Bachelor of Commerce

Bachelor of Commerce

Concentration in Accounting

20.0 credits Total 13.0 credits BCom Major Requirements + 7.0 credits Electives; of which 4.0 credits are required for the Accounting Concentration.

Effective Fall 2019 Students admitted BEFORE Fall 2019 should refer to the program requirements as listed on your degree audit. Your audit can be accessed through Carleton Central.

This pamphlet is only a guide; consult your academic advisor, your audit and the Carleton University Undergraduate Calendar (Carleton.ca/cuuc) for specific rules and regulations that apply to your program.

Should you need assistance with degree planning, please consult an Academic Advisor in the Sprott School of Business.

Students Pursuing CPA Designation If you are planning on pursuing a CPA designation, you will need additional courses in addition to those required for the Accounting concentration. For details regarding the paths to CPA please visit CPA Ontario.

Please note that students graduating from Sprott's Master of Accounting program are exempt from the CPA Canada Professional Education Program (PEP) and proceed directly to the CPA Canada Common Final Examination, which is one of the final steps in becoming a Chartered Professional Accountant.

Sprott Employability Passport Each year, students are required to register for a non-credit career development course, BUSI 1995 and participate in a selection of co-curricular activities and events covering several of the Employability Passport's eight skill areas: Career Management, Communications, Global Perspective, Leadership, Professionalism, Teamwork, Technology and Good Business.

The successful completion of the Sprott Employability Passport courses (BUSI 1995, BUSI 2995, BUSI 3995, and BUSI 4995) are graduation requirements for Sprott Bachelor of Commerce students admitted into first-year for Fall 2019.

For Fall 2019, new first-year students will have BUSI 1995 added to their registration in September. More details about the Sprott Employability Passport will be provided later in the summer months to your Carleton email address.

First Year [5.0 credits ? 3.5 credits BCom Major + 1.5 credits Electives]

Fall Term

Winter Term

BUSI 1800 - Intro to Business

BUSI 1004 - Financial Accounting

Either Fall or Winter Term

ECON 1001- Introduction to Economics: Microeconomics ECON 1002- Introduction to Economics: Macroeconomics PSYC 1002 - Introduction to Psychology (Business only section) SOCI 1005 - Sociology for Bachelor of Commerce Students MATH 1009 - Calculus 1.5 credits Free Electives

Second Year [5.0 credits ? 4.5 credits BCom Major + 0.5 credits Concentration]

Fall Term

Winter Term

BUSI 1005 - Managerial Accounting STAT 2606 - Business Statistics I

STAT 2607 - Business Statistics II BUSI 2001 - Interm Accounting I BUSI 2504 - Business Finance I

Either Fall or Winter Term

BUSI 2101 - Organizational Behaviour ECON 2009 - Managerial Economics And 3 of (remaining to be completed in Third Year): BUSI 2208 - Introduction to Marketing BUSI 2301 - Introduction to Operations Management BUSI 2400 - Foundations of Information Systems BUSI 2601 - Business Law BUSI 2701 - Fundamentals of International Business BUSI 2800 - Entrepreneurship

Declaring Concentration(s) - Concentrations should be declared by the end of second year; adding a concentration after the start of third year may delay graduation. For double concentrations, 6.0 credits must be completed with a minimum overall CGPA of 8.00.

Third Year [5.0 credits ? 3.0 credits BCom Major + 2.0 credits Concentration]

Fall Term

Winter Term

BUSI 2002 - Interm Accounting II BUSI 3001 - Acc for Busi Combinations

BUSI 3005 - Taxation I

BUSI 3008 ? Interm. Mgmt Acc & Cntrl

Either Fall or Winter Term

BUSI 3102 - Introduction to Human Resources BUSI 3103 - Introduction to Organizational Theory BUSI 3309 - Project Management 3 of (courses not completed from Second Year): BUSI 2208 - Introduction to Marketing BUSI 2301 - Introduction to Operations Management BUSI 2400 - Foundations of Information Systems BUSI 2601 - Business Law BUSI 2701 - Fundamentals of International Business BUSI 2800 - Entrepreneurship

Fourth Year [5.0 credits ? 2.0 credits BCom Major + 1.5 credits Electives + 1.5 credits Concentration*]

Either Fall or Winter Term BUSI 4601 - Business Ethics (must be completed at Carleton) BUSI 4609 - Strategic Management (must be completed at Carleton) 1.0 credits BUSI 4000-level (Concentration* or Free Electives - must be completed at Carleton) 3.0 credits Concentration* and Free Electives

*Accounting Concentration Electives ? taken in Third and/or Fourth Year, 1.5 credits from:

BUSI 2505 - Business Finance II BUSI 3007 - Auditing I BUSI 4005 - Taxation II BUSI 4003 ? Accounting Theory BUSI 4008 - Advanced Management Accounting and Control

Please note that these concentration electives may require prerequisites that are not part of your degree requirements listed above, please reference calendar.carleton.ca/courses/BUSI

Student Services at Sprott

As a Sprott student, you will benefit from our dedicated team of advisors who provide a range support and services to ensure your academic, career and personal success as you earn an internationally accredited business degree.

Academic Advising Sprott's Academic Advisors are your number one resource for course planning and your degree requirements, CGPAs, university regulations and all things academic. Drop in academic advising is available weekdays 9 a.m. - noon and 1 - 4 p.m. in 710 Dunton Tower; or by emailing BCom@sprott.carleton.ca or BIB@sprott.carleton.ca.

Registration Information Sprott students need to reference sprott.carleton.ca/registration regularly to stay up-to-date with BUSI course offerings, registration priority, and link to course application requirements. This site is updated regularly to ensure that you have a smooth registration process when your timeticket opens.

Student Success As a Sprott student, our Student Success Officer is available for individual consultations to help you determine your goals and help you develop a plan to achieve them. This includes helping you to identify programs, services and activities that will support your success in and outside the classroom, from your first to final year. Email BCom@sprott.carleton.ca or BIB@sprott.carleton.ca to book an appointment.

Business Career Management Centre Career planning and preparation throughout your studies is key to finding a rewarding job after graduation. Sprott's Business Career Management Centre (BCMC) is exclusive to Sprott students and tailors its services to the needs of business students through individualized support, employers and events. BCMC services include: ?Personalized career advising and help with concentration selection ?Connections to employers and alumni through events ?Assistance with job search, resum?s, cover letters and interview preparation ?Career skills development workshops

(etiquette, business fashion, social media, networking) ?mySprott career portal provides exclusive access to business job postings,

and online booking for career advisor appointments

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