1. Introduction to the accounting cycle 2. Preparation of financial statements 3. Recording of journal entries 4. Overview of accounting for merchandising activities 5. Essential foundation for advanced financial accounting studies

1. Critical Thinking Strategies 2. Self-Evaluation Techniques 3. Relationship Building 4. Leadership Development 5. Team Collaboration 6. Soft Skills Mastery 7. Intrapersonal & Interpersonal Skills for Enhanced Organizational Performance

1. Foundation in Business Management 2. Exploring Canadian Business Context 3. Interdisciplinary Approach - Through interactive learning, students will explore the interconnectedness of key business areas like: a. Finance: Understanding financial management, investment, and budgeting. b. Human Resources: Learning about recruitment, staff development, and personnel management. c. Marketing: Delving into market research, branding, and customer relations. d. Operations: Examining supply chain management, production, and quality control. 4. Discuss legal issues, business ethics and social responsibility.

1. Review of basic arithmetic and algebraic manipulations. 2. Exploration of ratios and proportions. 3. Understanding percentages and the percentage formula. 4. Calculating discounts, mark-ups, and mark-downs, Analyzing payroll scenarios. 5. Conducting break-even analysis, Learning calculations involving simple interest.

1. Discussion of small-scale economic phenomena. 2. Examination of individual, firms, industry, and resource owner behaviors. 3. Investigation of how activities affect pricing, output, and purchasing decisions. 4.Research on the effects of costs, environmental legislation, competitiveness, and market changes. 5. Analysis of the consequences on demand and supply.

1. Practical Training in Writing, Researching, and Editing

1. Gain familiarity with the use of spreadsheets in the business world. 2. Acquire hands-on experience in working with spreadsheets. 3. Learn to create worksheets, graphs, lists, and macros. 4. Develop proficiency in utilizing spreadsheet functions and applications through practical exercises.

1. Students will delve deeper into select assets and liabilities featured on the balance sheet. 2. They will gain a comprehensive understanding of accounting for equity transactions involving partnerships and corporations. 3. Assets under examination will encompass cash, accounts receivable, notes receivable, property, plant, and equipment, as well as intangibles.

1. Apply research skills effectively 2. Collect accurate data ethically 3. Utilize software for data processing 4. Present findings for decision-making

1. Studying the requirements of stakeholders 2. Investigating corporate social responsibility (CSR) ideas 3. Reviewing practices in business 4. Examining sustainability risks

1. Enhancing skills in business mathematics 2. Understanding compound interest concepts 3. Making decisions based on annuities 4. Gaining insights into loan financing 5. Analyzing bonds effectively

1. Analyze global economic behaviors 2. Study individual nations' actions 3. Explore economic influences on GDP 4. Examine inflation and unemployment 5. Investigate technological change effects

1. Practical marketing management approach 2. Organizing & Analyzing marketing strategy and environment 3. Using research for segmentation 4. Targeting and positioning strategies 5. Creating customer value 6. Marketing roles in organizations 7. Contemporary marketing practices