Three-Year B.Sc.: Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

Three-Year B.Sc. in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

Admission Requirements

A first year program with a mark of at least 60% in one of: Calculus 050a/b plus 051a/b, or Applied Mathematics 026. Linear Algebra 040a/b and a first year physics course are strongly recommended. Computer Science 025a or 026a/b, and 027a/b, in each case with a mark of at least 60%, constitute additional prerequisites for the Applied Mathematics and Computer Science Program.

Second Year

Calculus 280a/b (Mathematical Methods for Scientists I)
Calculus 281a/b (Mathematical Methods for Scientists II)
DE 215a (Ordinary Differential Equations)
Comp. Sci. 208a/b (Fundamentals of Computer Organization)
Comp. Sci. 209a/b (Applied Logic and Computer Science)
Comp. Sci. 210a/b (Algorithms, Data Structures and software Engineering)
Comp. Sci 211a/b(Software Tools and Systems Programming )
Comp. Sci 212a/b/y(Introduction to Software Engineering )
Math. 222a (Discrete Structures)
One half course option (Linear Algebra 040a/b must be taken if it was not taken in first year)

NOTE: The former Computer Science 201 and an additional half-course option may be substituted for Computer Science 210a/b, 211a/b, 212a/b/y.

Click here for a timetable. (It gives only one possible scheduling of required courses - there may be others.) You can use this to find times for your options. If you have problems, click here to send us a note. We'll do our best to resolve them.

Third Year

Progression into Third Year: To proceed to the third year of this program, an average of at least 60% in the 4.5 mandatory second year courses is required.

AM 261b (Numerical Analysis)
AM 310a/b (Modeling and Simulation)
AM 380 (Mathematical Methods for Scientists III) Not offered in 2002-2003. See a department counsellor.
One and one-half Computer Science courses at 300 level
Math. 223b (Discrete Structures)
Stat. Sci. 241a/b (Applied Statistics for Engineers and Scientists) or Stat. Sci. 257a (Probability)
One half course option

The Area of Concentration will consist of the 9.0 senior-level AM, Comp. Sci., Math and Stat. Sci. courses which are specified in 2nd and 3rd years (8.5 courses for those who have completed the former Comp. Sci. 201).

Click here for a timetable. (It gives only one possible scheduling of required courses - there may be others.) You can use this to find times for your options. If you have problems, click here to send us a note. We'll do our best to resolve them.

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