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N. Murray EdwardsAlumnus, friend, namesake

Mr. Edwards has had a long-standing relationship with the University of Saskatchewan’s business school as a student, alumnus and donor. He believes strongly in the value of a business education. Over the years, he has given back to his alma mater so students today continue to receive an outstanding business education at the University of Saskatchewan.

In June 2000, when the PotashCorp Centre addition was opened, the N. Murray Edwards Case Room was unveiled. One of several smart rooms in the centre, this case room seats 75 students, is equipped with up-to-date educational technologies and is used by faculty and students across campus.

Throughout his university years in Saskatoon, Mr. Edwards had a keen interest in investing. On October 3, 2002 he rang the official bell and the N. Murray Edwards MarketWatch went live. This stock ticker board, installed on the main floor of the PotashCorp Centre, still provides continuous stock and commodity information, bringing the business world to the halls of the business school. Faculty, staff and especially students benefit from the direct link to the investment industry.

On July 24, 2007, the University of Saskatchewan very proudly acknowledged Mr. Edwards’ continued relationship with the business school by transforming the College of Commerce to the N. Murray Edwards School of Business. Mr. Edwards’ investment in the business school allows us to gain recognition with our new brand and helps to position the business school as one of the top five in Canada.

At the University’s Spring Convocation Ceremony on June 2nd, 2011, Mr. Edwards was presented with an Honorary Doctorate of Laws degree, the highest honour the University of Saskatchewan can bestow.

Mr. Edwards continues to remain truly engaged in the activities of the business school. His $200,000 contribution to the George S. Dembroski Student-Managed Portfolio Trust during the 2011-2012 academic year allowed the fund to open with a pool of $500,000 to invest.

Not only does Mr. Edwards continue to invest in our financial future, but he also gives his time and knowledge by serving on the Edwards School of Business Dean’s Advisory Council. The students, faculty and staff of the Edwards School are grateful for Mr. Edwards’ continued support.

Name N. Murray Edwards Birthplace Regina, Saskatchewan Education Bachelor of Commerce – U of S; Bachelor of Laws – U of T Honorary Degrees LL.D. – U of S; LL.D. – U of C Occupation President/Owner, Edco Financial Holdings Ltd. Credentials Leading Investor, Managing Director and Executive Chairman

Canadian National Resources Limited Ensign Energy Services Inc Chairman and Co-owner Calgary Flames Hockey Club of National Hockey League

ATTENTION:

Edwards determines demand and permission for classes based on the information you provide in your program plan.

Take the time to thoughtfully complete your plan for Spring/Summer 2016 and the 2016/17 academic year.

We cannot guarantee access to any upper year COMM classes unless:

1) You include the classes on your plan AND 2) You receive an email to your U of S email

account in mid-February confirmingpermission for classes

3) You register in the approved classes priorto the course release date - July 8, 2016

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Student & Faculty Services Office…………………………………………………………………………………………. 3

Introduction to Program Planning .......................................................................................... 4

Completing Your Program Plan .............................................................................................. 5

Using the Program Planner Software ..................................................................................... 6

Program Information & Changes 2016/17 .............................................................................. 8

Electives in the B.Comm. Program ....................................................................................... 10

Specialized Programs ........................................................................................................... 12

Business Co-operative Education Program ............................................................................... 12

Business/Law Program .............................................................................................................. 12

Honours Program ...................................................................................................................... 13

Study Abroad Option ................................................................................................................. 13

Global Business Stream & Advanced Global Business Stream .................................................. 13

COMM Tentative Offerings by Term 16/17 & Pre/Co-requisites ........................................... 14

B.Comm. Spring/Summer Tentative Offerings 2016 ............................................................. 18

Major Requirements – 2011 Curriculum Accounting ................................................................................................................................ 19

Students accepted into the major prior to 2016 ................................................................... 20

Students accepted into the major in 2016 or later ............................................................... 22

Finance ...................................................................................................................................... 24

Human Resources ..................................................................................................................... 26

Management ............................................................................................................................. 28

Students accepted into the major prior to 2013 ................................................................... 28

Students accepted into the major in 2013 or later ............................................................... 30

Management Streams ........................................................................................................... 33

Marketing .................................................................................................................................. 34

Operations Management ......................................................................................................... 36

2011 Program Planning Work Sheet ......................................................................................... 39

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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PROGRAM PLANNING 2016/2017 – A RESOURCE GUIDE

If you are on the 2006 curriculum (you started the program prior to 2011) you will receive an email from the Edwards Student & Faculty Services Office with your program information. If you did not receive this email please contact the Office by email at [email protected] or stop by Room 185.

Students in the School prior to 2006 are advised to contact an undergraduate programs advisor for assistance.

Your resource guide for the 2016/2017 academic year contains important information on:

• B.Comm. major requirements• Departmental approval and class restrictions• Professional designation requirements• Non-Commerce and senior elective requirements• Spring/Summer course offerings

We realize that this guide may not cover everything you need to know, so feel free to approach faculty and staff with your questions or concerns.

EDWARDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDENT & FACULTY SERVICES OFFICE 185 ESB

Noreen Mahoney Associate Dean, Students & Degree Programs Brooke Klassen Director, Undergraduate & Certificate Programs Shanelle Labach Undergraduate Programs Advisor Vicky Parohl Undergraduate Programs Advisor Heather Baerg Office Administrator Karen Georget Office Administrator Brenda Orischuk Office Administrator

Brent Wellman Director, Edwards Career Services Maryann Ross Career Development Manager, Edwards Career Services Kim Stranden Co-op Coordinator / Career Advisor, Edwards Career Services

DEPARTMENT HEADS

Accounting Dr. G. Vaidyanathan 272 ESB Finance and Operations Management Dr. D. Mishra 83 ESB Human Resources Dr. R. Venne 150 ESB Management and Marketing Dr. M. Painter 283 ESB

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Program planning allows you to select classes for the coming year and prepares you for registration in the summer. Many of the upper-year COMM courses require departmental approval, and submitting a program plan allows you to request permission for these courses.

For 2016/17, the five restricted majors in the Edwards School of Business are: Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, and Operations Management. The Management major is not restricted. In 2015, the cut-off averages for the majors were:

Quota 2015 Cut-off Accounting 120 73.5333% Finance 90 69.6667% Human Resources 45 65.20% Marketing 50 68.3438% Operations Management 35 66.5714%

The 2016 admission cut-off averages for the restricted majors are determined after the Pick-a-Major process has ended and are not available at time of printing, but were communicated when students were notified of their major.

300 and 400 level courses in the restricted majors require departmental approval. Without departmental approval, you will not be allowed to register in restricted COMM courses when registration starts in June.

RESTRICTED COURSES: Most 300 and 400 level COMM courses require departmental approval. See pages 14-17 to see which courses are restricted.

In addition to applying for restricted classes, program planning also helps ensure that you are registering for the appropriate number of classes to fulfil degree requirements and qualify for graduation, while ensuring that prerequisite requirements are met. See pages 14-17 for the list of prerequisites for all COMM classes.

Permission is granted for the course but not a particular term or section. Registration is first come, first serve in available sections.

Edwards analyses the program planning data to determine class demand and will attempt to adjust the scheduling of offerings to meet the demand. Due to budget constraints, it is not always possible to meet the high demand levels for some classes.

INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAM PLANNING

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You will select your choice of classes for the coming year using the Program Planner software, available online or on your mobile device by visiting: http://edwards.usask.ca/planner/programplanner

Students have from Tuesday, January 19 to Friday, January 29 at 4:30pm to submit their program plan*. You can use the blank work sheet on the last page of the guide to pre-plan your courses before you submit your final choices online.

