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Managementy of information for advising r the Faculty of ManagementFaculty of must submit an A the r ./B.Mgt., B.Sc./B.Mgt., B.Mgt./B.E B.Sc./B.Mgt., ./B.Mgt., issions/deadlines.html. cy and Strategy cy and nce - Human Resource 3420 te Financial Accounting II N a m e : ______I D : ______iate Financial Accounting I ment Control Systems lish course lish • credit hours) courses (21.0 or Fine Arts Science and Arts Seven • EconomicsMicroeconomics Introduction to - 1010 • EconomicsMacroeconomics to Introduction 1012 - • Statistics 1770 - Introduction to oductory Accounting oductory The Bachelor ofThe Bachelor degree in Accoun Management nagement Accounting Management and Labour Relations, International Management, Management and Labour an Relations, International Phone: 403-329-2153 Email: [email protected] Lethbridge Campus Lethbridge cumulative grade point average at or abov in Inform also offers minors The Faculty The Faculty of Management offers progr offer programs and majors all can pursue students campus, adult campuses serve learners who may be in the work force B.Mgt., Post-Diploma B.Mgt., second programs Degrees (B.A or Edmonton Calgary entirety on the campus (see Part 11 - Faculty of Managem completed on the and Edmonton campuses: Acco Calgary offices. Admission to the Faculty requires completion of the follow of the Admission completion to the Faculty requires some cases, achievement of the minor and a majorchosen will Students who intend to ente Students should examine the cour complete all the the minor wi requirements, Calendar). in the 2010/2011 UofL 12, Section appropriate courses in Year 1. in Year appropriate courses www.uleth.ca/ross/adm Current and past Program Planning Program and past Current UofL website at www.uleth.ca/ross/ppgs/ppg.html website UofL Cost Accounting Management Law Management Poli Program Planning Guide Planning Program - Marketing - Writing Writing Academic to 1000 - Introduction A university Eng Management Management Environment This is for information purposes only. Please plan your own prog Please only. purposes is for information This Contact the Undergraduate Programs Office in the Facult Programs Contact the Undergraduate Management Finance Corporate - 3470 ManagementIntermedia - 3101 Management 3130 - ManagementManage 3131 - ManagementAuditing 3160 - Management 3010 - ManagementIntermed - 3100 Management 2070/Economics Quantitative and - Operations 2070 One of: Economics 3030 - ManagerialEconomics Statistics Statistics and Probability to 1770 - Introduction Major Requirements Management 4090 - Management Development Skill Managerial - 3080 Management Management and Systems Information - 3061 Management Scie 3050/Political ManagementMa 2400 - Management 3020 Management 3031 - Managing Responsibly in a Global ManagementFinance 3040 - ManagementIntr 2100 - Management Technology Information to Introduction - 2060 Management 2030Introduction - Organizational to Behaviour Economics 1012 - IntroductionMacroeconomicsto Economics 1010 - IntroductionMicroeconomicsto Core Requirements: Campuses Minors Admission Bachelor of Management - Accounting Calendar Year - 2010/2011 Below is a suggested sequence plan for the B.Mgt. Accounting program. (Students admitted via the Diploma Admission Route should refer to the Post-Diploma B.Mgt. Accounting program planning guide.) Prerequisites and corequisites as of 2010/2011 are given in parentheses below each applicable course; where more than one prerequisite/corequisite is required, items are separated by semi-colons. Check the current Calendar/ Timetable for current prerequisites and corequisites. Notes Year 1 FALL (Sept - Dec) SPRING (Jan - Apr) IMPORTANT: Prerequisites and corequisites are subject to ECON 1010 - Introduction to Microeconomics ECON 1012 - Introduction to Macroeconomics change annually. Consult the current Calendar or Timetable. STAT 1770 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics One of: MATH 1410 - Elementary Linear Algebra (PREREQs: One of Pure MATH 30 or MATH 301) (PREREQs: One of Pure MATH 30 or MATH 301) 1. Instead of Pure Mathematics 30 or MATH 1510 - Calculus for Management and Social Sciences Mathematics 30, students may use UofL’s Mathematics 