Recommended Course Selection for Asper Actuarial Major Students Admitted in September 2011 and Thereafter

This document contains specific courses that are recommended for Actuarial Major students that fulfill the Bachelor of Commerce Honours degree requirements. For the list of general B. Comm. (Hons) requirements please see the Degree Requirements section of the Undergraduate Programs website.

Year 1 (Details see Asper Admission) YEAR 2 of the 4-Year Program YEAR 3 of the 4-Year Program YEAR 4 of the 4-Year Program

Notes:
1) 120 credit hours in total 2) (f) 21 credit hours of foundation courses 3) (c) 51 credit hours core courses (ACC 1100, ACC 1110, ACT 4250 (International Business Requirement), ECON 2540 (Alternative Management Studies Requirement), FIN 2200, GMGT 1010, GMGT 2010, GMGT 2060, GMGT 2070, GMGT 3300, GMGT 4010, HRIR 2440, PHIL 2830 (Ethics Requirement), MIS 2000, MKT 2210, MSCI 2150, SCM 2160) 4) (m) 12 credit hours major courses (ACT 2120, ACT 3130, ACT 3230, ACT 4140) 5) (o) 18 credit hours option courses (ACT 2020, ACT 2210, ACT 3340, ACT 3530, ACT 4340, IDM 4050) 6) (e) 18 credit hours elective courses (MATH 2720, MATH 2730, STAT 2400, STAT 3400, STAT 3800, W)

Recommended Course Selection for Asper Actuarial Major Students Admitted in September 2011 and Thereafter B.Comm. Actuarial Major: Year 1
Fall Semester (f) ECON 1200 (Part A) or ECON 1010 (f) MATH 1690 (Part A) or MATH 1500 (f) STAT 1000 (f) W (Written English) (c) GMGT 1010 Winter Semester (f) ECON 1200 (Part B) or ECON 1020 (f) MATH 1690 (Part B) or MATH 1700 (f) MATH 1300 (c) ACC 1100* (c) GMGT 2060

Notes:

1) A minimum grade of B is required in ECON 1200 to apply for SoA VEE Economics credit (see UM approved VEE courses). 2) Written English list (taken from the 2011/2012 Undergraduate Calendar) * Year 1 Asper students must contact the Undergraduate Program Office for permission to register in ACC 1100. Requests may be submitted by email to: B_Comm@umanitoba.ca

Recommended Course Selection for Asper Actuarial Major Students Admitted in September 2011 and Thereafter B.Comm. Actuarial Major - Year 2
Fall Semester (e) MATH 2750 (Part A) or MATH 2720 (m) ACT 2120 (e) STAT 2400 (c) FIN 2200 (c) GMGT 2010 Winter Semester (e) MATH 2750 (Part B) or MATH 2730 (o) ACT 2020 (e) STAT 3400 (c) MIS 2000 (c) ACC 1110

Notes:

1) SoA Exam P (Probability) can be attempted after completing STAT 2400 and STAT 3400 (Cover about 21 out of 23 SoA Learning Objectives) 2) SoA Exam FM (Financial Mathematics) can be attempted after completing ACT 2120 and ACT 2020. See Learning Objectives covered by UM courses for detail. 3) Minimum grade B in both ACC 1100 and FIN 2200 to qualify VEE Corporate Finance credit (see UM approved VEE courses). 4) MATH 2720 & MATH 2730 are the Prerequisite or Concurrent Requirement of ACT 2120 and ACT 2210. 5) STAT 3400 is the Prerequisite or Concurrent Requirement of ACT 3130.

Recommended Course Selection for Asper Actuarial Major Students Admitted in September 2011 and Thereafter B.Comm. Actuarial Major - Year 3
Fall Semester (m) ACT 3130 (o) ACT 2210 (o) ACT 3340 (c) MSCI 2150 (c) MKT 2210 Winter Semester (m) ACT 3230 (o) ACT 3530 (m) ACT 4140 (c) HRIR 2440 (e) STAT 3800

Notes:

1) SoA Exam MLC (Actuarial Models: Life Contingencies) can be attempted after completing ACT 3130, ACT 3230 and ACT 3530. 2) SoA Exam MFE (Actuarial Models: Financial Economics) can be attempted after completing ACT 3340 (or ACT 4000). 6) SoA Exam MFE and MLC are offered every May and November. See the SoA Web Site at www.soa.org for more information. 7) STAT 3800 is the Prerequisite or Concurrent Requirement of ACT 4140.

Recommended Course Selection for Asper Actuarial Major Students Admitted in September 2011 and Thereafter B.Comm. Actuarial Major - Year 4
Fall Semester (o) ACT 4340 (c) ACT 4250 (o) IDM 4050 (c) PHIL 2830 (e) W (English Writing) Winter Semester (c) ECON 2540 (c) GMGT 4010 (c) GMGT 2070 (c) GMGT 3300 (c) SCM 2160

Comments 1) Minimum grade B in IDM 4050 to qualify VEE Applied Statistics credit (see UM approved VEE courses). 2) SoA Exam C (Construction and Evaluation of Actuarial Models) can be attempted after completing ACT 4140 and ACT 4340.