∗Students applying to the Business Co-operative Education program will have access to Program Planner from January 27-29 only.

NOTE: Students only have to plan courses for the upcoming Spring/Summer session and the upcoming academic year (currently you are planning for 2016/2017)

All students entering 3rd and 4th year previously admitted to a major must submit a plan each year until they graduate.

All students who submit a program plan will be sent a follow-up letter by EMAIL no later than Tuesday, February 16th. The letter will confirm the restricted courses you have been granted departmental approval for. Please contact the Edwards Student & Faculty Services Office if you do not receive an email. Do not delete the email, you should save it (or print it) as it is your official confirmation into classes for Spring/Summer 2016 and Fall/Winter 2016/17.

The program planning letter will be sent to your University of Saskatchewan email address.

COMPLETING YOUR PROGRAM PLAN

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Log into the program planner online or on your mobile device using your U of S NSID and password. http://edwards.usask.ca/planner/programplanner

Tap a slot to select a course for that slot. Courses that are commonly used in that slot will appear at the top of the list.

Enter the course you wish to take, or select a recommended one. Errors will be displayed as you attempt to slot the course, so don’t worry about making a mistake. If you wish to see a full list of courses available, you may do so in the course catalogue, available at: http://www.usask.ca/calendar/coursecat/.

You can slot up to 12 credit units in Spring/Summer 2016 and 30 credit units for the 2016/17 academic year.

A Program Planning tutorial is available on our YouTube account – http://youtube.com/ESBUofS

CHOOSING YOUR CLASSES The following screenshot demonstrates what the program planner could look like for a student entering their fourth year of the Marketing major. The grey italicized classes are ones that have not yet been taken; tapping on these slots will give you hints for classes that could fit there. You will be able to choose core courses, major courses, and your elective courses.

Submit your Program Plan for approval. Once complete, simply submit the Program Plan and wait for approval. If you didn’t quite get your Program Plan done in one session, don’t worry, it’s automatically saved until you log back in.

USING THE PROGRAM PLANNER SOFTWARE

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http://edwards.usask.ca/planner/programplannerhttp://www.usask.ca/calendar/coursecat/http://youtube.com/ESBUofS

COURSES WITH PREREQUISITES/CO-REQUISITES When you insert a course with a prerequisite, co-requisite or year-in-program requirement, the Program Planner software checks to see if the requirements have been met.

ELECTIVES In Planner there are several slots designated for electives. Electives provide students with the opportunity to customize their education. You will need to choose electives that satisfy major, free senior, and non-Commerce requirements (see page 10 for details), and designate them for the appropriate year. The electives slots will not give you suggestions for classes to take, but you will be able to search classes available at the university.

A search for “ENG” will bring up all English classes that are available. Click on one, and you will see the course description at the top of the dialogue box. Click “Save” to slot the selected class.

RESTRICTED and NON-RESTRICTED COURSES If you wish to register in any restricted courses, you must include them on your Program Plan (in either the major or free senior elective area). However, non-restricted courses can be changed prior to registration. See pages 10-13 for a comprehensive list of which courses require departmental approval.

RESTRICTED COURSES: Most 300 and 400 level COMM courses require departmental approval.

NON-RESTRICTED COURSES: 100 and 200 level COMM courses, 300 and 400 level courses in the areas of Business Law, 300 level Management courses, COMM 306, COMM 410, COMM 494, and all non-Commerce courses.

*COMM 300 requires departmental approval in the spring/summer sessions.

COMM 304 will have a number of seats reserved for Accounting students when registration opens in June.

IMPORTANT COURSE RELEASE DATE – Friday, July 8 after 8:30am

Unused seats in most 300 and 400 level restricted COMM courses (excluding COMM 308, 401, and 402) will be released to ALL Edwards students. The ‘departmental approval required’ will be removed and registration will be first come, first serve on PAWS after 8:30am. This is a manual process performed by office staff.

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NEW CORE REQUIREMENT

COMM 307.3: Management Information Systems This course is replacing COMM 300.3 as a core B.Comm. requirement. Students who have not completed COMM 300.3 should request permission for COMM 307.3.

CHANGES TO ACCOUNTING REQUIREMENTS

The following courses are now required for students admitted into the major in 2016 or later, adding 9 credits to the major. Students admitted prior to 2016 will complete the old requirements as outlined on page 20 of the guide.

COMM 337.3: Business Information and Accounting Systems COMM 406.3: Liability for Tax and Computation of Net Income (COMM 405.3 no longer acceptable) COMM 407.3: Individual and Corporate Taxes Payable and Tax Planning COMM 414.3: Integrative Analysis of Accounting Issues and Problems (Replacing COMM 413.3) COMM 433.3: Accounting for Equity Interests

These new requirements align the accounting major to the CPA entrance requirements. Students pursuing a CPA designation should plan on taking COMM 304.3 and COMM 363.3 as free senior electives.

NEW COURSES OFFERED IN 2016/17

COMM 307.3: Management Information Systems Prerequisite(s): COMM 205.3 This course is an introduction to how firms use information technology and systems to achieve corporate objectives, compete in today’s business environment and improve performance. Students will also receive experiential training in relevant business applications. Topics will include: business intelligence and analytics, enterprise resource planning, data mining and data warehousing, e-business, mobile and social computing, information security and ethics, and privacy.

COMM 414.3: Integrative Analysis of Accounting Issues and Problems Prerequisite(s): COMM 308.3 and/or COMM 406.3 This course is a capstone in the accounting major. Through a variety of cases and experiential instructional resources, students will study topics in financial and managerial accounting, information systems, audit and taxation in an integrated and applied manner. Students will develop their analytical, problem-solving and communication skills and prepare for entry into the professional accounting education program following the completion of the major.

PROGRAM INFORMATION & CHANGES 2016/2017

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COMM 498.3: Global Strategy and Organizational Design Prerequisite(s): COMM 342.3 This course integrates key organizational concepts, functions, and tools needed to analyze industries, firm competences, and competitiveness in order to create a firm’s global strategy. Emphasis is placed on developing analytical, theoretical, and problem solving capabilities facing global firms in a rapidly changing business context. This course aims to equip students with an understanding of how effective implementation of global strategy depends on the choice of organizational design and structures within the global firms, and how to manage effectively in multicultural and dynamic institutional contexts. NOTE: This class may be used as a major elective in Human Resources.

SUMMER STUDY TOUR

COMM 498.3: The Management of Innovation Prerequisite(s): Preference given to students who have completed 30 credits in the B.Comm. program.

The word innovation is widely referred to in business circles as the next level of competitive advantage. This course sets out to answer three basic questions as it concerns the management of innovation in organizations. These questions include: What is innovation? Why is innovation important in contributing to organizational performance? How can it best be sustained/implemented in organizations?

This course will be offered May 1 – 6, 2016 and will involve travel to Vancouver and Seattle. These destinations will facilitate site visits of some of the most innovative green companies in North America. The trip will also include a visit to Boeing’s Everett factory, located just outside of Seattle, to see the 747, 767, 777 and new 787 Dreamliner aircraft production lines.

The cost for this program will be $1,700 (including tuition, airfare, hotel, course-relation excursion fees and registration/non-refundable deposit). Please note that meals will not be provided as part of this trip. Students should plan to cover these expenses on their own (approximately $200 for the week).

