MGMT 410 Global Business Environment (CORE) MGMT 420 Operations Management (CORE)

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1 DONALD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Bachelor of Business Administration, General Management Major Business Administration Diploma, Accounting Major UPDATED: APRIL, 2016 YEAR 3 - FALL TERM MGMT 420 Operations Management (CORE) BUS 307 Introduction to Business Statistics II (Recommended Elective) ENGL 219 Cluster 4, : Essay Composition & Critical Reading GNED 1102 Cluster 1, : Controversies in Science YEAR 3 - WINTER TERM MGMT 410 Global Business Environment (CORE) MAJOR 1 ACCT 306 Recommended GNED 1301 Cluster 3, : Citizenship Without Borders MGMT 430 Business Plan Development (CORE) MAJOR 1 ACCT 305 Recommended Cluster 4, COMM 271 YEAR 4 - FALL TERM GNED 1203 Cluster 2, : Cultural Perspectives on Science YEAR 4 - WINTER TERM MAJOR 1 ACCT 308 Recommended Elective ACCT 310 Recommended MGMT 490 Strategic Management (CORE) 1 Choose from: MGMT 450 Leadership, MGMT 460 Change Management, MGMT 470 Corporate Social Responsibility, ACCT 305 Personal & Corporate Income Tax (If you have completed ACCT 211 and/or ACCT 212, you will NOT receive credit for ACCT 305 in your degree), ACCT 306 Auditing (If you have completed ACCT 206, you will NOT receive credit for ACCT 306 in your degree, ACCT 308 Advanced Managerial Accounting and ACCT 310 Advanced Financial Accounting. Students pursuing an accounting designation are advised to choose ACCT 305, ACCT 306, ACCT 308 and ACCT 310.

2 General Education Coursework Students registered in the BBA, General Management major are required to take 12 General Education courses as part of their degree. This component in your degree is designed to give you a breadth of knowledge and exposure to additional subject areas that complement your General Management major area of study. General Education is also designed to give you choice you can explore a wide range of new subjects, or if you wish, you can choose to go deep in an area of interest. General Education courses are organized into four thematic clusters: 1. Numeracy & Scientific Literacy 2. Values, Beliefs & Identity 3. Community & Society 4. Communication Students explore subjects in each of these areas at three different tiers: Tier Study One foundation course from each of the clusters = 4 Courses Second Tier Study Choose one course from each cluster = 4 Courses Third Tier Study You have the option of narrowing your focus of interest. Your four General Education courses in this tier must cover at least two clusters that means your choices range from taking one course in each cluster, to taking three courses from one cluster and one from another = 4 Courses Cluster 1 - Numeracy & Scientific Literacy GNED 1102 Jr Controversies in Science None ANTH 200 Jr People & Biocultural Evolution None ANTH 306 Jr Introduction to Archaeology ANTH 200 or 203 ANTH 309 Jr Introduction to Physical Anthropology ANTH 200 or 203 KNSS 244 Introduction to Nutrition None MATH 202 Jr Elementary Calculus I MATH 30 Pure MATH 203 Elementary Calculus MATH 30 Pure & MATH 31 MATH 260 Jr Higher Arithmetic MATH 30 Pure MATH 204 Jr Elementary Calculus II MATH 202 or 203 Cluster 2 - Values, Beliefs & Identity GNED 1203 Jr Cultural Perspectives on Science None ART 201 Jr Art History I None ART 203 Jr Art History II None HIST 209 Jr Pre Modern World History None PHIL 201 Jr Values & Society None PHIL 202 Jr Knowledge & Reality None PSYC 260 Jr Basic Psychological Processes None PSYC 261 Jr Social & Individual Behaviour PSYC 260 MGMT 450 Leadership BADM 281 PHIL 321 Metaphysics None POLI 308 History of Political Thought I (Plato to Machiavelli) None POLI 309 History of Political Thought II (Hobbes to the None Present) PSYC 341 PSYC 353 Social Psychology Child Development PSYC 260 & 261 or SOCI 260 & PSYC 260 & PSYC 261 PSYC 357 Psychology of Adult Development & Aging PSYC 260 & PSYC 261 PSYC 358 Cognitive Psychology PSYC 260 & PSYC 261 PSYC 383 Personality PSYC 260 & PSYC 261 PSYC 389 Abnormal Psychology PSYC 260 & PSYC 261 Page 2

3 Cluster 3 - Community & Society GNED 1301 Jr Globalization None ANTH 201 Jr People & Culture None FINS 150 Personal Finance None HIST 373 Jr Canadian History to 1867 None KNSS 204 Introduction to Sociocultural s None POLI 223 Jr of Physical Education, Leisure & Sport Canadian Political Issues None SOCI 260 Jr Sociological Concepts & Perspectives None ECON 337 Development Economics ECON 201 & 202 or ECON 100 & ECON 341 Money & Banking ECON 201 & 202 or ECON 100 & HIST 379 The First Nations & Canada None MGMT 470 Corporate Social Responsibility BUS 303 or MGMT 450 PHIL 300 Professional Ethics None PHIL 386 Philosophy & Health Care Issues None SOCI 301 Sociology of Gender & Sexuality SOCI 260 SOCI 365 Social Stratification SOCI 260 SOCI 371 Sociology of the Family SOCI 260 SOCI 373 Sociology of Aging SOCI 260 SOCI 376 Sociology of Religion SOCI 260 Cluster 4 Communication ENGL 219 Jr Essay Composition & Critical Reading ELA 30-1 or COMM 250 COMM 271 Introduction to Communications Studies ELA 30-1 or ENGL 219 FREN 101 Jr Beginners French I None Note: Not Available to Students with French FREN 102 Jr Beginners French II FREN 20 or FREN 101 FREN 202 Intermediate French I FREN 30 or FREN 102 Important Notes: 1. oursework in all 4 years of your Degree must transfer to Mount Royal University. Use the Alberta Transfer Guide to verify. 2. You are allowed a maximum of 16 courses that transfer to as Junior Credit (1xxxx). 3. All General Education Coursework MUST be selected from courses on Pages 2 & 3 of your Planning Guide. Page 3

