Programmes d'études

Degree Options

Bachelor of Science (3 Year) in Mathematics

First Year

CHMI-1006E - General Chemistry I *

COSC-2836E - Computer Software for the Sciences

MATH-1036E - Calculus I **

MATH-1037E - Calculus II

MATH-1056E - Discrete Mathematics I

MATH-1057E - Linear Algebra I

PHYS-1006E - Introductory Physics I

PHYS-1007E - Introductory Physics II

6 elective credits#

* students lacking grade 12U Chemistry or equivalent must first complete CHMI-1041 - Chemical Concepts

** students lacking grade 12U Advanced Functions or equivalent or who have attained a grade of less than 60% must first take MATH-1912 - Elementary Calculus

Second Year

MATH-2037E - Advanced Calculus

MATH-2056E - Discrete Mathematics II

MATH-2066E - Introduction to Differential Equations

MATH-2057E - Linear Algebra II or STAT-2246E - Statistics for Scientists

18 elective credits#

Third Year

MATH-3036E - Real Analysis I

MATH-3416E - Numerical Methods I

3 credits from MATH 4000 series

21 elective credits#

# students must include a minimum of 12 credits from the Humanities and/or Social Sciences and 18 credits from the Sciences in a minimum of 3 subject areas other than Mathematics

Note: students may not exceed 48 credits at the 1000 or 9100 level

Bachelor of Science (4 Year) in Mathematics

First Year

CHMI-1006E - General Chemistry I *

COSC-2836E - Computer Software for the Sciences

MATH-1036E - Calculus I **

MATH-1037E - Calculus II

MATH-1056E - Discrete Mathematics I

MATH-1057E - Linear Algebra I

PHYS-1006E - Introductory Physics I

PHYS-1007E - Introductory Physics II

6 elective credits#

* students lacking grade 12U Chemistry or equivalent must first complete CHMI-1041 - Chemical Concepts

** students lacking grade 12U Advanced Functions or equivalent or who have attained a grade of less than 60% must first take MATH-1912 - Elementary Calculus

Second Year

MATH-2037E - Advanced Calculus

MATH-2056E - Discrete Mathematics II

MATH-2057E - Linear Algebra II

MATH-2066E - Introduction to Differential Equations

STAT-2246E - Statistics for Scientists

15 elective credits#

Third Year

MATH-3036E - Real Analysis I

MATH-3046E - Complex Analysis

MATH-3056E - Algebra I

MATH-3236E - Probability and Statistics

MATH-3416E - Numerical Methods I

15 elective credits#

Fourth Year

15 MATH credits at the 4000 level

3 additional MATH credits at the 3000 or 4000 level

12 elective credits#

# students must include a minimum of 12 credits from the Humanities and/or Social Sciences and 18 credits from the Sciences in a minimum of 3 subject areas other than Mathematics

Note: students may not exceed 48 credits at the 1000 or 9100 level

Major in Mathematics

Students wishing to major in Mathematics must complete a minor (24 credits) or a second major (42 credits), CHMI-1006 - General Chemistry I, PHYS-1006 - Introductory Physics I, PHYS-1007 - Introductory Physics II (if not part of the minor or second major), 12 credits in the Humanities and/or Social Sciences and upper year electives to total 120 credits

COSC-2836E - Computer Software for the Sciences

MATH-1036E - Calculus I **

MATH-1037E - Calculus II

MATH-1056E - Discrete Mathematics I

MATH-1057E - Linear Algebra I

MATH-2037E - Advanced Calculus

MATH-2056E - Discrete Mathematics II

MATH-2057E - Linear Algebra II

MATH-2066E - Introduction to Differential Equations

STAT-2246E - Statistics for Scientists

MATH-3036E - Real Analysis I

MATH-3056E - Algebra I

MATH-3236E - Probability and Statistics

MATH-3416E - Numerical Methods I

CHMI-1006E - General Chemistry I *

PHYS-1006E - Introductory Physics I

PHYS-1007E - Introductory Physics II

24 credits in a minor or 42 credits in a second major

elective credits (to complete a total of 120 credits)#

* students lacking grade 12U Chemistry or equivalent must first complete CHMI-1041 - Chemical Concepts

** students lacking grade 12U Advanced Functions or equivalent or who have attained a grade of less than 60% must first take MATH-1912 - Elementary Calculus

# students must include a minimum of 12 credits from the Humanities and/or Social Sciences and 18 credits from the Sciences in a minimum of 3 subject areas other than Mathematics