overall strategy, objectives, timelines, resources, and milestones of the project. By examining project plans, the auditor can gain insight into the project's governance structure, risk management practices, and control mechanisms.
Acceptance testing is a critical phase in the application development lifecycle where the application is tested to ensure it meets the business requirements and is ready for deployment.
cceptance testing is the most effective use of the IS auditor’s time because it directly evaluates whether the application satisfies the business requirements and is ready for operational deployment, which is the ultimate goal of the project.
Acceptance testing is a critical stage in application development that verifies whether the application meets its intended requirements and functions correctly. Reviewing acceptance testing allows the IS auditor to confirm that the final product aligns with user requirements and specifications. This is a key control for ensuring application quality, functionality, and readiness for production, making it the most effective focus for an IS auditor’s time.
The project plan shows the overall progress, resource allocation, risk management, etc., and provides important information for judging the effectiveness of controls. Although application test cases are also important, the evaluation of the project plan is more effective in understanding the progress and control of the entire project.
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The question is about evaluation of controls that would be used to audit the system and not an evaluation of the system being developed.
So in essence, adequacy of the controls.
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Reviewing and evaluating project plans allows the IS auditor to assess the overall structure and organization of the application development project. It provides insights into the project's scope, objectives, timeline, resource allocation, and management approach. By examining the project plans, the IS auditor can identify potential risks, gaps, or deficiencies in project management practices that could impact the success of the project
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