SECTION 1: PROGRAM ABSTRACT

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2 SECTION 1: PROGRAM ABSTRACT The Bachelor of Business-Automotive Management Degree program is designed to provide a solid business education, allowing for the pursuit of further advanced degrees in addition to the acquisition of applied skills preparing graduates for employment in the largest industry in Canada in a variety of its sectors. The combination of business studies and applied learning focused on a specific industry is the cause of a 92% graduate placement rate to date. Articulation agreements have been steadily increasing between Georgian College and other degree-granting institutions providing numerous pathways for our graduates into Master s Degree programs. The high employment placement rate and preparedness for advanced studies are the result of carefully designed learning outcomes-created in cooperation with Georgian College, the standards imposed by PEQAB and our Board of Directors industry experts-that instruct students on marketing and sales, customer service, finance and accounting, aftermarket and dealership, regulations pertaining to the industry, and leadership and management skills. As well, these program learning outcomes serve to develop graduates team building, entrepreneurial, personal and professional goals and an appreciation for life-long learning in a culturally diverse economy. Significant co-op learning enhances academic study and offers valuable work experience essential for obtaining employment.

3 SECTION 2: COURSE SCHEDULES Schedule 2(a) s for Automotive Business s DW: courses within the Automotive discipline DL: courses within the Business discipline DO: courses outside of the discipline (liberal arts on a separate schedule) Year and 1 2 Title MRKT1000 Introduction to Marketing AUTM1002 Concepts of the Automotive Industry AUTM1003 Introduction to the Aftermarket MNGM1001 Management Principles SOSC1002 Multidisciplinary Research ECNM1000 Microeconomics MRKT1001 Consumer Behaviour Core s Non- Core DW DL DO Hours Hours Hours YEAR ONE and Co- Requisites Highest Qualification Earned and Discipline of Study MBA 42 Master of Education, Bachelor of Arts: Anthropology Master of Science : Master of Science : Master of Arts: Economics : Marketing Management, Bachelor of Arts: Economics Master of Arts: Business Communication and E- 1

4 3 4 AUTM1007 Automotive Technology AUTM1011 Dealership Management Systems BSNS2004 Organizational Behaviour ACTG1000 Introduction to Accounting MRKT2000 Automotive Sales Concepts Applications ECNM1001 Macroeconomics 42 Master of Science Master of International Finance, ASE Master Technician 42 Bachelor of Arts: English and History** YEAR TWO ACTG2002 Management Accounting MATS2000 Business Mathematics AUTM2006 Dealership Sales Management AUTM2003 Parts and Service Management AUTM1010 Auto Show Lab 1 42 Chartered Accountant, Certified General Accountant, Master of Business : 42 Master of Arts: Economics : Marketing Management, Bachelor of Arts: Economics 42 Introduction to Accounting Certified General Accountant, Master of Business : 42 Master of Science: Applied Mathematics : Finance 42 Introduction to Accounting : 42 Master of Arts: Business Communication and E- : Finance 2

5 YEAR THREE FINC3003 Corporate Finance JURI3000 Business Law for the Automotive Industry OPTION COURSE STAS3000 Introduction to Statistical Analysis FINC3004 Dealership Financial Statement Analysis BSNS3000 Entrepreneurship and the Business Plan STAS3001 Statistical Analysis HRMG4000 Human Resource Management AUTM2008 Auto Show Lab 2 42 Business Mathematics : Finance 42 Master of Arts in Philosophy See below 42 Master of Science: Applied Mathematics 42 Introduction to Accounting BSNS4005 Business Simulation MRKT3000 Automotive Marketing Management OPTION COURSE YEAR FOUR AUTM4010 Automotive Commercial Relationships Certified General Accountant, Master of Business : : 42 Introduction to Statistical Analysis Master of Science: Applied Mathematics 42 Masters in Industrial Relations, Masters in Public Master of Arts: Business Communication and E- : Finance 42 Masters of Arts: Business Communication and E- 42 Masters in Business : Finance See below 3

6 8 MNGM4000 Strategic Management BSNS2001 Ethics for Business OPTION COURSE MNGM4002 Operations Management MRKT4000 International Marketing ECNM4000 International Economics BSNS4003 Risk Management MNGM1000 Leadership MNGM2002 Event Planning and Execution AUTM4011 Advanced Aftermarket Studies BSNS3002 Services and Product Innovation AUTM3008 DMS: System OPTIONS COURSES Subtotal Hours/Credits Program Hours 1764 : 42 Master of Arts in Philosophy See below : 42 Masters in Business : Entrepreneurship : Marketing Management, Bachelor of Arts: Economics 42 Diploma Recreational Leadership ** : International Management : Finance Masters of Arts: Business Communication and E- 42 Master of Science 42 Bachelor of Arts: English and History ** 336 ** approval included in original approval 4

