I started the day by brainstorming ways to incorporate the audit procedure into the system. I plan to make the procedure easily accessible and avoid the need to input it repeatedly. The general audit procedures will be the same for every audit task, but the specific procedural steps will differ depending on the task, as the scope of coverage varies. During the enhancement process, I faced some difficulty in making this new feature work properly, and I feel that it is not as efficient as it could be. Therefore, I will continue improving the system.
I was also exposed to the audit procedures and work processes required to audit land endowment (transfer of property ownership), and I used this as input for the procedures in the system. In addition, I was provided with the Undang-undang Negeri Terengganu Enakmen 1/2016 Enakmen Wakaf (Terengganu) 2016 and the Peraturan-peraturan Pendaftaran Wakaf (Terengganu) 2019 to gain a deeper understanding of the audit procedures and the aspects that need to be reviewed during the audit process.
From today’s work, I realized that integrating audit procedures into a system is more complex than expected, especially when trying to balance between functionality and efficiency. The challenges I faced in developing the new feature helped me understand the importance of proper system design and planning before implementation. In addition, being exposed to real audit procedures, particularly in land endowment, gave me a clearer understanding of how theoretical knowledge is applied in a real working environment. It also improved my awareness of the legal aspects involved, such as the relevant enactments and regulations. Overall, this experience has enhanced both my technical skills and my understanding of audit processes, and I am motivated to continue improving the system to make it more efficient and practical for users.

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