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4.5.1 Recommended First and Second Year Sequence

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4.5.1 Recommended First and Second Year Sequence

First Year for All Programs
Mathematics 265 or 275	Mathematics 267 or 277
Mathematics 211 or 213¹	Computer Science 231 or 217 or 235
Arts option	Arts option
Option	Option
Non-science option	Non-science option
Second Year for All Programs	Ìý
Mathematics 367	Option¹
Statistics 321	Statistics 323 or Pure Mathematics 315³
Mathematics 311 or 313¹	Option or Actuarial Science 327²
Option or Applied Mathematics 311 or Actuarial Science 325²	Option
Non-science option	Non-science option

¹Students in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics programs are encouraged to take Mathematics 213 and 313 for linear algebra. Eligible students should consider the Honours Program in Actuarial Sciences, Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics or Statistics.

²Students in the Actuarial Science programs should choose Actuarial Science 325 and 327; students in the Applied Mathematics programs and Pure Mathematics major programs should choose Applied Mathematics 311.

³Students in Statistics, Actuarial Science, or Applied Mathematics concentration programs should choose Statistics 323; students in Pure Mathematics, Pure Mathematics concentration, or Applied Mathematics major programs should choose Pure Mathematics 315.