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a. G
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aduate
Dip
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Business Adm
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Pro
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equ
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De
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ete co
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BUS
550
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BUS
55
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2 Manage
ri
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Accounti
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Financ
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FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Memo
To
:
Wade Parkhouse, Dean of Graduate Studies
From: Colleen
Collins
,
Associate Dean
,
Graduate Programs
Date
:
February 16
,
2012
Re: GDBA Course and Calendar Changes
Dear
Wade,
The SFU GDBA program
wou
ld
like to
combine our
two existing
Accounting courses into
one co
ur
se.
The
changes we a
r
e
requesting
are as
follows:
•
A change to program
requirements
by deleting BUS 550 Financial Accounting
and
BUS
551
Managerial
Accounting
•
Addition of a
new
course BUS 510
Financial
and Managerial Accounting to
replace
BUS 550
& 551
•
Ca
l
endar language changes
From:
To:
Graduate Diploma in Business
Administration
Graduate Diploma
in
Business
Administration
Beedie School
of
Business
Beedie
School
of
Business
Simon
Fraser University
Calendar 2012 Simon
Fraser University
Calendar 2012
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The
graduate
diploma
in bus
in
ess
adm
inistr
ation (GDBA) provides core
business
skills to those
with an
undergraduate
degree
in
a
discipline
o
th
er
th
an
business. Delivered
online
The graduate diploma
in
bus
i
ness
administration (GDBA) provides core
business
skills to those
with an
undergraduate
degree
in a discipline
other
than business.
Delivered
online
I
over two to six terms, the GDBA is a
convenient and practical alternative to
a traditional classroom-based program
and provides business fundamentals to
improve career prospects.
Applicants should also refer to the
http://beedie.sfu.ca/gdba/
Admission Requirements
Admission is based on the following:
•
Students can apply online at
Simon Fraser University's online
Graduate Studies application for
http://www.sfu.ca/dean-
radstudies/prosp_students/appli
cation _process/
• GDBA program application
http://beedie.sfu.ca/gdba/
• Official undergraduate
transcripts
mailed directly from
the granting institution
• A resume
• Three confidential letters of
reference
mailed directly from
the referees, preferably from
supervisors
or former professors
• Applicants whose primary
language is not English,
or
whose previous education was
conducted in another language,
must submit evidence
of
satisfactory completion of a
standardized English test that is
acceptable to the University (see
1.3.2
English Language
Competence).
• A recent passport style
photograph
• Interview (shortlisted candidates
only)
over two to six terms, the GDBA is a
convenient and practical alternative to a
traditional classroom-based program
and provides business fundamentals to
improve career prospects.
Applicants should also refer to the
http://beedie.sfu.ca/gdba/
Admission Requirements
Admission is based on the following:
•
Students can apply online at
Simon Fraser University's online
Graduate Studies application for
admission, found
http:/ /www.sfu .ca/dean-
radstud ies/prosp _ students/applic
ation_process/
• GDBA program application essay
http://beedie.sfu.ca/gdba/
• Official undergraduate transcripts
mailed directly from the granting
institution
• A resume
• Three confidential letters of
reference mailed directly from the
referees, preferably from
supervisors or former professors
• Applicants whose primary
language is not English, or
whose previous education was
conducted
in another language,
must submit evidence
of
satisfactory completion of a
standardized English test that is
acceptable to the University (see
1.3.2
English Language
Competence).
• A recent passport style
photograph
• Interview (shortlisted candidates
only)
Program Requirements
Students complete a minimum of 24
units chosen from the
following
• BUS 510-4 Financial and
Managerial Accounting
• BUS 550 2 Financial Accounting
• BUS
551 2 Managerial
Accounting
• BUS
552-4 Managerial
Economics
• BUS 553-2 Quantitative
Business Methods
• BUS 554-2 Management
Information Systems
• BUS 555-4 Managerial Finance
• BUS 556-4 Marketing
Management
• BUS 557-4 Human Resource
Management/Organizational
Behavior
• BUS 558-3 Special Topics*
• BUS 559-4 Special Topics*
• BUS 560-3 Directed Studies*
*requires prior permission
of the
academic director
Courses from the other master
of
business administration programs or
other programs may be used as
substitutes
for these courses at the
discretion
of the academic chair.
