This course introduces the use of accounting information by managers within organizations. It explores how accounting can assist management in planning, decision-making, and performance evaluation. The course covers both qualitative and quantitative information, focusing on how they support decision-making.

Key Objectives:

• Understand the types of accounting information managers need.

• Examine managerial accounting methodologies and develop related analytical and procedural skills.

• Prepare accounting reports that are useful for management planning, control, and decision-making.

• Recognize the limitations of managerial accounting information.

Important Notes:

Students who have completed COMM 2102 or MGMT 1102 (MGMT 2102) cannot receive credit for COMM 1102. Prerequisites: COMM 1101 or MGMT 1101 Cross-Listing: MGMT 1102.03

COURSE CODE

COURSE NAME

COMM 1060 

Introductory Statistics for Science and Health Sciences

COMM 1101 

Introductory Accounting I (Financial)

COMM 1503 

Introduction to Quantitative Decision Making

COMM 2202 

Finance I

COMM 2203 

Finance II

COMM 2303 

Introduction to Organizational Behaviour

COMM 2401 

Introduction to Marketing

COMM 2501 

Statistics for Business

COMM 2603 

Legal Aspects of Business

COMM 3105 

Intermediate Financial Accounting I

COMM 3111 

Intermediate Financial Accounting II

COMM 3116 

Cost Management

COMM 3203 

Financial Institutions

COMM 3206 

Investment and Money Management

COMM 4240 

Advanced Corporate Finance

COMM 4402 

Derivatives

ECON 1101 

Principles of Microeconomics

ECON 1102 

Principles of Macroeconomics

ECON 2200 

Intermediate Microeconomics

ECON 3338 

Econometrics I

ECON 4440 

Time Series in Economics