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Mathematics Program

Programs in Mathematics

  • 3-year or 4-year BA/BSc in Mathematics
  • Honours BSc in Mathematics (course schedule for an Honours BSc in Mathematics)
  • Minor in Mathematics
  • Teachable major or minor in Mathematics
Requirements for a 4-year BA/BSc or Honours BSc in Mathematics
  • MATH-1103 Introduction to Calculus I and MATH-1104 Introduction to Calculus II 
  • MATH-1401 Discrete Mathematics
  • MATH-2105 Intermediate Calculus I and MATH-2106 Intermediate Calculus II
  • MATH-1201 Linear Algebra I and MATH-2203 Linear Algebra II
  • MATH-2405 Real Analysis
  • MATH-3101 Introduction to Mathematical Analysis
  • MATH-3202 Group Theory
  • MATH-3203 Linear Algebra III
  • MATH-4101 Complex Analysis
  • MATH-4202 Rings & Fields
  • (New) ACS-1903 or ACS-1905 or ACS/PHYS-2102
  • 4-year: any additional 15 credit hours in math (some restrictions listed in the academic calendar)
  • Honours: 33 additional credit hours in math (some restriction listed in the academic calendar)
  • Honours: minimum 30 credit hours at the 3000/4000 level, with 12 credit hours at the 4000 level, not including courses cross-listed with statistics
  • Course schedule for an Honours BSc in Mathematics

For course descriptions, please consult the the math course descriptions as listed in the University's Calendar.

Requirements for a 3-year BA/BSc in Mathematics
  • MATH-1103 Introduction to Calculus I and MATH-1104 Introduction to Calculus II 
  • MATH-1401 Discrete Mathematics
  • MATH-2105 Intermediate Calculus I and MATH-2106 Intermediate Calculus II
  • MATH-1201 Linear Algebra I and MATH-2203 Linear Algebra II
  • A minimum additional fifteen (15) credit hours chosen from the following courses, of which six (6) credit hours must be at the 3000 or 4000 level.
MATH-2102(3) Differential Equations I MATH-3402(3) Combinatorics
MATH-2103(3) Differential Equations II MATH-4003(3) Topics in Mathematics
MATH-2202(3) Cryptography and Other Applications of Algebra MATH-4101(3) Complex Analysis
MATH-2405(3) Real Analysis I MATH-4202(3) Rings and Fields
MATH-2501(3) Introduction to Number Theory MATH-4204(3) Topics in Algebra
MATH-3101(6) Introduction to Mathematical Analysis MATH-4401(3) Networks, Graph Theory and Combinatorial Optimization
MATH-3103(3) Methods in Advanced Calculus MATH-4403(3) Set Theory
MATH-3202(3) Group Theory MATH-4602(3) Measure Theory and Integration
MATH-3203(3) Linear Algebra III MATH-4603(3) Topology
MATH-3104(3) Graph Theory

For course descriptions, please consult the the math course descriptions as listed in the University's Calendar.

Requirements for a Minor in Mathematics
  • MATH-1103 Introduction to Calculus I and MATH-1104 Introduction to Calculus II 
  • An additional 12 credit hours at the 2000 level or higher chosen from the following list:
MATH-2102(3) Differential Equations I MATH-3202(3) Group Theory
MATH-2103(3) Differential Equations II MATH-3203(3) Linear Algebra III
MATH-2105(3) Intermediate Calculus I MATH-3401(3) Graph Theory
MATH-2106(3) Intermediate Calculus II MATH-3402(3) Combinatorics
MATH-2202(3) Cryptography and Other Applications of Algebra MATH-4003(3) Topics in Mathematics
MATH-2203(3) Linear Algebra II MATH-4101(3) Complex Analysis
MATH-2405 Real Analysis I MATH-4202(3) Rings and Fields
MATH-2501(3) Introduction to Number Theory MATH-4204(3) Topics in Algebra
MATH-3101(6) Introduction to Mathematical Analysis MATH-4401(3) Networks, Graph Theory and Combinatorial Optimization
MATH-3103(3) Methods in Advanced Calculus MATH-4403(3) Set Theory

For course descriptions, please consult the the math course descriptions as listed in the University's Calendar.

