Introduces students to the Canadian income tax system, accounting procedures involved in the buying and selling of goods, establishing and operating a payroll system, and completing the accounting cycle of preparing financial statements. An introduction to advanced accounting procedures used by a variety of businesses, including management accounting and the organizational and legal differences related to proprietorships, partnerships, corporations and other entities. Students with pre-1994 credit in Biology 10 and 20 must take Biology 020 if they wish to proceed to BIO 030. This course covers the nervous system, hormones and control, reproduction and human development, cell division and classical genetics, heredity and molecular genetics, population dynamics, and populations and communities. A focus on practical communication skills required for success on the job.
Students study a novel, a modern drama and several short stories, poems, essay, and articles.
ENG 033 is an alternative course for students who do not require ENG 030, but it can be used as a prerequisite for ENG 030. An introduction to thinking and writing critically about fiction, poetry, and drama, based on a study of selected literary works. Analysis of texts through discussion and lecture. An important segment of this course deals with the application of basic modern methods in the use and acknowledgment of sources and source materials for the university term paper and general beginning research. English 20 or consent of the instructor.