0500, or both Applied Fine Arts & Humanities Course 1 (PREREQs: One of Pure MATH 30 or MATH 30 ) Mathematics 30 and a minimum grade of Fine Arts & Humanities Course MATH 1560 - Calculus I 75% in Athabasca University’s Mathematics 101. (PREREQs: One of Pure MATH 30 or MATH 301) Elective - Non-Management 2. Students pursuing a B.Mgt. degree must take Management 2060 instead of Computer One of: WRIT 1000 or a university English course Science 1000. Management 2060 is substantially similar to Computer Fine Arts & Humanities Course Science 1000 (refer to the 2010/2011 University of Lethbridge Calendar, Part 4, Elective - Non-Management Section 3.c., Exceeding Course Limits, p. 71). Year 2 FALL (Sept - Dec) SPRING (Jan - Apr) 3. If ECON 2900 is chosen, students must take one non-Economics course from List II - MGT 2030 - Introduction to Organizational Behaviour MGT 2070/ECON 2070 - Operations and Quantitative Management Social Sciences or List III - Sciences instead of a non-Management elective to fulfill the (PREREQs: One of WRIT 1000 or a university English course; 2nd-year standing) (PREREQs: STAT 1770; One of MGT 2060 or CPSC 1000; 2nd-year standing) GLER. Students choosing STAT 2780 may take a non-Management elective. MGT 2060 - Introduction to Information Technology2 MGT 2400 - Management Accounting (PREREQs: MGT 2100; One of WRIT 1000 or a university English course) MGT 2100 - Introductory Accounting Minimum Grade Requirement MGT 3010 - Management Law A minimum grade of ‘C-’ is required in Elective - Non-Management Statistics 1770; Economics 1010 and One of: ECON 2900 - Economics and Business Statistics3 Elective - Non-Management Economics 1012; Writing 1000 OR a (PREREQs: STAT 1770; One of ECON 1010 or ECON 1012) university English course; and all STAT 2780 - Statistical Inference Management courses in order to (PREREQs: STAT 1770) meet degree requirements. 1000-Level Limit 3 Elective - Non-Management Not more than 10 courses may be taken at the 0100/1000 level for credit Year 3 FALL (Sept - Dec) SPRING (Jan - Apr) toward the degree. ECON 3030 - Managerial Economics MGT 3031 - Managing Responsibly in a Global Environment Residence Requirement (PREREQs: ECON 1010) (PREREQs: One of WRIT 1000 or a university English course) All students must complete at least 20 University of Lethbridge courses, 10 MGT 3040 - Finance MGT 3101 - Intermediate Financial Accounting II of which must be 3000/4000-level (PREREQs: MGT 2400) (PREREQs: MGT 3100) Management courses. Repeated Courses MGT 3061 - Information Systems and Management MGT 3131 - Management Control Systems (PREREQs: MGT 2030; MGT 2060) (PREREQs: MGT 3130) You are allowed to repeat a course only once. Only your second attempt MGT 3100 - Intermediate Financial Accounting I MGT 3160 - Auditing will be counted toward your degree. (COREQs: MGT 2060; MGT 3040) (PREREQs: MGT 3100) Students who have repeated a course must submit a ‘Repeated Course MGT 3130 - Cost Accounting MGT 3470 - Corporate Finance Form’ (available at the Registrar’s (PREREQs: MGT 2400) (PREREQs: MGT 3040) Office and Student Services [ROSS]). (COREQs: One of ECON 2900 or STAT 2780) Sequencing Year 4 FALL (Sept - Dec) SPRING (Jan - Apr) Courses in this major may not be offered every semester. Students MGT 3020 - Marketing MGT 3080 - Managerial Skill Development should consult current timetables. MGT 3050/POLI 3420 - Human Resource Management MGT 4090 - Management Policy and Strategy Students may opt to take Summer Session courses which may reduce (PREREQs: One of POLI 2410 or MGT 2030; One of WRIT 1000 or a university English course) (PREREQs: 4th-year standing; MGT 3020; MGT 3031; MGT 3040; MGT 3050/POLI 3420; the overall length of time required to MGT 3061) One of: MGT 3151, 4110, 4130, 4151 complete the degree. (PREREQs: see current Calendar) MGT 4160 - Accounting Theory Sequencing of courses will vary for (PREREQs: MGT 3100; One of WRIT 1000 or a university English course) part-time students. One of: MGT 3151, 4110, 4130, 4151 (COREQs: MGT 3101) (PREREQs: see current Calendar) One of: MGT 3151, 4110, 4130, 4151 One of: MGT 3460, 3640, 3650, 4112 (PREREQs: see current Calendar) (PREREQs: see current Calendar) Elective - 3000/4000 level

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