| ACC103 | Pre-Business Accounting I | Online | Online | Online |
| | This course introduces financial accounting and how it serves the needs of the business community. Students learn to identify the users of accounting information as well as financial accounting principles and concepts. Most importantly, students will learn how to analyze and record accounting information throughout the accounting cycle as well as how to prepare and analyze financial statements. Throughout the various topical areas students will learn, discuss and apply ethics, social responsibility and sustainability as they relate to the financial accounting process. |
| BAM107 | Business Foundations I | Online | Online | Online |
| | This course is designed to provide students with an introduction to the Canadian business environment, business issues and functions, and the major forces at work in the global economy. It provides students with a perspective of business firms as integrated organizations composed of a number of specialized functions. |
COM101 or
COM111 | Communicating Across Contexts or
Communicating Across Contexts (Enriched) | Hybrid
Online
In-person | Hybrid
Online
In-person | Hybrid
Online
In-person |
| | COM101: This course introduces students to the core concepts of communication. Students will cultivate an awareness of these concepts by analyzing how they are used in a variety of texts and contexts, and they will apply these concepts strategically in their own writing. Through a variety of writing tasks centred on these core concepts of communication, students will develop the transferrable reading and writing skills essential for success in their post-secondary studies, workplaces, and communities. COM111: This course introduces students to the core concepts of communication. Students will cultivate an awareness of these concepts by analyzing how they are used in a variety of texts and contexts, and they will apply these concepts strategically in their own writing. Through a variety of writing tasks centred on these core concepts of communication, students will develop the transferrable reading and writing skills essential for success in their post-secondary studies, workplaces, and communities. COM111 is six hours per week in order to offer students extra language and reading support. |
| MBF100 | Mathematics of Business and Finance | Online | Online | Online |
| | This course provides students with the fundamentals of mathematics of business and finance. Following the introduction of concepts of present and percent change, simple and compound interest rates will be discussed. Compound interest rates will be applied to the study of annuities. Students will also learn important models of business mathematics, such as currency conversion, trade discounts, markups and markdowns, break-even and cost-volume-analysis. |
| MRK113 | Introduction to Marketing I | Online | Online | Online |
| | This course introduces students to the fundamental marketing concepts used by profit-oriented business organizations to satisfy final consumers. Marketing is an approach to business that puts the customer at the centre of its activities and focuses on satisfying customer needs and wants to meet the demands of the marketplace. |
| SMS113 | Business Computer Applications I | Online | Online | Online |
| | Communicating and managing information is necessary in all aspects of business. Students are introduced to Microsoft Office Suite software, best practices in file management, presentation software, and the collaborative functionality of Outlook. Students develop knowledge of the various practices and the skills to create, manage, and present information using the tool as well as utilize the tool for collaboration. This subject will provide the foundation and be a pre-requisite for Business Computer Applications II. |