4 COURSE DEGREE COMPLETION COURSEWORK TRACKER BUAC ROUTE CORE BUSINESS COURSES RDC COURSE Completed 1 1 MGMT MKTG HRES ECON 1101 BADM 110 BADM 132 BADM 281 ECON 100 or ECON 201 Introduction to Management Introduction to Marketing Human Resource Management Introduction to Business Microeconomics 5 5 ECON 1103 ECON 101 or ECON 202 Introduction to Business Macroeconomics 6 6 MGMT 2262 BADM 111 or BUS 306 Introduction to Statistics ACCT 2121 ACCT 3224 (Jr if ACCT 104) ACCT 103 or ACCT 202 ACCT 104 or ACCT 204 Introductory Accounting II or Intro Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting 9 9 FNCE MGMT MGMT MGMT INBU LSCM ENTR MGMT 5333 BADM 260 or BUS 310 COMM 250 BUS 311 BUS 303 MGMT 410 MGMT 420 MGMT 430 Introduction to Finance Business & Workplace Writing Legal s of the Canadian Economy Introduction to Organizational Behaviour Global Business Environment Operations Management Business Plan Development Strategic Management MGMT 490 MAJOR COURSES IN GENERAL MANAGEMENT MINIMUM OF A SENIOR LEVEL Completed 17 1 ACCT ACCT ACCT ACCT 102 ACCT 209 ACCT 210 Business Option Business Option Introductory Accounting I Intermediate Financial Accounting I Intermediate Financial Accounting II Page 4

5 22 6 COMP 1103 or BADM 207 or BADM 210 Management Information Systems & Technology or Business Technology 23 7 MAJOR 1 1 SEE FOOTNOTE EXPLANATION ON PAGE MAJOR 1 1 SEE FOOTNOTE EXPLANATION ON PAGE MAJOR 1 1 SEE FOOTNOTE EXPLANATION ON PAGE 1 RDC GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES Cluster 1, Cluster 2, Cluster 3, Cluster 4, Cluster 1, GNED 1102 GNED 1203 GNED 1301 ENGL 219 Controversies in Science Cultural Perspectives in Science Citizenship Without Borders Essay Composition & Critical Reading Completed Cluster 2, Cluster 3, FINS 150 Cluster 4, COURSE ELECTIVES RDC COURSE MGMT 3353 BADM 270 Business Integration Completed 39 2 BUS 307 Recommended 40 3 Any Course in Your Planning Guide ACCT 310 Recommended Page 5

6 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Program Components: 40 Courses 16 Core Business Courses, 9 Major Courses in General Management, 12 General Education Courses, 3 Electives Repeated Courses: Coursework Expiration: Spring Term Coursework: Residency Requirement: Grading: Graduation Requirement: When a student presents the same course with more than one grade (i.e. the course has been repeated), the higher grade shall be used for evaluating purposes. Normally there is no time limitation for the application of credit toward a Mount Royal University credential for any course completed at Mount Royal University or at any recognized accredited post-secondary institution. However, time limitations for individual courses may be imposed if the course content is particularly time-sensitive. Any such time limitations must be approved by the Dean/Director of the appropriate faculty/school/centre upon recommendation from the Chair. Students must complete all degree requirements by the end of the winter term of their year of graduation to be able to participate in convocation. conducts two convocation ceremonies per year - one in June and one in November (for any student that finishes in the spring semester). At least 50% of the course work required for a Mount Royal University parchment must be completed as Mount Royal coursework. Credit will be considered only for those courses which have been completed with the minimum grade required for program continuance. If a program continuance is not stated the minimum grade is D. To successfully complete the Mount Royal University Bachelor of Business Administration, General Management Major at RDC, students must complete a minimum of 20 required courses; have a minimum GPA of 2.0 calculated on all courses required for graduation. Upon completion of the program, students will submit an application to Mount Royal University. Upon confirmation of graduation, students may attend convocation at Mount Royal and receive their parchment (payment of a convocation fee must be included with application) or students can attend convocation at RDC. Part-time students have up to 8 years to complete their program. How to Find More Information Advising & Recruiting RDC Website: Main Mount Royal University Website dsb@rdc.ab.ca PLEASE NOTE: You are responsible for ensuring that your registration is complete and appropriate and that your course choices comply with the program to which you have been admitted at RDC and/or to the university to which you wish to transfer (if applicable). You are cautioned that any changes to your courses, your major or your transfer destination may adversely affect your transferable credit (if applicable), admission requirements for future programs, or eligibility to graduate from RDC. Please consult with an Advisor if you have any questions. The function of Advisors is to provide students with information and resources that enable them to make informed decisions relevant to their education. These resources include the RDC College Calendar, the Academic Planning Guide for your chosen program and destination university (if applicable), the Alberta Transfer Guide and the calendar and contact information for your destination university (if applicable). Advisors will assist you in interpreting information from these resources or refer you to your destination university if appropriate. Students in university transfer programs are strongly advised to refer to the calendar of the university to which they wish to transfer and should contact appropriate university departments as required. Page 6