
Goal
Designed for accounting and finance students to help you understand the changes in innovation and collaboration while mastering the skills necessary for your career track. You will be empowered to establish efficiencies and reduce redundancies.
The goal is to build a solid foundation in business while learning financial tools, and skills needed to navigate a wide range of business environments. Learn how to perform key tasks such as payroll, marketing, managing billing and communicating financial data.
You will learn to plan, develop, and manage commercial real estate projects, gain the skills you need to manage the development process, from project planning and management to investment.
Certificate in Accounting - Semester 1
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Objective
Acquire training in accounting to meet the requirements of the business community in general terms of business administration.
CODE | TITLE | CREDITS |
CASA 1101 | Statistiques appliquées à l’éducationCASO 1101 Statistiques appliquées à l’éducation 3 credits Outils de base pour construire, exploiter, interpréter, critiquer des données statistiques sur le travail. | 3 |
TRC MATF | Analysis of Financial DecisionsTRC MATF Analysis of Financial Decisions 3 credits The treatment of uncertainty in financial decision making, including risk analysis, the concept of diversification and the risk-return relationship. The determination of the minimum required rate of return. Analysis of the company's financing structure, including the effect of leverage on risk and return and the optimal capital structure. | 3 |
TRC ECOE | Management AccountingTRC ECOE Management Accounting 3 credits Study the concepts of costs, cost behavior, manufacturing cost, cost-volume-benefit relationships, relevant costs, budget, budget monitoring, performance management. Gain knowledge of financial and non-financial indicators; theories applicable to the nature of accounting. | 3 |
TRC ECOG | Economic PrinciplesTRC ECOG Economic Principles 3 credits Study market economy, theory of supply and demand, concepts of elasticity. Gain knowledge in the principles of costs and production, the structure of the markets, factors influencing the cost of production. Topics include national accounts, consumption, investment, money, and the banking system; the Central Bank. International commerce and exchange rates. | 3 |
TRC VER1 | Audit 1TRC VER1 Audit 1 3 credits Introduction to the different types of external audit, obtaining mandates, laws, code of ethics, documentation, the concept of necessary care, and the Canadian Auditing Standards. The course includes planning, audit risk, materiality, strategy, and the evaluation of internal control, audit sampling, and files. | 3 |
TRC MEF1 | French-Speaking Methodology 1TRC MEF1 French-Speaking Methodology 1 3 credits This course, which addresses various tools of the language of Molière, introduces the student to the field of study which constitutes the representation of expression in a university environment. | 3 |
Certificate in Accounting - Semester 2
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Objective
Acquire training in accounting to meet the requirements of the business community in general terms of business administration.
CODE | TITLE | CREDITS |
TRC COG1 | Introduction to General Accounting 2TRC COG1 Introduction to General Accounting 2 3 credits The course embodies the economic forms of enterprise, the accounting information system, and the analysis of financial statements. | 3 |
TRC PRIA | Principles of AdministrationTRC PRIA Principles of Administration 3 credits This course is focused on the relationship to oneself, to others, to society, to nature, and the transcendent. The study defines the importance of integrity, transparency, inclusiveness, leadership, commitment, the exercise of power, and accountability. | 3 |
TRC GESP | Computerized Project ManagementTRC GESP Computerized Project Management 3 credits Students learn the functions of a spreadsheet, how to produce graphics, manipulate lists of data, and the skills necessary for accounting in business. | 3 |
COM 6603 | Verification 2COM 6603 Verification 2 3 credits Ethics and Code of Ethics. Topics include; quality control standards, fraud requirements, the importance of documentation, risks of material misstatement for items in the financial statements, and audit procedures. Additional topics include; audit of group financial statements, related parties, fair values, use of experts, communications with those charged with governance, internal audit, review, compilation, and other special mandates. | 3 |
TRC INTD | Introduction to LawTRC INTD Introduction to Law 3 credits This Introduction to Law course deals with the specificities of the subject and a summary of French law, contributing to a better understanding of the effects of fundamental divisions. This course describes the various fields of law and allows students to assimilate the hierarchy of norms and master control factors. Moreover, this study explains legal action and the abuse of rights in the context of the implementation of subjective rights. | 3 |
TRC MEF2 | French-Speaking Methodology 2TRC MEF2 French-Speaking Methodology 2 3 credits The objective of these studies is to start a conversational approach with readings adapted from the composition of the essays that further explore the questions and reactions to their readings and analytical responses to testing. | 3 |