Students will need to submit an application form and a statement of interest to Marc Usunier at: [email protected] or in person in Edwards Room 41 by February 22, 2016 and undergo an interview/selection process for admittance into this course.

COMM 486.3: Case Analysis and Presentation Skills (JDC West)

COMM 486.3 will be offered every second year, giving students an opportunity to complete the class in either their third or fourth year of study. This class will be offered again in the 2017-18 academic year.

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Non-Commerce Electives: Students must complete 18 credit units of 100 level non-Commerce electives with a minimum of 12 of the 18 credits from the areas of Social Sciences and/or Humanities. The remaining 6 credit units can be from any subject area outside of the Edwards School of Business. Social Sciences/Humanaities are designated within the Course Offerings Search in PAWS under the Attributes column (as shown below).

*** As of May 1, 2013 some Classics (CLAS) courses will not be considered Social Sciences or Humanities. Please check the Attributes column in the Course Offerings Search before making a selection. As well, NRTH 101, PSY 101, and INTS 100 will no longer be considered Social Sciences/Humanities if completed after May 1, 2013. MUS 111.3 is considered a Fine Arts program type cannot be used to fill a Humanities requirement. Entrepreneurship (ENT) classes DO NOT count towards the B.Comm. degree.

Senior Non-Commerce Electives: Students must complete three credits of senior non-Commerce electives. This requirement can be filled with any non-Commerce university course at the 200 level or higher from any discipline.

Free Senior Electives: Senior electives can be selected from either 300 and/or 400 level COMM classes or 200 level or higher classes from other colleges (minimum 3 credits per class). When choosing free senior electives, check the University Calendar because there are a number of 200- level Arts & Science classes that only require completion of 30 credit units as the prerequisite.

Linear Algebra Elective Courses: Students can only complete ONE of ECON 305, MATH 264, MATH 266, or MATH 358 for credit as a free senior elective. Students who have previously completed more than one of these courses as free senior electives will retain credit for all courses completed. This regulation was effective as of May 1, 2010.

Intermediate Calculus and Quantitative Methods Courses: Students can complete MATH 226.3 (Intermediate Calculus II) after ECON 306.3 (Quantitative Methods in Economics II) and retain credit for both courses. Students will not receive credit for ECON 306.3 if it is taken after MATH 226.3.

Entrepreneurship Courses: Students can only complete ONE of COMM 349 or BPBE 230 and/or ONE of COMM 447 or BPBE 495 for credit. Students who have previously completed more than one of these courses will retain credit for all courses completed. This regulation was effective as of May 1, 2010. BPBE courses cannot be substituted for COMM courses within the Management or Marketing major.

ELECTIVES IN THE B.COMM. PROGRAM

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Statistics Equivalents: There are a number of elective classes offered on campus that the school will use as equivalents. These courses were re-evaluated in January 2010 by the head of the Finance Department. The results of the evaluation indicated below were effective as of May 1, 2010. All previously authorized equivalent course offerings for COMM 104 and COMM 207 will be honoured. Students cannot use these classes as free senior electives.

COMM 104.3 = EE 216.3 COMM 104.3 = GE 210.3 COMM 104.3 = PLSC 214.3 (formerly PLSC 314.3) COMM 104.3 = PSY 233.3 COMM 104.3 = SOC 225.3 COMM 104.3 = STAT 241.3 COMM 104.3 = STAT 244.3 COMM 104.3 = STAT 245.3 COMM 104.3 = STAT 246.3

COMM 207.3 = PSY 234.3 COMM 207.3 = SOC 240.3 (effective May 1, 2012) COMM 207.3 = SOC 325.3 (effective May 1, 2012) COMM 207.3 = STAT 242.3

COMM 104.3 & 207.3 = ECON 204.6

Stat 103.3 is not an equivalent to either COMM 104.3 or 207.3 but can be used as a non-Commerce elective (in the Natural Science section) if taken prior to COMM 104.3 or an equivalent.

Students can receive credit for only one of COMM 101.3 or COMM 102.3.

Students can receive credit for only one of COMM 100.3 or RCM 300.3.

Students can receive credit for only one of CMPT 100.3, CMPT 102.3, CMPT 120.3 or CMPT 175.3 (effective May 1, 2012).

In most cases a maximum of six credit units of 100-level classes in one area (ie. English) may be taken for credit (please refer to the Course Catalogue for information regarding the specific subject area you are interested in) available at: http://www.usask.ca/calendar/coursecat.

Courses that cannot be used towards the B.Comm. degree: AGRC 290.3 Microcomputers in Agriculture AGRC 291.3 Oral and Written Communications BPBE 320.3 Introduction to Farm Business CTST 105.3 & 106.3 Catholic Studies for Teachers ENT classes Entrepreneurship KINA classes Kinesiology Activities MATH 100.3 Math for Education Students MATH 101.3 Elementary Calculus MUAP classes Music Applied

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EDWARDS CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM The Edwards Co-operative Education option allows a student to integrate classroom instruction with real life paid work situations in the middle of their third year of study. This will extend the completion of the student’s degree to four and a half years. Students will be required to complete COMM 380.0 and COMM 480.0 in January and May of their third year of study with one or two separate employers.

Students apply to the Edwards Co-operative Education option through Edwards Career Services in January of their second year. Once admitted, the student must complete a minimum of 9 credit units towards their designated major prior to starting their first co-op work term the following January.

Co-op students will be monitored on their work terms and will complete Work Term Reports graded as Pass/Fail on their transcripts. More information can be found at: http://www.edwards.usask.ca/careers/Business-Co-operative-Education-Program

NOTE: Admission to the Edwards Co-operative Education Option does not guarantee a work placement Students must complete mandatory co-op workshops prior to securing a placement Students will be given permission to register for COMM 380.0 and subsequently COMM 480.0

BUSINESS/LAW PROGRAM The B.Comm./JD (Juris Doctor) program allows a student to obtain both the Bachelor of Commerce and Law degrees in six years rather than the seven years needed to complete the degrees separately. Students should meet with an undergraduate programs advisor to discuss the exempted courses for their program.

A student initially applies to the Edwards School of Business and spends three years completing the core and major classes within the B.Comm. program. Students must complete at least 90 credits as a student in the B.Comm. program. All students in this program must still complete 12 credits of Social Sciences/Humanities within the 100 level non-Commerce elective requirements.

Students apply to the College of Law in their third year of the B.Comm. program. Once a student is admitted to Law, they complete the regular three year program. A student would obtain their B.Comm. degree after successful completion of two years in Law.

Following the three year program plan does not guarantee entrance into Law, as the College of Lawhas high admission standards

If a student is not admitted to Law, they spend their fourth year in the B.Comm. program andgraduate with a B.Comm. degree

Students intending to complete this program would not take the Business Law classes COMM 304.3and COMM 404.3

SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS

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http://www.edwards.usask.ca/careers/Business-Co-operative-Education-Program

HONOURS PROGRAM The School offers the Honours program to provide students of proven academic ability the opportunity to execute and analyze advanced research in their area of concentration. To be admitted to the Honours Program, a student must successfully complete 90 credit units, and have a cumulative average and weighted average of 70% in the courses in the Honours field (including the core course). The Honours class is taken as part of the free senior elective area and is not part of the major requirements.

The Honours program consists of a 6 credit unit independent research project completed in consultation with a faculty member. Most students who meet the average requirements are admitted to the program if a faculty advisor is available.

