Weber, Ron creator text Upper Saddle RiverUS Prentice Hall 1999 monographic xxiv, 1013, 14 p. Presents four objectives of information systems auditing namely: asset safeguarding; data integrity; system effectiveness; and, system efficiency. Focuses on the controls which organizations must use to help achieve these objectives and on audit procedures which can be employed to assess the overall reliability of a computer-based information system. Includes topics such as: data resource management controls; quality assurance management controls; input controls; database controls; audit software; performance measurement tools; evaluating system effectiveness; and, managing the information systems audit function. 1/24/01 TESSA_H LRC 19.01.05 W375