Business Administration - Accounting (Co-op) - Ontario College Advanced Diploma
ObjectivesThe three-year Accounting Co-op program will provide you with an opportunity to participate in a partnership between an employer, the college and you, the student. This unique arrangement gives you paid work experience in the accounting field while providing the accounting and financial skills necessary to pursue a successful accounting career.
Practical experienceThere are work experience aspects to this program.
Course descriptionSEMESTER ONE (FALL):
ACC 140 Principles of Accounting I
BCL 130 Microsoft Office I
BUS 104 Business Skills
BUS 105 Introduction to Business
CMM 125 College Communication I
MKT 100 Marketing for Business
MTH 170 Business Mathematics
SEMESTER TWO (WINTER):
ACC 190 Principles of Accounting II
ACC 205 Computerized Accounting II
BCL 131 Microsoft Office II
BUS 392 Career Planning
ECN 100 Microeconomics
MTH 175 Quantitative Methods I
SEMESTER THREE (SUMMER):
ACC 197 Co-op Work Term I
SEMESTER FOUR (FALL):
ACC 154 Computerized Accounting I
ACC 216 Corporate Finance I
ACC 220 General Taxation
ACC 310 Intermediate Accounting I
CMM 180 Business Correspondence
ACC 216 Corporate Finance I
MTH 205 Quantitative Methods II
SEMESTER FIVE (WINTER):
ACC 297 Co-op Work Term II
SEMESTER SIX (SUMMER):
ACC 203 Accounting and Management Information Systems
ACC 215 Management Accounting II
ACC 270 Auditing I
ACC 360 Intermediate Accounting II
LAW 230 Business Law
SEMESTER SEVEN (FALL):
ACC 397 Co-op Work Term III
SEMESTER EIGHT (WINTER):
ACC 316 Corporate Finance II
ACC 370 Municipal Accounting
ACC 386 Personal Income Tax
ACC 387 Corporate Income Tax
CMM 200 Researching and Reporting
SEMESTER NINE (SUMMER):
ACC 295 Management Accounting III
ACC 334 Advanced Management Accounting
ACC 340 Strategic Management for Accountants
FIN 100 Finance I
LAW 230 Business Law
Graduates of this three-year advanced diploma are eligible for exemptions from the first three levels of the Certified General Accountants program (CGA) and are eligible to write challenge exams for three fourth-level courses.
Students may also receive advanced standing from the Canadian Institute of Management towards the Certificate in Supervisory Management and the Certificate in Management Program; from the Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping towards the Certificate in Bookkeeping; and from the Purchasing Management Association of Canada towards the Certified Professional Purchaser Designation and the Certificate in Purchasing.