Students entering their final year of the B.Comm. program can apply prior to April 30th, 2016. The application form is available at the Edwards Student & Faculty Services Office in Room 185 ESB. Students will be notified by letter in May of their acceptance into the program. Those interested in pursuing the program should talk to potential supervisors prior to applying to the program.

STUDY ABROAD OPTION Students in the Edwards School of Business have an opportunity to pursue studies around the world. Taking university classes in another country will broaden your horizons, enrich your university experience and open your employment opportunities globally.

Edwards School of Business has study agreements with a number of universities (i.e. in Austria, Australia, France, Mexico, Sweden, Thailand, USA) where you can study a pre-approved set of classes and credit will transfer back to the B.Comm. degree program. If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, speak with an undergraduate programs advisor in the Edwards Student & Faculty Services Office or check out http://students.usask.ca/goabroad/.

GLOBAL BUSINESS STREAM & ADVANCED GLOBAL BUSINESS STREAM Completing the Global Business Stream (GBS) or the Advanced Global Business Stream (AGBS) provides Edwards students the skills to be able to offer superior value to companies and to have greater readiness to launch a business.

The GBS can be completed by taking three Edwards courses (COMM 340 and two others from a palette of four options) and attending three Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) “Going Global Workshops”, taught by globally trained experts.

The AGBS is an additional step up in your global preparedness. To complete this stream, students complete the requirements for the GBS and then choose from a palette of four options to earn the AGBS. The options range from attending additional FITT Workshops, to taking additional approved courses, to taking an approved international study tour, to custom options.

For more information on the GBS and AGBS please speak with an undergraduate programs advisor.

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COMM COURSE Course Title

Term 1

Term 2 Prerequisite(s) Corequisite(s)

Departmental Approval Required

100.3 Business Communication I X None 101.3 Decision Making I X X None 104.3 Business Statistics I X X None

105.3 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour X X None

119.3 Business Competencies X None

201.3 Introduction to Financial Accounting X X None

203.3 Introduction to Finance X X MATH 121.3 & COMM 104.3 204.3 Introduction to Marketing X X None

205.3 Introduction to Operations Management X X COMM 104.3

207.3 Business Statistics II X X MATH 121.3 & COMM 104.3

210.3 Introduction to Management Accounting X X COMM 201.3

211.3 Human Resource Management X X None 300.3 Business Communication II Not offered COMM 100.3 304.3 Introduction to Business Law X X None 306.3 Business Decision Making II X X COMM 101.3

307.3 Management Information Systems X X COMM 205.3 X

308.3 Cost Management Systems X COMM 210.3 X 321.3 Corporate Financial Reporting I X COMM 201.3 X 323.3 Corporate Financial Reporting II X COMM 321.3 X 329.3 Personal Finance X COMM 203.3 X

337.3 Business Information and Accounting Systems X None COMM 308.3 X

340.3 Introduction to International Business X X Completion of 30 COMM credits

342.3 Organization Structure and Design X X COMM 105.3 X

343.3 Recruitment Selection and Engagement X COMM 105.3 & COMM 211.3 X

345.3 Business and Public Policy X X COMM 204.3

346.3 Technology Commercialization X Completion of 30 COMM credits

347.3 Aboriginal Business in Canada X Completion of 30 COMM credits 348.3 Leadership X X COMM 105.3 X

COMM 16/17 TENTATIVE OFFERINGS BY TERM & PRE/CO-REQUISITES

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Term 1



349.3 Introduction to Entrepreneurship X X COMM 201.3, 203.3 & 204.3 352.3 Marketing Strategy X X COMM 204.3 X 354.3 Consumer Behaviour X X COMM 204.3 X 357.3 Marketing Research X X COMM 204.3 COMM 207.3 X 358.3 Sales Management X COMM 204.3 X 363.3 Intermediate Corporate Finance X X COMM 203.3 & 207.3 X 364.3 Risk and Insurance X COMM 203.3 & 207.3 X 367.3 Security Analysis and Evaluation X X COMM 203.3 & 207.3 X

368.3 Entrepreneurial Finance and Venture Capital X COMM 203.3 & 207.3 X

371.3 Applied Security Analysis 3 credits over both terms COMM 203.3 COMM 363.3 & 367.3 (at least 1 in Term 1)

X

380.0 Business Cooperative Education I X Acceptance to co-op program and an approved work placement. Permission of Career Services Director.

381.3 Industrial Relations X COMM 211.3 X 382.3 Employment Law X None X 384.3 Workplace Health and Safety X COMM 211.3 X 385.3 Training and Development X COMM 105.3 & 211.3 X 387.3 Labour Law Not offered COMM 381.3 X

393.3 Spreadsheet Modeling for Business Decisions X COMM 104.3 X

395.3 Business Forecasting X COMM 207.3 X 398.3 Applied Marketing Strategy Topic Not offered Completion of 60 cu of university study 401.3 Business Policy X X COMM 306.3 and in graduating year X

402.3 Business Negotiations X X Completion of 48 COMM credits and in graduating year X

404.3 Business Law Not offered COMM 304.3 405.3 Taxation and Business Decisions X X COMM 210.3 X

406.3 Liability for Tax and Computation of Net Income X COMM 321.3 X

407.3 Individual and Corporate Taxes Payable and Tax Planning X COMM 406.3 X

410.3 Financial Statement Analysis X Completion of 60 credit units of university study, COMM 203.3 & 210.3

412.3 Accounting Theory X X COMM 323.3 X

413.3 Contemporary Issues in Accounting Not offered COMM 323.3 X

414.3 Integrative Analysis of Accounting Issues and Problems X X COMM 308.3 and/or 406.3 X

419.3 Derivative Securities & Risk Mgmt X COMM 363.3 X

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Term 1



420.3 Fraud Prevention Detection and Investigation X COMM 210.3 X

421.3 External Auditing X X COMM 323.3 X 429.3 Personal Financial Planning X COMM 363.3 or 367.3 X 433.3 Accounting for Equity Interests X X COMM 323.3 X

438.3 Management Planning and Control Systems X X COMM 308.3 X

447.3 Entrepreneurship and Venture Development X X None X

448.3 Management Consulting Project X Completion of 90 credits & Permission of the Instructor

X

450.3 Advanced Topics in Advertising Not offered COMM 451.3 X

450.3 Issues in Marketing: Social Cause Marketing Not offered COMM 204.3 X

451.3 Integrated Marketing Communication X COMM 352.3 & 354.3 X

452.3 Services Marketing Not offered COMM 204.3 & 352.3 X 454.3 Retail Marketing X COMM 352.3 & 354.3 X 456.3 International Marketing X COMM 204.3 & 340.3 X 457.3 Marketing and Popular Culture X COMM 352.3 & 354.3 X 458.3 Branding X COMM 352.3 & 354.3 X 461.3 Theory of Finance X X COMM 363.3 & 367.3 X

465.3 Financial Modeling with Spreadsheets X COMM 363.3 & 367.3 X

466.3 International Business Finance X COMM 363.3 X

467.3 Portfolio Theory and Management X COMM 367.3 X

469.3 Management of Financial Institutions X COMM 363.3 or COMM 367.3 X

471.3 Applied Investment Management 3 credits over both terms COMM 363.3, 367.3 and 371.3 X

486.3 Case Analysis and Presentation Skills (JDC West) Not offered Permission of the instructor X

487.3 Collective Agreement Arbitration Not offered COMM 381.3 X 488.3 Strategic Compensation X COMM 105.3 & 211.3 X

489.3 Strategic Human Resource Management X COMM 342.3 & 385.3 X

491.3 Purchasing and Supply Management X COMM 205.3 X

493.3 Total Quality Management X COMM 205.3 X 494.3 Topics in Field Investigation in OM X COMM 205.3

495.3 Supply Chain Management and E-Commerce X COMM 205.3 X

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Term 1



498.3 Special Topics: Governance & Leadership Development Practicum

Not offered Students recommended to be in 4th year;

permission of the instructor X

498.3 Special Topics: Global Strategy & Organizational Design X COMM 342.3 X

ACC 400.6 Honours Seminar in Accounting X X

Acceptance to Honours Program Application deadline is April 30, 2016 (apply in 3rd year)

