ACC 925 Introductory Financial Accounting (3 Units)

Examine generally accepted accounting principles, the transaction cycle, financial statements and the balance sheet.

Prerequisite: Basic Bookkeeping or equivalent (recommended)
Instructors: Carol Tristani

ACC 926 Intermediate Financial Accounting I (3 Units)

Study the reporting environment, accounting process and asset valuation issues. Special topics include accounting for changes, errors and prior period adjustments.

Prerequisite: Introductory Financial Accounting or equivalent
Instructors: Helen Montoux, Lorraine Cipparrone

ACC 927 Intermediate Financial Accounting II (3 Units)

Examine current financial reporting requirements and practices for liabilities and shareholders’ equity, concentrating on the theoretical application and highlighting of other regulatory requirements.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Financial Accounting I or equivalent
Instructors: Jeffrey O’Leary, Claire St. Pierre, Patricia Zima

ACC 928 Introductory Management Accounting (3 Units)

Study managerial and cost accounting issues as a framework for approaching contemporary cost problems.

Prerequisite: Introductory Financial Accounting or equivalent
Instructors: Michael Michalski, Nancy Martini

ACC 929 Intermediate Management Accounting (3 Units)

Build on the concepts of cost accumulation and allocation. Examine cost-volume-profit analysis and capital budgeting.

Prerequisite: Introductory Financial Accounting + Introductory Management Accounting or equivalent
Instructors: Jeffrey O’Leary, Dom Cianflone, Michael Michalski

ACC 930 Advanced Management Accounting (3 Units)

Building on models presented in Intermediate Management Accounting, study how systems and information are structured for managerial planning, decision making and evaluation.

Prerequisite: Introductory Financial Accounting + Intermediate Management Accounting or equivalent
Instructors: Glenn Skrubbletrang

ACC 931 Auditing (3 Units)

Explore procedures involved in auditing internal corporate functions and services. Emphasis is placed on audit, evidence gathering, internal control and statistical sampling.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Financial Accounting II + Introductory Management Accounting + Management Information Systems or equivalent
Instructors: Greg Caers

ACC 932 Management Information Systems (3 Units)

Explore system analysis, design and implementation with reference to the relationship between system management and organizational development.

Instructors: Lorraine Cipparrone

ACC 933 Financial Management (3 Units)

Study asset and equity management with a focus on working capital levels, capital structure and distribution of profits.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Financial Accounting II + Intermediate Management Accounting or equivalent
Instructors: Frank Tristani

ACC 934 Advanced Financial Accounting (3 Units)

This course deals with more advanced topics in financial accounting and reporting with an emphasis on business combinations and foreign currency transactions and translation. Accounting for non-profit sector organizations will also be examined with emphasis on financial reporting issues and objectives, financial statement disclosures and fund accounting.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Financial Accounting I or equivalent
Instructors: Carol Tristani

ACC 937 Taxation I (3 Units)

Examine the theory and application of the Income Tax Act as it relates to both individuals and corporations.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Financial Accounting II or equivalent
Instructors: Christine Cooke, Claire St. Pierre

ACC 938 Taxation II (3 Units)

Continue to examine the theory and application of the Income Tax Act as it relates to corporations.

Prerequisite: Taxation I or equivalent
Instructors: Jamie Liddicoat, Christine Cooke

ACC 818 Economics (3 Units)

Understand economics, including the basic principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics. Some knowledge of graphs and equations is required. *ACC 829 – Preparatory Mathematics is recommended as a pre-requisite to this course.

Instructors: Jason Dean, Jeffrey O’Leary

ACC 829 Preparatory Mathematics (1.5 Units)

This course is intended to provide students with a thorough review and strong understanding of the fundamental mathematical concepts, theories and their application, as needed for various CCE diploma and certificate programs. Students will review and become proficient with the basic mathematical principles and skills commonly found in a business environment and reinforced in numerous courses at CCE. The application of these concepts and skills to business, economics and statistics is emphasized throughout the course.

Instructors: Helen Montoux

ACC 830 Basic Bookkeeping (1.5 Units)

Review fundamental bookkeeping principles and skills associated with a senior high school-level understanding of bookkeeping.

Instructors: Helen Montoux

ACC 855 Business Statistics (3 Units)

Understand statistical techniques commonly used in solving business problems and understanding market research. *ACC 829 – Preparatory Mathematics is recommended as a pre-requisite to this course.

Instructors: Jeffrey O’Leary

ACC 920 Effective Communication (3 Units)

Develop critical thinking, research, writing, editing, and presentation skills. Learn strategies for writing effective business summaries and reports. Explore the tools and techniques for successfully preparing for and writing examinations.
Antirequisite: BUS 850 Business Communications (3 Units)

Instructors: Jason Wong

BUS 436 Business Law (3 Units)

Gain insight on legal topics that accountants and general business managers encounter to recognize where legal problems exist and what avenues are open to resolve them.

Instructors: Craig Stephenson

BUS 825 Business Foundations (3 Units)

Study business in a Canadian context, including finance, personnel, marketing, operations and general management.

Instructors: Jeffrey O’Leary, Jeff May

BUS 852 Business Strategy (3 Units)

Gain practical training in setting goals and objectives for organizations and in creating business strategies and plans.

Prerequisite: Business Foundations
Instructors: John Nashid

HRM 821 Organizational Behaviour (3 Units)

Explore human behaviour through influences that affect productivity, efficiency and organizational effectiveness through group work and case material. Case study group project, no final exam. The online course includes 3 synchronous webinars.

Instructors: Heather Pollex, Kathryn Leistner, Paul Maher