BMath (CS) Checklist (2003-2004)

Rules for the BMath(CS) degree changed with the introduction of the 2003-2004 calendar. This is a checklist for the new rules. There is a similar checklist for the pre-2003 BMath rules.

Required Courses: 7.5 CS units CS 132 or 133 or 3xx or 4xx CS 134 CS 240 CS 241 CS 245 CS 246 CS 251 CS 341 CS 350 CS 360 or 365 CS 370 or 371 CS 340 - 3981; 440-4981 CS 440 - 4981 CS 440 - 4981 CS 440 - 4981 or CS 6xx or CS 7xx or STAT 440 or CO 487 1.5 Elective units 4.5 Math units MATH 1[34]5 MATH 1[34]6 MATH 1[34]7 MATH 1[34]8 MATH 2[34]5 MATH 2[34]7 MATH 2[34]9 STAT 2[34]0 STAT 2[34]1 1.5 Additional Math units 5.0 Non-math units

Additional Constraints: 3 of (additional math courses) ACTSCI 231 232 331 371 431 432 433 AMATH 231 250 261 332 343 351 353 373 CO 330 342 350 351 367 STAT 330 331 332 333 PMATH 330 331 332 334 336 345 346 351 352 354 Non-math units that satisfy one of: A minor, joint or full Honours plan from outside of the Mathematics Faculty Elective breadth and depth requirement All of (breadth): 1.0 units from Arts Group A 1.0 units from Arts Group B 0.5 units from Faculty of Science 0.5 units from Faculties of Science, Applied Health Sciences or Environmental Studies One of (depth): 1.5 units at the 3rd year level or higher with the same prefix 1.5 units with the same prefix forming a prerequisite chain of length three An alternate plan approved by a CS Advisor Eight terms enrolled in at least three courses totalling 1.5 units. No more than 3.0 units of excluded courses and non-excluded courses failed prior to the Fall 2004 term. CS Major Average of 60% or higher. Cumulative Average of 60% or higher. English Writing Skills.

Notes:

¹ For the Fall 2006 and Winter 2007 terms, CS 348 can be taken to receive a credit in CS 448.

Disclaimer: This checklist is a handy tool but is not a substitute for the official degree regulations. If there is a question of interpretation or a discrepancy, the University Calendar always takes precedence.