X

FIN 400.6 Honours Seminar in Finance X X


X

HRM 400.6

Honours Seminar in Human Resource Management X X


X

MGT 400.6 Honours Seminar in Management X X


X

MKT 400.6 Honours Seminar in Marketing X X


X

OM 400.6

Honours Seminar in Operations Management X X


X

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Last updated: January 6, 2016

The sessions are scheduled as indicated below: Spring Session - 201605 Summer Session 201607 Term 1 - May 4 - June 17 Term 2 - June 23 - August 9 Term 1 Exam slots - June 20, 21, 22 Term 2 Exam slots - August 10, 11, 12

Edwards students will be allowed to take a maximum of 12 credit units during Spring and Summer, with no more than two final examinations in any quarter. Exceptions for additional credit units can be requested by upper year students with an average of 70% or higher.

Registration for these courses will open on February 17, 2016 at 7:30 am in PAWS.

Course offerings in upper year classes COMM 300, 321, 323, 363, 371, 401, 402 and 471 will require permission prior to registration. You must submit your requests for these courses by submitting a program plan from January 19-29, 2016.

Priority will be assigned in COMM 300, 401 and 402 during Spring/Summer first to students graduating in Spring/Summer 2016; then to those graduating in December 2016; and then to those graduating in April 2017 based on cumulative average, subject to space availability.

Spring Session – Term 201605 (Term 1 - Courses offered May 4 - June 17) 41014 COMM 101.3(01) TTH 16:00-18:50 45 ESB Limit 60 TBA 41015 COMM 105.3(01) TTH 10:00-12:50 144 ESB Limit 47 A. Newenham-Kahindi40265 COMM 201.3(01) MW 16:00-18:50 45 ESB Limit 60 TBA 40270 COMM 203.3(01) TTH 16:00-18:50 46 ESB Limit 60 Miaomiao Yu 40272 COMM 204.3(01) MW 19:00-21:50 103 ESB Limit 60 Maureen Bourassa 40276 COMM 205.3(01) MW 19:00-21:50 46 ESB Limit 60 TBA 41754 COMM 211.3(01) TTH 13:00-15:50 46 ESB Limit 52 David Kraichy 41755 COMM 300.3(01) TTH 13:00-15:50 144 ESB Limit 46 Ken Hackney 41569 COMM 306.3(01) MW 13:00-15:50 45 ESB Limit 52 Janette Boden 40281 COMM 321.3(01) MW 16:00-18:50 46 ESB Limit 50 TBA 42202 COMM 321.3(03) TTH 19:00-21:50 103 ESB Limit 50 TBA 40284 COMM 401.3(01) TTH 16:00-18:50 144 ESB Limit 42 TBA 40286 COMM 401.3(03) TTH 19:00-21:50 16 ESB Limit 42 TBA 40287 COMM 402.3(01) MW 13:00-15:50 144 ESB Limit 45 TBA 41570 COMM 402.3(03) MW 19:00-21:50 16 ESB Limit 45 TBA 42059 COMM 498.3(01)* May 1-6 Silicon Valley Limit 20 Brooke Dobni *Registration in this class requires a separate application and permission of the instructor – see page 9 for details.

Summer Session - 201607 (Term 2 - Courses offered June 23 - August 9) 60113 COMM 207.3(02) TTH 19:00-21:50 144 ESB Limit 60 TBA 60806 COMM 210.3(02) MW 19:00-21:50 103 ESB Limit 60 TBA 60121 COMM 323.3(02) MW 16:00-18:50 46 ESB Limit 50 TBA 61360 COMM 323.3(04) TTH 19:00-21:50 103 ESB Limit 50 TBA 60992 COMM 363.3(02) TTH 16:00-18:50 144 ESB Limit 47 TBA

Spring and Summer Session - 201505 to 201507 (Courses offered May 6 - August 11) 41821 COMM 371.3(01) W 16:00-18:50 144 ESB Limit 30 George Tannous 41820 COMM 471.3(01) W 16:00-18:50 144 ESB Limit 15 George Tannous

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DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL POLICY

Classes within the Accounting major will be allocated according to the following priority schedule:

1) Students in the Accounting major

2) Remaining seats in any of COMM 321, 323, 405 to Management majors based oncumulative average

3) Remaining seats in 300 and 400 level Accounting courses (excluding COMM 308, COMM 337,and COMM 438) to all other majors based on cumulative average

A student who has been previously accepted into the Accounting major will lose theirpriority status (access to 400-level classes) if they do not complete their program planningin the designated period and they will have to compete for any available spaces with non-Accounting students.

Students entering the Accounting major who have not already completed COMM 210.3 -Introduction to Management Accounting will need to take this class in Term 1 2016/17 as itis a prerequisite to COMM 308.3 (offered in Term 2 only).

4) COMM 410.3: Financial Statement Analysis is available to all Edwards students on a firstcome, first serve basis when registration opens in June and can be used as a free seniorelective.

COMM 420.3: Fraud Prevention, Detection and Investigation will be offered in 2016/17 and can be used as a free senior elective.

COMM 304.3: Introduction to Business Law A number of seats will be reserved for Accounting students for those pursuing the CPA designation. Remaining seats will be released on July 8. Departmental approval will not be required for this class.

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The Accounting Major requires 24 credit units.

REQUIRED COURSES PREREQUISITES & CO-REQUISITES 24 Credit units

COMM 308.3 Cost Management Systems COMM 210.3 COMM 321.3 Corporate Financial Reporting I COMM 201.3 COMM 323.3 Corporate Financial Reporting II COMM 321.3 ONE of COMM 405.3 Taxation & Business Decisions COMM 210.3

or COMM 406.3 Liability for Tax & Computation of Net Income COMM 321.3 COMM 412.3 Accounting Theory COMM 323.3 ONE of COMM 413.3 NO LONGER OFFERED AS OF SEPT 2016 COMM 323.3

or COMM 414.3 Integrative Analysis of Accounting Issues and Problems COMM 308.3 &/or 406.3 COMM 421.3 External Auditing COMM 323.3 COMM 438.3 Management Planning & Control Systems COMM 308.3

NOTE: Students may receive credit for only one of COMM 405.3 or COMM 406.3. Please note that only COMM 406.3 serves as a prerequisite for COMM 407.3, should you wish to take two taxation classes.

As of September 2016 COMM 413.3 will no longer be offered and students will be required to complete COMM 414.3 instead. Students who have already completed COMM 413.3 may request permission for COMM 414.3 to be used as a free senior elective.

The accounting profession in Canada has united under the single banner of Chartered Professional Accountant – CPA. The new professional program is called the CPA-PEP and it leads to the CPA designation. Students who plan on pursuing this designation are strongly encouraged to take COMM 304.3, COMM 337.3, COMM 363.3, COMM 407.3 (if completing COMM 406.3), and COMM 433.3 as electives (in addition to core and Accounting major requirements). Knowing the material in these courses will put you in an ideal position for success in the PEP program (or MPAcc).

