An intermediate course in financial accounting dealing with financial accounting theory and generally accepted accounting principles as applied to income determination and the measurement of assets and liabilities. An intermediate management accounting course focusing on the accumulation and analysis of cost information for managerial planning, control, and decision making. An examination of the principles of Canadian income taxation with emphasis on the application of the law to business situations. An introduction to the fundamental concepts of information systems in the modern business environment. An examination of business ethics and the social responsibilities of business.
Emphasis is placed upon ethical decision-making and the management of social issues.
This course serves to meet the second philosophy requirement for Business students. A study of the legal framework within which business is carried on. Topics include the law of contracts, agency, property, partnerships, corporations and bankruptcy. A marketing course designed to develop analytical and decision-making skills relevant to the formulation of an effective marketing communications strategy. The course deals with the development, implementation and evaluation of advertising, personal selling and other promotional activities.