Program Requirements
Students complete a minimum of 24
units chosen from the
following
• BUS 510-4
Financial and
Managerial Accounting
• BUS 552-4 Managerial
Economics
• BUS 553-2 Quantitative Business
Methods
• BUS 554-2 Management
Information Systems
• BUS 555-4 Managerial Finance
• BUS 556-4 Marketing
Management
• BUS 557-4 Human Resource
Management/Organizational
Behavior
• BUS 558-3 Special Topics*
• BUS 559-4 Special Topics*
• BUS 560-3 Directed Studies*
*requires prior permission
of the
academic director
Courses from the other master
of
business administration programs or
other programs may be used as
substitutes for these courses at the
discretion
of the academic chair.
GDBA Current calendar language
Program Requirements
Students complete 24 units chosen from the following.
• BUS 550-2 Financial Accounting
• BUS 551-2 Managerial Accounting
• BUS 552-4 Managerial Economics
• BUS 553-2 Quantitative Business Methods
• BUS 554-2 Management Information Systems
• BUS
555-4 Managerial Finance
• BUS 556-4 Marketing Management
• BUS 557-4 Human Resource Management/Organizational Behavior
• BUS 558-3 Special Topics*
• BUS 559-4 Special Topics*
• BUS 560-3 Directed Studies*
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docume
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To
combine
the
exist
ing BUS
550 and
B
U
S 551
toget
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into
one
course.
RESOURCES
If a
d
ditio
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al
res
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are
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equired to
offe
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this
course.
the
department
proposi
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t
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course sho
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be
prepared
t
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provide
inf
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so
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Financial
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SIGNATURES
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When a department proposes a new course it must first be sent to the chairs of each faculty graduate program
committee where there might
be an overlap in course content. The chairs will indicate that overlap concerns have
been dealt with by signing the appropriate space or via a separate memo or e-mail[attached to this form).
The new course proposal must also be sent to the Library for a report on library resources.
Once overlap concerns have been dealt with, signatures indicate approval by the department, home faculty and
Senate Graduate Studies Committee.
Other Faculties
The signature(s) below indicate that the Dean(sl or designate of other Faculties affected by the proposed new course
support(s) the approval of the new course.
Name
of
Faculty
Signature
of
Dean
or
Designate
Date
Departmental Approval
(non-departmentalized faculties need not sign)
Department Graduate Program Committee
Signature
Date
Department Chair
Signature
Date
'
Faculty Approval
Faculty approval indicates that all the necessary course content and overlap concerns have been resolved, and that the
Faculty/Department commits to providing the required Library funds and any
other necessary resources.
Faculty Graduate Program Committee
Colleen Collins
Senate Graduate Studies Committee Approval
Date
February
16, 2012
SGSC approval indicates that the Library report has been seen, and all resource issues dealt with. Once approved, new
course proposals are sent to Senate
for information.
Date
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~CONTACT
Upon approval of the course, the Dean of Graduate Studies office will consult with the department or school regarding
other course attributes that may
be required to enable the proper entry of the new course in the student record system.
Department
I
School/ Program
Contact name
Beedie School of Business, GDBA Melissa Mccrae
Contact email
mccrae@sfu.ca
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Simon Fraser Universit}'
Graduate Diploma in Business
Administration (GDBA)
Bus 510 Course Guide,
Financial and Managerial
Accounting
Summer
2012
Barb Edwards, M.Acc., C.A., Ed.D.
Senior Lecturer
Email
bjedwards@sfu.ca
Copyright BJ Edwards. All rights reserved.
SFU GDBA Bus 510 Financial & Managerial Accounting Course Guide
learning. This is fundamental to cooperative learning. This means you
must come to
class and actively follow the discussion.
Using these parameters, the
following table compares the traditional
seminar in the classroom to the Bus51 0 online seminar.
Traditional graduate seminar
Before class:
You read the textbook and the assigned
case and prepare notes
or questions.
Often teams are used at the post-graduate
level. The teams meet and prepare a team
summary of their interpretation of the case.
Note that often there is no lecture in a
graduate course as might be experienced
in an
undergraduate course.
Day of class:
Meet at the physical classroom for a
4-
hour class on a specific day. If you can't
attend, you
must rely on someone else to
share his/her notes.
The teams hand in
their summary at the start of the class.
The instructor scans them
for appropriate
analysis.
Discussion:
Generally the class responds to the
instructor's initial questions then students'
responses and questions fill the discussion
time. Solicited responses (cold
calls)
might occur by asking a student what
his/her opinion is on an issue. You listen
and take notes during the discussion.
The
seminar instructor listens, corrects
misconceptions
but generally is not
necessarily
the leader or an active
participant.
It is assumed that the
facilitator
only intervenes when necessary.
The discussion is limited to the class time
and to your thoughts at that time. You
must be able
to synthesize the issues
quickly.