Students have the option of applying to the CPA Professional Education Program (PEP) (www.cpapro.ca) or to the MPAcc program (www.edwards.usask.ca/programs/mpacc) to complete the requirements of the CPA designation. Students interested in pursuing a CPA designation can create an account at www.cpawsb.ca/my-cpa-portal prior to applying to the program for important updates and to have their transcript assessed.

Students graduating prior to June 2017 do not need to transition to the new CPA requirements, although it is recommended if you are able to fit them into your schedule. The previous CASB prerequisites which will continue to be honoured until 2017 (in addition to core and Accounting major requirements) are: COMM 363.3, COMM 337.3 (or CMPT 275.3), and COMM 407.3 (if completing COMM 406.3). COMM 433.3 is recommended.

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X 1 COMM 100.3 X 2 COMM 101.3 X 3 ECON 111.3 X 4 ECON 114.3 X 5 MATH 121.3 or MATH 110.3 X 6 *COMM 119.3X 7 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX 8 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX 9 COMM 104.3X10 COMM 105.3 X11 COMM 201.3 X12 COMM 203.3 X13 COMM 204.3 X14 COMM 205.3 X15 COMM 211.3X16 COMM 207.3 X17 COMM 210.3 X18 3 cu of Sr. Non-Commerce X19 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX20 **3 cu of 100 level Non-Commerce

X21 COMM 307.3 or COMM 300.3 X22 COMM 306.3 X23 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX24 **3 cu of 100 level Non-Commerce

X25 COMM 401.3 X26 COMM 402.3

FREE SENIOR ELECTIVES (300+ COMM or 200+ NON-COMMERCE)X27 COMM 304.3 (CPA) X28 COMM 337.3 (CPA)

X29 COMM 363.3 (CPA) X30 COMM 407.3 (CPA)

X31 COMM 433.3 (CPA) X32 SENIOR ELECTIVE

CLASSES FOR MAJOR: MGT = 30 CU; ACC = 24 CU; FIN, MKT = 21 CU; OM = 18 CUX33 COMM 308.3 X34 COMM 321.3 X35 COMM 323.3

X36 COMM 405.3 or COMM 406.3 (CPA) X37 COMM 412.3 X38 COMM 414.3 or COMM 413.3 X39 COMM 421.3 X40 COMM 438.3

Maximum Transferable Credit Units: 60

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The Accounting Major requires 33 credit units.

REQUIRED COURSES PREREQUISITES & CO-REQUISITES 33 credit units

COMM 308.3 Cost Management Systems COMM 210.3 COMM 321.3 Corporate Financial Reporting I COMM 201.3 COMM 323.3 Corporate Financial Reporting II COMM 321.3 COMM 337.3 Business Information & Accounting Systems Co-requisite COMM 308.3 COMM 406.3 Liability for Tax & Computation of Net Income COMM 321.3 COMM 407.3 Individual & Corporate Taxes Payable & Tax Planning COMM 406.3 COMM 412.3 Accounting Theory COMM 323.3 COMM 414.3 Integrative Analysis of Accounting Issues and Problems COMM 308.3 &/or 406.3 COMM 421.3 External Auditing COMM 323.3 COMM 433.3 Accounting for Equity Interests COMM 323.3 COMM 438.3 Management Planning & Control Systems COMM 308.3

The accounting profession in Canada has united under the single banner of Chartered Professional Accountant – CPA. The new professional program is called the CPA-PEP and it leads to the CPA designation. Students who plan on pursuing this designation are strongly encouraged to take COMM 304.3 and COMM 363.3 as electives (in addition to core and Accounting major requirements). Knowing the material in these courses will put you in an ideal position for success in the PEP program (or MPAcc).

Students have the option of applying to the CPA Professional Education Program (PEP) (www.cpapro.ca) or to the MPAcc program (www.edwards.usask.ca/programs/mpacc) to complete the requirements of the CPA designation. Students interested in pursuing a CPA designation can create an account at www.cpawsb.ca/my-cpa-portal prior to applying to the program for important updates and to have their transcript assessed.

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X25 COMM 401.3 X26 COMM 402.3

FREE SENIOR ELECTIVES (300+ COMM or 200+ NON-COMMERCE)X27 COMM 304.3 (CPA) X28 COMM 363.3 (CPA)

X29 SENIOR ELECTIVE CLASSES FOR MAJOR: ACC = 33 CU; MGT = 30 CU; FIN, MKT = 21 CU; OM = 18 CU

X30 COMM 308.3 X31 COMM 321.3 X32 COMM 323.3 X33 COMM 337.3

X34 COMM 406.3 X35 COMM 407.3 X36 COMM 412.3 X37 COMM 414.3 X38 COMM 421.3 X39 COMM 433.3 X40 COMM 438.3



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Classes within the Finance major will be allocated according to the following priority schedule: 1) Students in the Finance major2) Students in the Accounting Major will be given access to COMM 363 for designation prerequisiterequirements3) Remaining seats in any of COMM 363, 367, 368, 466 to Management majors based on cumulativeaverage4) Remaining seats in all 300 and 400 level Finance courses to all others based on cumulative average

The Finance Major requires 21 credit units.

REQUIRED COURSES -- 9 credit units PREREQUISITES COMM 363.3 Intermediate Corporate Finance COMM 203.3 and COMM 207.3 COMM 367.3 Security Analysis & Evaluation COMM 203.3 and COMM 207.3 COMM 461.3 Theory of Finance COMM 363.3 and COMM 367.3

MAJOR ELECTIVES -- 12 credit units PREREQUISITES at least six credits of the electives must be 400 level COMM 364.3 Risk and Insurance COMM 203.3 and COMM 207.3 COMM 368.3 Entrepreneurial Finance & Venture Capital COMM 203.3 and COMM 207.3 COMM 419.3 Derivative Securities & Risk Management COMM 363.3 COMM 429.3* Personal Financial Planning COMM 363.3 or COMM 367.3 COMM 465.3 Financial Modelling with Spreadsheets COMM 363.3 and COMM 367.3 COMM 466.3 International Business Finance COMM 363.3 COMM 467.3 Portfolio Theory & Management COMM 367.3 COMM 469.3 Management of Financial Institutions COMM 363.3 or COMM 367.3 COMM 471.3 Applied Investment Management COMM 363.3, COMM 367.3, COMM 371.3

*NOTE: Students may receive credit for only one of COMM 329.3 or COMM 429.3.Students in the finance major will not receive credit for COMM 329.3 towards the B.Comm. degree.

The Finance Department strongly recommends that all finance majors take ECON 211.3 & ECON 214.3 as free senior electives. Students interested in the MSc Finance program are recommended to register in ECON 211.3, ECON 214.3, ECON 305.3, ECON 306.3 and ECON 404.6 as electives. Students interested in pursuing the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation should request permission for COMM 419.3 and 467.3, and those interested in the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation should request COMM 429.3.

