Business Management
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Course Description
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Core Courses:
Graduate will work with management team. Working towards business needs analysis, identify business opportunities, and prepare business plans. Also graduates will able to analyzing the production, making financial decisions and related cost to create the most cost effective business strategies.
Admission Requirement:
- 12 OSSD/High School Graduate or Mature Student Status (18 years of age)
- Successful completion of entrance test
- Admissions interview
Job opportunities:
Administrative officer
Office administrator
Office manager
Human resource manager
Forms management officer
Office services coordinator
Planning officer etc.
Canadian Business: Business fundamentals and business environment. Role of government and different forms of business ownership
Computer Application: Use of internet, MS word, MS power point and MS excel to analysis, writing and presenting various business reports
Business Law I: Introduction to legal system, contract law, law of tort, different forms of business organization
Marketing: Understanding buyers and market, target marketing, marketing mix and the 4 P’s, and different method of marketing
Human Resources: Planning, recruitment and selection of employees. Orientation and training. Pay plans, benefits and services for employees. Building effective employee-employer relationships; and global issues in Human Resource Management.
Financial Accounting I: Accounting and business environment, recording of business transactions and measuring business Income. The Adjusting process and completing accounting cycle.
Financial Accounting II: Merchandising Operations and preparing financial statements of the merchandisers. Merchandise Inventory, inventory costing methods, accounting information system. Internal Control , managing cash, and making ethical Judgement.
Financial Accounting III : Capital assets, Intangible assets and related expenses. Current and long term liabilities. Accounting for partnership and corporation organization. Accounting for bonds and long term note payable. Reporting and analyzing cash flow
Corporate Financing I : Financial analysis and forecasting. Operating and financial leverage, working capital and financial decisions.
Software Application: Application of accounting software (Quick books and Sage 50), preparing financial statements, creating receipts and purchase orders, bank reconciliation, finance charges, account payable and account receivable
Introduction to Entrepreneurship: Business plans, evaluation of business opportunities, buying or franchising a business. Financing a small business, small business management and managing future growth.
Payroll Fundamental: Accounting for payroll, payroll deduction, remitting source deductions, termination and commission payments, employer payroll cost, employee fringe benefits, complete a record of employment.
Information System: Hardware and software system, database, data centres and business intelligence. Telecommunication and network. The Internet, web, intranet, and extranet. Enterprise system, information and decision support systems. Knowledge Management . System Development including Investigation and analysis, design, implementation and maintenance.
Professional Pathway: Professional image, professional communication and ethical behaviour.
Employment Strategies: Personality development and job search. Preparation of resume and interview