This course examines the factors that create and guide the Canadian economy. Government monetary, fiscal and international economic policies, national income, employment and prices, are all discussed. As the foundation for all subsequent accounting courses, this introductory course provides thorough coverage of the basic concepts of financial accounting, with an emphasis on the nature of the assumptions underlying the conventional measurement techniques and reporting procedures. Accounting 2 Managerial accounting involves collecting data for, and proposing internal reports of operating results to managers as well as analyses for business decisions. Cost concepts, decision making and a variety of accounting controls are studied.
Students use several problem solving methods to deal with real-life case studies.
2 TOP 1241 Operations Management Selling products and services are the reasons for being in business. This course addresses the design, operation and service of production and distribution systems. Managerial Skills Development Developing skills to lead effectively is essential to all managers. This course uses simulated managerial role playing to address real-life situations. Students prepare for the job market in these three modules.