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X25 COMM 401.3 X26 COMM 402.3

FREE SENIOR ELECTIVES (300+ COMM or 200+ NON-COMMERCE)X27 SENIOR ELECTIVE X28 SENIOR ELECTIVE

X29 SENIOR ELECTIVE X30 SENIOR ELECTIVE X31 SENIOR ELECTIVE X32 SENIOR ELECTIVE X33 SENIOR ELECTIVE

CLASSES FOR MAJOR: ACC = 33 CU; MGT = 30 CU; FIN, MKT = 21 CU; OM = 18 CU X34 COMM 363.3X35 COMM 367.3

X36 COMM 461.3 X37 FIN ELECTIVEX38 FIN ELECTIVE

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Classes within the Human Resources major will be allocated according to the following priority schedule: 1) Students in the Human Resources major2) Remaining seats in COMM 342, 343, 348, 381, 382, 488 to Management based on cumulative average3) Remaining seats in all 300 and 400 level Human Resources & Organizational Behaviour courses to allother majors based on cumulative average

The Human Resources Major requires 24 credit units.

REQUIRED COURSES -- 15 credit units PREREQUISITES COMM 342.3* Organization Structure & Design COMM 105.3 COMM 343.3* Recruitment, Selection & Engagement COMM 105.3 and 211.3 COMM 381.3* Industrial Relations COMM 211.3 COMM 385.3* Training & Development COMM 105.3 and 211.3 COMM 488.3* Strategic Compensation COMM 105.3 and 211.3

ELECTIVES -- 9 credit units PREREQUISITES COMM 348.3 Leadership COMM 105.3 COMM 382.3* Employment Law None COMM 384.3* Workplace Health and Safety COMM 211.3 COMM 387.3* NOT OFFERED IN 2016/17 COMM 381.3 COMM 487.3 NOT OFFERED IN 2016/17 COMM 381.3 COMM 489.3* Strategic Human Resource Management COMM 342.3 and COMM 385.3 COMM 498.3 Global Strategy & Organizational Design Topic COMM 342.3

COMM 383.3, COMM 441.3, COMM 481.3, and COMM 485.3 are no longer offered but may be used as Human Resources electives if completed prior to 2015/16.

As of 2015/16, COMM 489.3 is no longer a required course in the major but may be used as a Human Resources Elective.

*Most students majoring in Human Resources choose to pursue the Certified Human ResourceProfessional (CHRP) designation, which entails membership in a provincial association, a universitydegree, and successful complete of two national exams. These courses (*) help prepare you to write theexams. More information on the CHRP designation can be found at: www.sahrp.ca

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X25 COMM 401.3 X26 COMM 402.3

FREE SENIOR ELECTIVES (300+ COMM or 200+ NON-COMMERCE)X27 SENIOR ELECTIVEX28 SENIOR ELECTIVE

X29 SENIOR ELECTIVEX30 SENIOR ELECTIVEX31 SENIOR ELECTIVEX32 SENIOR ELECTIVE

CLASSES FOR MAJOR: ACC = 33 CU; MGT = 30 CU; FIN, MKT = 21 CU; OM = 18 CU X33 COMM 342.3 X34 COMM 343.3 X35 COMM 381.3 or COMM 386.3 X36 COMM 385.3

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The Management major is designed for students who seek a business education and who do not wish to narrow their focus to a specific functional area. Students within the major have flexibility to take a collection of courses from all areas of business. There is also an opportunity to select classes from six ‘Management Streams’ (see course requirements for streams on page 33). Students will not receive recognition of a ‘management stream’ on their transcripts but can indicate the additional area of study on their résumés.

The Management major requires 30 credit units.

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS -- 30 credit units

The Management Major consists of 30 credits from subject Groups 1 – 6, with a minimum of 3 credits from 5 of the 6 groups and a maximum of 9 credits from each of Groups 1 – 5 (and at least 3 credits must be at the 400 level.)

1. Marketing – COMM 352, 354, 357, 358, 451, 456

2. Accounting – COMM 321, 323, 405, 410

3. Finance – COMM 329, 363, 364, 367, 368, 466, 471

4. Human Resources – COMM 342, 343, 348, 381, 382, 383*, 441*, 485*, 488

5. Operations Management – COMM 393, 395, 491, 493, 494, 495

6. Management – COMM 340, 345, 346, 347, 349, 447, 448

* These courses are no longer offered but may be used in the program if completed prior to2015/16.

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X25 COMM 401.3 X26 COMM 402.3

FREE SENIOR ELECTIVES (300+ COMM or 200+ NON-COMMERCE)X27 SENIOR ELECTIVE

X28 SENIOR ELECTIVE X29 SENIOR ELECTIVE X30 SENIOR ELECTIVE

CLASSES FOR MAJOR: ACC = 33 CU; MGT = 30 CU; FIN, MKT = 21 CU; OM = 18 CU X31 MGT ELECTIVE X32 MGT ELECTIVE X34 MGT ELECTIVE X35 MGT ELECTIVEX35 MGT ELECTIVE

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The Management major requires 30 credit units.

REQUIRED COURSES PREREQUISITES 3 credit units COMM 447.3 Entrepreneurship & Venture Development None

ELECTIVES 27 credit units

Students choose electives from subject Groups 1 – 6, with a minimum of 3 credits from 5 of the 6 groups and a maximum of 9 credits from each of Groups 1 – 5 (and at least 3 out of 27 credits must be at the 400 level.)

1. Marketing – COMM 352, 354, 357, 358, 451, 456

2. Accounting – COMM 321, 323, 405, 410

3. Finance – COMM 329, 363, 364, 367, 368, 466, 471

4. Human Resources – COMM 342, 343, 348, 381, 382, 383*, 441*, 485*, 488

5. Operations Management – COMM 393, 395, 491, 493, 494, 495

6. Management – COMM 340, 345, 346, 347, 349, 448

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X25 COMM 401.3 X26 COMM 402.3

FREE SENIOR ELECTIVES (300+ COMM or 200+ NON-COMMERCE)X27 SENIOR ELECTIVE

X28 SENIOR ELECTIVE X29 SENIOR ELECTIVE X30 SENIOR ELECTIVE

CLASSES FOR MAJOR: ACC = 33 CU; MGT = 30 CU; FIN, MKT = 21 CU; OM = 18 CU X31 COMM 447.3

X32 MGT ELECTIVE X34 MGT ELECTIVE X35 MGT ELECTIVEX35 MGT ELECTIVE X36 MGT ELECTIVE

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1) Students accepted in the Management major in 2013 or later will be given access to COMM447.3.

2) Students in the applicable major (e.g. seats in COMM 352, 354, 357, 358, 451, 456 toMarketing majors).

3) Students in the Management major based on cumulative average, for all major electives.

4) Students in all other majors who request the courses, based on cumulative average.

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MANAGEMENT STREAMS

There is also an opportunity to select classes from six ‘Management Streams’: Aboriginal, Agribusiness, Co-operatives, Entrepreneurship & Family Business, Global Business, and Not-For-Profit. Students will not receive recognition of a ‘management stream’ on their transcripts but can indicate the additional area of study on their résumés.

NOTE: Some of the courses within the management streams are NOT part of the Management major, but may qualify as non-Commerce electives or free senior electives. Check with an undergraduate programs advisor in the Edwards School of Business for details.

