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All courses offered by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, and Computer Science 491.

See also Section 3 (Faculty Regulations), Subsections 3.4B (Program Requirements - Major Programs) and 3.5B (Course Selection - Introductory Courses).

0.5 FCE - Mathematics 211 or 213 or 221

0.5 FCE - Mathematics 281 or 249 or 251 or Applied Mathematics 217

1.5 FCE - Mathematics 283 or 253 or Applied Mathematics 219, Mathematics 311 or 313, 321

1.0 FCE - Mathematics 349 and 353; or 381 and one from the field

0.5 FCE - Computer Science 231 or 217 or 235

0.5 FCE - Selected from the field of General Mathematics

1.5 FCE - Selected from the field of General Mathematics at the 300-level or above

2.5 FCE - Selected from the field of General Mathematics at the 400-level or above

4.0 FCE - Breadth requirement: Non-science options from the Faculties of Communication and Culture, Humanities, Fine Arts and Social Sciences and the Haskayne School of Business (check Table I in 3.4 Program Requirements, for ineligible courses). Of these 4.0 FCE, at least one FCE must be from each of at least two of the aforementioned Faculties. Science 311 may be counted among the four FCE from other faculties

7.5 FCE - Options from anywhere

1. Mathematics 205.

2. A Minor to complement this Major is strongly recommended, e.g., in Economics, Physics, Computer Science, or Music.

3. It is recommended that students include an international component in their program.

Students should consult with the Undergraduate Director on a regular basis throughout their program.