Undergraduate
Business 1013 - Financial Accounting 1
Introduction to financial statements from both the preparer's and the user's perspectives. Students learn how to prepare, read and analyze the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement. Students will also learn how financial accounting supports organizational decision making.
Undergraduate
Business 1703 - Introduction to Business
Introduces students to various structures of business, industry, and organizations, the influence of external factors on organizations, the interrelationship with society, the functional areas of business, and the role of managers. This is done from a historical perspective, understanding how business and our market system have developed over time, and how philosophies and ideologies have influenced businesses development.
Undergraduate
Business 2033 - Financial Accounting 2
A continuation of the study of introductory financial accounting from both the preparer's and user's perspectives. Students study financial accounting concepts, methods, standards and techniques. Topical coverage includes cash and internal control, receivables, inventories, capital assets, current and long term liabilities, shareholders' equity, and financial statement analysis.
Undergraduate
Business 2223 - Fundamentals of Finance 1
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 will focus on the basic concepts of securities markets, financial analysis, cost-benefit analysis and decision-making under conditions of uncertainty.
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.