Kitchen Cordon Bleu
Developed as an accessible alternative to a virtual reality experience, Kitchen Cordon Bleu is an inventory auditing simulation that I created completely from scratch in collaboration with Linda Kidwell for her Accounting 4210 course at Nova Southeastern University.
In the simulation, students take on the role of junior auditors tasked with completing a physical inventory audit of the fictional kitchenware company, Kitchen Cordon Bleu. They must review client background information, examine a random sample of boxes, complete the corresponding audit workpapers, and write recommendations for the client based on their findings.
Some of the key features include:
- 240 individual boxes
- Two modes: Basic and Advanced
- List-to-floor and floor-to-list approaches
- Interactive warehouse employees with dialogue options that unlock as students explore the warehouse and encounter new people and situations
- Narrative elements that tie together the client background information, inventory conditions, and warehouse employees
The simulation was developed using Articulate Storyline and is compatible with several screen readers, including JAWS and NVDA.
The Kitchen Cordon Bleu title screen 
Users can choose between two modes: Basic and Advanced 
There are 24 different shelf sections that can be explored. 
Users choose a box to pull down and examine. 
Users can open the box and inspect the inventory within. 
The workpapers are used for recording information about the warehouse inventory. 
Users can select from a pre-existing condition or create their own. 
The warehouse map allows users to visit several different areas of the warehouse. 
Employees can be found in certain areas of the warehouse, such as the loading dock. 
Users can speak with employees to ask questions and find out more information about the inventory and client.
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