Undergraduate
Business 2233 - Fundamentals of Finance 2
A combination of lectures, problem-solving, case studies, group discussions, current events and field research are used to introduce students to the theory and practice of corporate finance. The course continues on from the Fundamentals of Finance 1 course to further explore financial decision-making under conditions of uncertainty and the risk-return trade-off in corporate finance.
Undergraduate
Business 2423 - Marketing Principles
The basic concepts and principles of marketing as practiced by organizations. The intent is to provide students with an understanding of how the marketing function fits within the overall structure of the organization and how it contributes to achieving the organization's mission. Areas include the marketing environment, marketing research, consumer behaviour, the marketing mix (4P's), segmentation, targeting, positions, and marketing strategy.
Undergraduate
Business 2433 - Marketing Strategy
A continuation of BUSI 2423 with an emphasis on the application of basic concepts and theories to a variety of marketing issues. The intent of this course is to provide students with a deeper understanding of the process of formulation, implementation, and management of marketing strategy. Using the case study method, students will gain experience in analysis and decision-making skills.
Undergraduate
Business 2513 - Operations Management
A general management approach to the fundamental aspects of manufacturing and service operations. Decision making in the areas of process selection, capacity analysis, layout, planning and scheduling, job design, quality and inventory control.
Undergraduate
Business 2733 - Organizational Behaviour 1
This course examines the behaviour of individuals and groups in organizational settings; the effects of personality, perception, learning and motivation on individual performance; the interaction between individual determinants of behaviour and group dynamics.
Undergraduate
Business 2743 - Organizational Theory
This course examines current theory and research on the design and behaviour of effective organizations. It focuses on developing in students an understanding of mainstream and alternatives theories of organizational and economics theories of the firm.
Undergraduate
Business 2803 - Business Technology Management
An examination of the general principles of information technology and current technologies. Emphasis is on managing technology, and the government's effort to develop standards and current industry policies. The management of technology is explored as a means of improving management and practice and creating strategic competitive advantage. The restructuring of organizations to accommodate these new technologies is also explored.
Undergraduate
Business 3063 - Business Analytics Modeling
An introduction to the use of mathematical modeling to support managerial decision making. Modeling techniques covered include linear programming, regression analysis, time series forecasting and simulation. Spreadsheet software is used as the analytic platform for developing models.
Undergraduate
Business 3083 - Intermediate Accounting 2
This course builds on the concepts in BUSI 3073 and deals with liabilities, recognition, measurement and disclosure, shareholders' equity and special topics including corporate income tax and leases. The CPA Canada Handbook will be used.