Aboriginal - 24 credits Entrepreneurship & Family Not-for-Profit - 24 credits COMM 304 Business - 27 credits COMM 345 COMM 329 COMM 329 COMM 347 COMM 340 COMM 349 COMM 352 COMM 345 COMM 357 1 of COMM 450 or COMM 452 COMM 347 COMM 368 1 of COMM 342, 348 or 385 COMM 349 COMM 382 1 of COMM 393 or COMM 395 COMM 381 COMM 405 6 credits from: NS 105 and/or NS 106 COMM 447 ECON 231

COMM 491 ECON 234 Agribusiness - 24 credits 3 credits from: GEOG 208 COMM 349 COMM 340 GEOG 240 COMM 357 COMM 346 GEOG 342 COMM 368 POLS 111 COMM 405 Global Business - 27 credits POLS 112 COMM 447 COMM 340 POLS 322 BPBE 343 COMM 368 POLS 424 BPBE 344 COMM 405 SOC 201 BPBE 347 COMM 456 SOC 206

COMM 466 SOC 215 Co-operatives - 30 credits COMM 498: Global Strategy &… SOC 238 COMM 329 COMM 493 WGST 110 COMM 340 6 credits from: WGST 205 COMM 342 ECON 213 COMM 345 ECON 214 COMM 347 COMM 349 COMM 348 COMM 447 COMM 354 COMM 357 ECON 213 HIST 288

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Classes within the Marketing major will be allocated according to the following priority schedule: 1) Students in the Marketing major2) Remaining seats in any of COMM 352, 354, 357, 358, 451, 456 to Management majors based oncumulative average3) Remaining seats in 300 and 400 level Marketing courses to all other majors based on cumulativeaverage.

The Marketing Major requires 21 credit units.

REQUIRED COURSES PRE & CO-REQUISITES 12 credit units COMM 340.3 Introduction to International Business 30 COMM credits COMM 352.3 Marketing Strategy COMM 204.3 COMM 354.3 Consumer Behaviour COMM 204.3 COMM 357.3 Marketing Research COMM 204.3 & co-req 207.3

MAJOR ELECTIVES PREREQUISITES 9 credit units COMM 358.3 Sales Management COMM 204.3 COMM 447.3 Entrepreneurship & Venture Development None COMM 450.3 Advanced Topics in Advertising - NOT OFFERED IN 2016/17 COMM 451.3 COMM 450.3 Social Cause Marketing - NOT OFFERED IN 2016/17 COMM 204.3 COMM 451.3 Integrated Marketing Communication COMM 352.3 & 354.3 COMM 452.3 NOT OFFERED IN 2016/17 COMM 204.3 & 352.3 COMM 454.3 Retail Marketing COMM 352.3 & 354.3 COMM 456.3 International Marketing COMM 204.3 & 340.3 COMM 457.3 Marketing and Popular Culture COMM 352.3 & 354.3 COMM 458.3 Branding COMM 352.3 & 354.3 COMM 491.3 Purchase & Supply Management COMM 205.3 COMM 495.3 Supply Chain Management & E-Commerce COMM 205.3

COMM 446.3 and COMM 459.3 are no longer offered but may be used as Marketing electives if completed prior to 2015/16.

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X 1 COMM 100.3 X 2 COMM 101.3 X 3 ECON 111.3 X 4 ECON 114.3 X 5 MATH 121.3 or MATH 110.3 X 6 *COMM 119.3X 7 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX 8 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX 9 COMM 104.3X10 COMM 105.3 X11 COMM 201.3 X12 COMM 203.3 X13 COMM 204.3 X14 COMM 205.3 X15 COMM 211.3 X16 COMM 207.3 X17 COMM 210.3 X18 3 cu of Sr. Non-Commerce X19 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX20 **3 cu of 100 level Non-Commerce


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FREE SENIOR ELECTIVES (300+ COMM or 200+ NON-COMMERCE)X27 SENIOR ELECTIVE X28 SENIOR ELECTIVE


CLASSES FOR MAJOR: ACC = 33 CU; MGT = 30 CU; FIN, MKT = 21 CU; OM = 18 CU X34 COMM 340.3X35 COMM 352.3 X36 COMM 354.3 X37 COMM 357.3

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The Operations Management Major requires 18 credit units.

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS PREREQUISITES 15 credit units

COMM 393.3 Spreadsheet Modeling for Business Decisions COMM 104.3 COMM 395.3 Business Forecasting COMM 207.3 COMM 491.3 Purchasing & Supply Management COMM 205.3 COMM 493.3 Total Quality Management COMM 205.3 COMM 495.3 Supply Chain Mgt & E-Commerce COMM 205.3

ELECTIVES -- 3 credit units PREREQUISITES & CO-REQUISITES COMM 201.3 30 COMM credits

COMM 204.3 & co-requisite 207.3 COMM 203.3 & 207.3

COMM 321.3 Corporate Financial Reporting I COMM 346.3 Technology Commercialization COMM 357.3 Marketing Research COMM 368.3 Entrepreneurial Finance & VC COMM 494.3 Topics in Field Investigation in OM COMM 205.3

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X 1 COMM 100.3 X 2 COMM 101.3 X 3 ECON 111.3 X 4 ECON 114.3 X 5 MATH 121.3 or MATH 110.3 X 6 *COMM 119.3X 7 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX 8 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX 9 COMM 104.3 X10 COMM 105.3 X11 COMM 201.3 X12 COMM 203.3 X13 COMM 204.3 X14 COMM 205.3 X15 COMM 211.3X16 COMM 207.3 X17 COMM 210.3 X18 3 cu of Sr. Non-Commerce X19 **3 cu of 100 level Non-CommerceX20 **3 cu of 100 level Non-Commerce


X25 COMM 401.3 X26 COMM 402.3

FREE SENIOR ELECTIVES (300+ COMM or 200+ NON-COMMERCE)X27 SENIOR ELECTIVE X28 SENIOR ELECTIVE X29 SENIOR ELECTIVE


CLASSES FOR MAJOR: ACC = 33 CU; MGT = 30 CU; FIN, MKT = 21 CU; OM = 18 CUX35 COMM 393.3 X36 COMM 395.3

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We cannot guarantee access to any upper year COMM classes unless: • You include the class on your plan AND• You receive an email to your U of S email account in February confirming

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01 - Student - Cover02 - N Murray Edwards03 - ATTENTION Page04 - Student - Table of Contents05 - Resource Guide06 - 09 - Program PlanningINTRODUCTION TO PROGRAM PLANNINGCOMPLETING YOUR PROGRAM PLANUSING THE PROGRAM PLANNER SOFTWARE

10 - 11 - Program information & ChangesPROGRAM INFORMATION & CHANGES 2016/2017

12 - 13 - ElectivesELECTIVES IN THE B.COMM. PROGRAM

14 - 15 - Specialized ProgramsEDWARDS CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMBUSINESS/LAW PROGRAMSPECIALIZED PROGRAMSHONOURS PROGRAMSTUDY ABROAD OPTIONGLOBAL BUSINESS STREAM & ADVANCED GLOBAL BUSINESS STREAM

16 - 19 - COMM CoursesCOMM 16/17 TENTATIVE OFFERINGS BY TERM & PRE/CO-REQUISITES

20- 2016 Spring-Summer Offerings21 - AccountingACCOUNTING -- 2011 Curriculum

22 - Accounting prior to 201623 - Accounting prior to 201624 - Accounting 201625 - Accounting 201626 - FinanceFINANCE -- 2011 Curriculum

27 - Finance28 - Human ResourcesHUMAN RESOURCES -- 2011 Curriculum

29 - Human Resources30 - Management prior to 2013MANAGEMENT -- 2011 CurriculumFor students accepted into the major prior to 2013

31 - Management prior to 201332 - Management 2013For students accepted into the major in 2013 or later

33 - Management 201334 - Management Admission Policy35 - Management StreamsMANAGEMENT STREAMS

36 - MarketingMARKETING -- 2011 Curriculum

37 - Marketing38 - Operations ManagementOPERATIONS MANAGEMENT -- 2011 Curriculum

39 - Operations Management40 - blank page41 - Work Sheet42 - Back Cover

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