Commerce

Fundamentals of career management including effective resume and cover letter writing, performing well in interviews and learning about the recruiting cycles, networking and resources available at the Hari B. Varshney Business Career Centre. COMM 204 - Logistics and Operations Management The design and management of systems to make products, provide services and deliver them to the end user. COMM 293 - Financial Accounting Introduction to the construction and interpretation of financial reports prepared primarily for external use. COMM 295 - Managerial Economics Economic foundations of managerial decision-making. Demand theory, cost and production, market structure, competitive strategy, organization of the firm, welfare-economic foundations of business regulation. COMM 296 - Introduction to Marketing Basic considerations affecting the domestic and international marketing of goods and services. COMM 336 - Introduction to Digital Business Business fundamentals in the digital economy: leveraging digitization and automation; data and analytics; platforms; crowdsourcing; understanding the impact of digital technologies on firms, markets, economies as well as individuals and society. COMM 393 - Commercial Law Introduction to the law of contracts, with particular reference to contracts for sale of goods and related law of personal property; principles of agency, partnerships and company law. COMM 394 - Environment, Society, and Government Roles of government and business in the Canadian economy, emphasizing interactions with the environment and society, including Indigenous communities. Ethical foundations of government, business and personal decision-making. COMM 396 - Business Communications II An activity-focused course providing the opportunity to study and practice forms of written communication needed in business. Credit will be granted for only one COMM 396, COMM 390, COMM 220, or ENGL 301. COMM 400 - Capstone Experience Prepares students to transition to career an