XII. Course Descriptions
College of Management and Economics
| CME*1000 Introduction to Business F (2.5-0) [0.50] | |
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| This course provides students with an understanding of the evolution of forms of business organization and their role in social and economic development. The main focus is on current economic, social and environmental issues that impact business organizations and which in turn are impacted by business decisions. Ethical considerations and the concept of sustainability are essential components. Students develop oral and written communication skills in small seminar groups. | |
| Restriction(s): | Registration in B.Comm. and fewer than 7.50 credits |
| CME*1100 Orientation to BComm F (2-0) [0.00] | |
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| The intent of this course is to help smooth the transition from high school to university for students entering the BComm program and to help develop a sense of community amongst BComm students. Students will be introduced to the expectations and policies associated with being a member of an academic community (rights, responsibilities, standards) and provided with an overview of the academic opportunities associated with the BComm program at the University of Guelph. Academic supports, resources and services available to students and the availability of non-academic opportunities to develop business related skills will also be explored. A grade notation of P or F (pass/fail) will be assigned upon completion of the course. | |
| Restriction(s): | Registration in B.Comm. and fewer than 7.50 credits |