Organizational Behaviour BADA 1001 Through an examination of the workplace, students will describe the role that workers' interactions play in creating an effective organization. Areas explored will include the nature of organizations, teamwork, group dynamics, leadership styles, organizational communication, power and status., and conflict resolution. This course deals primarily with the major macroeconomic problems facing Canada and Canadians today, and the policy choices confronting government in dealing with these issues. Topics include economic goals and performance measurement, inflation, unemployment, fiscal and monetary policy, public debt, international trade and foreign exchange markets. This course focuses on the asset side of the balance sheet.
Content includes current assets, capital assets, leases, and long-term investments.
This course is the first half of a two-semester sequence. The language of finance flows logically from accounting, building upon the concepts of ratio analysis and financial statement interpretation, as well as the compilation of statistical data. The course is an introduction to finance, exposing the student to the application of management theories and procedures related to financial data analyses, financial forecasting, working capital management and capital markets. This course is designed to provide the student with an overview of the Canadian income tax system. Focus is placed on fundamental taxation concepts, the legislative intent of tax rules, and the economic substance underlying business and investment activities.