Requirements for a Teachable Major in Mathematics (for students in the Faculty of Education)
  • MATH-1103 Introduction to Calculus I and MATH-1104 Introduction to Calculus II 
  • MATH-1401 Discrete Mathematics
  • MATH-2105 Intermediate Calculus I and MATH-2106 Intermediate Calculus II
  • MATH-1201 Linear Algebra I Linear Algebra I and MATH-2203 Linear Algebra II
  • A minimum additional fifteen (15) credit hours chosen from the following courses, of which six (6) credit hours must be at the 3000 or 4000 level.
MATH-2102(3) Differential Equations I MATH-3402(3) Combinatorics
MATH-2103(3) Differential Equations II MATH-4003(3) Topics in Mathematics
MATH-2202(3) Cryptography and Other Applications of Algebra MATH-4101(3) Complex Analysis
MATH-2405 Real Analysis I MATH-4101(3) Complex Analysis
MATH-2501(3) Introduction to Number Theory MATH-4202(3) Rings and Fields
MATH-3101(6) Introduction to Mathematical Analysis MATH-4204(3) Topics in Algebra
MATH-3103(3) Methods in Advanced Calculus MATH-4401(3) Networks, Graph Theory and Combinatorial Optimization
MATH-3202(3) Group Theory MATH-4403(3) Set Theory
MATH-3203(3) Linear Algebra III MATH-4602(3) Measure Theory and Integration
MATH-3401(3) Graph Theory MATH-4603(3) Topology
STAT-1301(3) Statistical Analysis I STAT-1501(3) Elementary Biological Statistics I
STAT-1401(3) Statistics I for Business and Economics STAT-1302(3) Statistical Analysis II

STAT-2001(3) Elementary Biological Statistics II

Restrictions: Students may not receive credit for more than one of STAT-1301(3), STAT-1401(3), and STAT-1501(3). Students may not receive credit for more than one of STAT-1302(3) and STAT-2001(3).

For course descriptions, please consult the the math course descriptions as listed in the University's Calendar.

Requirements for a Teachable Minor in Mathematics, Senior Years (for students in the Faculty of Education)
  • MATH-1103 Introduction to Calculus I and MATH-1104 Introduction to Calculus II 
  • An additional 12 credit hours chosen from the following list:
MATH-1201(3) Linear Algebra I MATH-3101(6) Introduction to Mathematical Analysis
MATH-1401(3) Discrete Mathematics MATH-3103(3) Methods in Advanced Calculus
MATH-2102(3) Differential Equations I MATH-3202(3) Group Theory
MATH-2103(3) Differential Equations II MATH-3203(3) Linear Algebra III
MATH-2105(3) Intermediate Calculus I MATH-3401(3) Graph Theory
MATH-2106(3) Intermediate Calculus II MATH-3402(3) Combinatorics
MATH-2202(3) Cryptography and Other Applications of Algebra MATH-4003(3) Topics in Mathematics
MATH-2203(3) Linear Algebra II MATH-4101(3) Complex Analysis
MATH-2405 Real Analysis I
MATH-2501(3) Introduction to Number Theory
STAT-1301(3) Statistical Analysis I STAT-1501(3) Elementary Biological Statistics I
STAT-1401(3) Statistics for Business and Economics

Restrictions: Students may not receive credit for more than one of STAT-1301(3), STAT-1401(3), and STAT-1501(3).

For course descriptions, please consult the the math course descriptions as listed in the University's Calendar.

Requirements for a Teachable Minor in Mathematics, Early and Early/Middle Years (for students in the Faculty of Education)
  • MATH-2903(3) Math for Early/Middle Years Teachers I
  • An additional 9 credit hours chosen from the following list:
MATH-1103(3) Introduction to Calculus I MATH-2105(3) Intermediate Calculus I
MATH-1104(3) Introduction to Calculus II MATH-2106(3) Intermediate Calculus II
MATH-1101(6) Introduction to Calculus MATH-2202(3) Cryptography and Other Applications of Algebra
MATH-1201(3) Linear Algebra I MATH-2203(3) Linear Algebra II
MATH-1401(3) Discrete Mathematics MATH-2405 Real Analysis I
MATH-2102(3) Differential Equations I MATH-2501(3) Introduction to Number Theory
MATH-2103(3) Differential Equations II MATH-2904(3) Math for Early/Middle Years Teachers II

Restrictions: Students may not receieve credit for either MATH-1103(3) or MATH-1104(3) and also receive credit for MATH-1101(6).

For course descriptions, please consult the the math course descriptions as listed in the University's Calendar.