ADM 2341 at uOttawa: Is It Hard + What’s on the Midterm
Course Guide · uOttawa Telfer
ADM 2341 at uOttawa: Is It Hard?
ADM 2341 (Managerial Accounting) is a Year 2 course at uOttawa’s Telfer School of Management, offered every term. It introduces the role of management accounting — as distinct from financial accounting — in decision-making, and how the cost of products and services is determined. The French-language equivalent is ADM 2741.
What ADM 2341 covers
How you’re graded
Weighting varies by term
Typically Connect assignments, in-class quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam. Confirm the exact split on your section’s outline.
What’s on the midterm
The midterm usually covers the first block — cost concepts and behaviour, CVP, and job-order costing (roughly the first several chapters). As with most managerial courses, CVP is where the marks concentrate and where worded questions catch students who only practised plug-and-chug.
How to pass ADM 2341
- Work full problems on Connect — don’t just skim.
- Identify the method before computing.
- Prioritize CVP & relevant-cost decisions.
FAQ
Is ADM 2341 financial or managerial accounting?
Managerial. (uOttawa’s financial accounting course is ADM 1340.)
Is ADM 2341 hard?
The concepts are manageable; the exams reward recognizing the right method from a word-problem, so practise with full questions.
Is there a French version?
Yes — ADM 2741 (Comptabilité de gestion).
Stuck on ADM 2341?
We tutor it in English — around the CVP and decision word-problems that decide your Telfer exam.
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