7 Schedule 2(b) Liberal Arts and Sciences Breadth s Title Introduction to Spanish ARTL1000 Literary Genres Fiction and Poetry ENGL1001 Total Non-Core Hours (DO) and Corequisites FIRST YEAR COURSES Highest Qualification Earned and Discipline of Study 42 Terminal or Master s degree in Spanish MA English Literary Genres Drama and Film ENGL1002 MA Literature Gender and Ethics HUMA1000 Children s Literature HUMA1001 Philosophy of Food HUMA1002 Philosophies of Intimacy HUMA1003 MA English MA Literature 42 MA Philosophy 42 Doctorate or Masters in English or Primary Education 42 MA Philosophy 42 MA Philosophy Philosophies of Evil 42 MA Philosophy HUMA1004 Race and Reality HUMA PhD Sociology Introduction to Psychology 1 PSYC MSc Education School Counselling Master of Human Kinetics in Sport and Exercise Psychology MA History and Theory of Psychology (Life Span Development) PhD Experimental Psychology 5

8 Title Introduction to Psychology 2 PSYC1001 Total Non-Core Hours (DO) and Corequisites Highest Qualification Earned and Discipline of Study 42 MSc Education School Counselling Master of Human Kinetics in Sport and Exercise Psychology MA History and Theory of Psychology (Life Span Development) Introduction to Sociology SOCI1000 PhD Experimental Psychology 42 MBA Information Systems, BA Sociology MSW Introduction to Women s Studies SOSC1000 Introduction to Women s Studies Part 2 SOSC1001 Multidisciplinary Research SOSC1002 PhD Education Studies 42 MSc Education School Counselling 42 MSc Education School Counselling 42 SECOND YEAR COURSES ARTS HUMANITIES Understanding Art ARTL MFA Modes of Reasoning 42 ARTL2002 Introduction to the Humanities ARTL2005 Film Theory HUMA2000 Major Religions of the World HUMA A minimum of a Master s degree with a preference for a terminal degree in the discipline Music History HUMA A minimum of a Master s degree with a preference for a terminal degree in the discipline Worldview, Language, Culture HUMA PhD or MA in Language, Cultural Studies or Social Sciences Social Media HUMA MBA Information Systems Philosophy PHIL MA Philosophy 6

9 Title Total Non-Core Hours (DO) and Corequisites SOCIAL SCIENCES Social Psychology PSYC Highest Qualification Earned and Discipline of Study (Life Span Development) PhD Experimental Psychology Perception PSYC (Life Span Development) PhD Experimental Psychology Anthropology SOSC A minimum of a Master s degree with a preference for a terminal degree in the discipline Canadian Political Parties SOSC Crime and Punishment SOSC PhD Education Studies Political Science SOSC Power and Knowledge SOSC2004 Human Rights SOSC MSW Women and the News Media SOSC PhD in Women s Studies or Media SCIENCES Integrated Science SCEN PhD Physiology Environmental Science 42 PhD Physiology SCEN2002 Western Literature: Medieval to Renaissance ARTL3002 Western Literature: Restoration to Post-Modernity ARTL3003 THIRD YEAR COURSES ARTS HUMANITIES 42 Contemporary History through Film and Popular Culture HUMA3000 7

10 Title Studies in Popular Culture HUMA3001 Fantasy and the Modern World HUMA3003 Abnormal Psychology PSYC3001 Total Non-Core Hours (DO) and Corequisites Highest Qualification Earned and Discipline of Study SOCIAL SCIENCES 42 (Life Span Development) Greed and Globalization SOSC3000 PhD Experimental Psychology 42 MBA Information Systems MSW History of Education in Canada SOSC3001 Survey Methods and Statistics SOSC A minimum of a Master s degree with a preference for a terminal degree in the discipline 42 PhD Experimental Psychology Media and Society SOSC3003 Global Environmental Politics SCEN3000 Holistic Sciences and Healing SCEN3001 The Science of Pollution SCEN3002 Social Determinants of Health SCEN3004 Special Topics in Art History ARTL4000 Special Topics in Literature ARTL4001 SCIENCES 42 PhD Physiology 42 PhD Theory and Policy Studies, MA Education, BScN 42 PhD Physiology MSc Occupational and Environmental Health 42 PhD Theory and Policy Studies, MA Education, BScN FOURTH YEAR COURSES ARTS HUMANITIES 42 MFA 42 PhD Education Theory and Policy Studies, MA English Literature 8

11 Title Interdisciplinary Critical Theory ARTL4002 Total Non-Core Hours (DO) and Corequisites SOCIAL SCIENCES Highest Qualification Earned and Discipline of Study 42 PhD Education Theory and Policy Studies Advanced Research Skills SOSC4000 Corporations, New Technology and Social Change SOSC4001 Diversity and Politics in Canada SOSC PhD Experimental Psychology 42 MBA Information Systems MSW 42 Labour Relations SOSC A minimum of a Master s degree with a preference for a terminal degree in the discipline Sexual Politics SOSC MSc Education School Counselling Artificial Intelligence SCEN4000 Environmental History SCEN4001 SCIENCES 42 PhD Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Engineering, or Computer Science 42 PhD Physiology 9