Copyright BJ Edwards All rights reserved.
Bus51 0 On-line Seminar
The same preparation activities occur in an
online course except that the team meeting
may be online. Some teams rely on emails
with file attachments. Regardless of how
the team meets, everyone must keep up
with the work by reading the textbook and
preparing the assignments.
The online seminar occurs over the
extended period from
Tuesday to Friday. If
you can't attend one day, you can catch up
by reading the messages in WebCT.
A!l
discussion is archived. It is estimated ti1at
you might be online for about
6
to
8
hol!rs
in total over the discussion time block.
Team summaries are submitted
Sunday
night and reviewed Monday.
The online discussion starts in much the
same way as in the traditional seminar
except it is conducted
in the WebCT.
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like in the f-2-f environment, students need
to take the initiative to actively participate
and ask questions. Therefore, while
leading questions are posted, additional
issues will arise depending on the depth
and breadth
of the class discussion which
might require further research resulting
in
Internet links. Generally students benefit
from reading messages then responding
instead
of having to listen, synthesize and
take notes at the same time. Your notes
are more easily integrated as
the ccrr.p:etc
discussion is archived in
'NebCT
and c;m
be reviewed and downloaded. In the
discussion, similar to f-2-f, the instructor
interjects only as needed.
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and Organ•zat•onal Behav•our
(Business
557).
w
hich she
has
been
te
aching in the GOBI\ program since 2005. In the realm
of
research. she
leads
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funded
projec
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titled
"
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anag
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t
hrough
D
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".
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•nvest•galion
•s focused
on how
trust.
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loyalty
are bUilt
•n
online bus•ness
environments
through website design. Un•que features of
th1s
work
are compansons acr
oss
cultures. genders.
and
concern1ng applications
to
mob•le
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Barb
Edw
ards,
MA
ce
,
CA
B
arb
E
dwards
is
a Senior Lec
t
urer
of
Accounting for SFU
.
W•thm the
GOBI\ s
he teaches
F1nanc
•
a
l
1\
c
c
o
ri~g
a
nd
M
anagenal
A
ccounting
.
s
.
Edwards was
awarded
th
e
Canada
T
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T
eac
h
ing
Award
(200
t) an
d
has been on
the
Teaching
Honour Roll. Her
mterests
are
related
to effec
t
•ve and eff•c•ent
teach
•n
g of quality
online courses
through
t
he
use of cases and teams
C
h
ar
l
es
King
,
MBA
Chartes K.ng's
profess•onat background mcludes t4 years of expenence in the real estate Industry, the
p
ublic sector, and
non.prof•t and pnvate
sectors
•nclud•ng
the
Urban Development lnsutute. Coopers
&
L
ybrand Consulting Group, and
the
City of Vancouver In h1s
current
posi
t
ion w1th Canada
Mortgage
and
Housing Corporation.
Chartes IS
responsible for
anatyzmg
the BC economy and
hous•ng market•n
support
o
f
CMH
C mar
k
e
t
analysis.
underwri
t
ing,
and defaul
t
management
.
Withm
t
he GDBA Char
l
es
teaches
M
an
age
rial
F
i
nance
.
M
r. King holds two mas
t
ers
degrees wi
t
h a concentra
t
iOn 1n
urban
land
econom
i
cs.
f
i
nancial econom1cs.
an
d
strategic
management
Mar
k
A.
M
oo
r
e
,
PhD
Mark Moore
is a Lecturer
1n
the Faculty of
Bus
•ness
Adm•n
•strat•on
at
SFU. In
add•t•on to
h1s
work for the
GDBA.
he
has taught
courses
for
the
Management
of
T
echnology (
MOT
)
MBA
.
the Execut•ve
MBA
.
and
the
L
earning Stra
t
eg>es
Group.
W1th1n
the
GDBA program
he teaches
BUS
552
:
Manage
na
l
Econom1cs.
Prior
t
o coming
t
o SFU, Dr
.
M
oore
was
employed
by the Bank
o
f
Canada
in
O
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he
conducted
research on monetary
pol1cy. International portfolio.
d~rect
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opt1ons pnc.ng
methods
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and
shareholders
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PhD
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15
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consultant
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industry
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sheilagh@sfu.ca
FW: GDBA Memo for SGSC
From : Sharan Girn <sharang@sfu.ca>
Subject : FW: GDBA Memo for SGSC
To : tmundle@sfu.ca
Cc :'Colleen Collins' <colleen.collins@sfu.ca>, Sheilagh
MacDonald
<sheilagh@sfu.ca>
Hello Todd,
Man,
Feb 20, 2012 03:17PM
~1
attachment
On behalf of Colleen Collins, please find attached a new course proposal for Bus 510,
Financial and Managerial Accounting. This course is being created to combine the two
current
GDBA courses, Bus 550 Financial Accounting and Bus 551 Managerial
Accounting.
