Accounting
Accounting topics include internal decision making, financial statement analysis, taxation and auditing. You'll analyze financial records and accounting information to aid in strategic planning and business development.
Am I the right fit for this option?
For this rigorous program, you need to have demonstrated an ability to do well in core courses in the area. If you have less than a 65% standing in COMM 290, 291, 293, 294, and 298 we advise you not to select this option.
Accounting option course requirements
Year 3 | |
COMM 353 | Financial Accounting - Intermediate I |
COMM 354 | Cost Accounting |
Year 41 | |
COMM 450 | Financial Accounting - Intermediate II |
Three credits from the following courses: | |
COMM 452 | Taxes and Decision Making |
COMM 454 | Accounting for Management Control and Incentives |
COMM 459 | Financial Statement Analysis |
And three credits from the following courses: | |
COMM 452 | Taxes and Decision Making |
COMM 453 | Financial Accounting - Advanced |
COMM 454 | Accounting for Management Control and Incentives |
COMM 455 | Principles of Auditing |
COMM 459 | Financial Statement Analysis |
1 If you started Year 3 of the Accounting option prior to September 2015, you may take any six credits from COMM 452, COMM 453, COMM 454, COMM 455, and COMM 459, in addition to COMM 450, to fulfill Year 4 Accounting option requirements. |
Other Accounting courses which may be taken as electives
COMM 355 | Income Taxation |
Careers in Accounting
Whether you aspire to be an auditor with one of the Big 4 accounting firms, or want to start a business with an unbeatable revenue model, an option in Accounting will equip you with a solid understanding of the inner workings of a business.