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-
,.-;.,(':::£./
This has been submitted to
S~te
today, February 2oth. Please let me know if you have
any questions.
Best regards,
Sharan Girn
Coordinator, Segal Graduate Programs
Beedie School
of Business at Simon Fraser University
500 Granville Street Vancouver BC V6C 1W6
778-782-9357
office
778-782-5122 fax
http://beedie.sfu.ca/segal/
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GDBA Memo Feb 16.pdf
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sheilagh@sfu.ca
FW: GDBA Memo for SGSC
From
: Sharan Girn <sharang@sfu.ca>
Subject
: FW: GDBA Memo for SGSC
To:
paul budra <paul_budra@sfu.ca>
1
rwakkary@sfu.ca
1
jcnesbit@sfu.ca
1
george
agnes
<george_agnes@sfu.ca>
1
duncan
knowler
<duncan_knowler@sfu.ca>
1
margo moore
<margo_moore@sfu.ca>,
cameron@sfu.ca
Cc:
'Colleen Collins' <colleen.collins@sfu.ca>, Sheilagh
MacDonald
<sheilagh@sfu.ca>
Dear Associate Deans,
Man, Feb 20, 2012 03:12PM
~1
attachment
On behalf of Colleen Collins, please find attached a new course proposal for Bus 510,
Financial and Managerial Accounting. This course is being created to combine the two
current
GDBA courses, Bus 550 Financial Accounting and Bus 551 Managerial_
Accounting.
This has been submitted to Senate today, February 2oth. If you find there is any
overlap, please let us know.
Best regards,
Sharan Girn
Coordinator,
Segal Graduate Programs
Beedie
School of Business at Simon Fraser University
500
Granville Street Vancouver BC V6C 1W6
778-782-9357
office
778-782-5122 fax
http:
I
/beedie.sfu.ca /segal/
GDBA Memo Feb 16.pdf
ift@ 3MB
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sheilagh@sfu.ca
RE: GDBA Memo for SGSC
From : Sharan Girn <sharang@sfu.ca>
Subject : RE: GDBA Memo for SGSC
To :'Paul Budra' <budra@sfu.ca>
Cc : Sheilagh MacDonald <sheilagh@sfu.ca>
Thank you Paul.
Cheers,
Sharan Girn
Coordinator,
Segal Graduate Programs
Beedie
School of Business at Simon Fraser University
500 Granville Street Vancouver BC V6C 1W6
778-782-9357 office
778-782-5122 fax
http: //beedie.sfu.ca /segal/
From: Paul Budra [mailto: budra@sfu.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 8:14AM
To: Sharan Girn
Subject: Re: GDBA Memo for SGSC
No overlap with FASS.
Paul Budra
Associate
Dean
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Simon Fraser University
778-782-4416;
www .sfu.ca/personal/budra
From:
"Sharan
Girnll
<sharang@sfu.ca>
Tue, Feb 21, 2012 09:27AM
To:
~~paul
budra" <paul budra@sfu.ca>, rwakkary@sfu.ca, jcnesbit@sfu.ca, "george
agnesn <george agnes@sfu.ca>, "duncan knowler" <duncan knowler@sfu.ca>,
~~margo
moore"
<margo
moore@sfu.ca>,
cameron@sfu.ca
Cc:
"Colleen
Collins"
<colleen.collins@sfu.ca>,
"Sheilagh
MacDonald"
<sheilagh@sfu.ca>
Sent: Monday,
20
February,
2012 15:12:05
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Subject:
FW: GDBA Memo for SGSC
Dear Associate Deans,
On behalf of Colleen Collins, please find attached a new course proposal for Bus 510,
Financial and Managerial Accounting. This course is being created to combine the two
current
GDBA courses, Bus 550 Financial Accounting and Bus 551 Managerial
Accounting.
This has been submitted to Senate today, February 2oth. If you find there is any
overlap, please let us know.
Best regards,
Sharan Girn
Coordinator,
Segal Graduate Programs
Beedie
School of Business at Simon Fraser University
500 Granville Street Vancouver BC V6C 1W6
778-782-9357
office
778-782-5122
fax
http:
I
lbeedie.sfu.ca lsegal
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