Academic Calendar 2005
(New Academic Choices)

The Specialization in Computer Science, in combination with the department's Minor in Software Engineering, leads to a Computer Science degree that is accredited by the Computer Science Accreditation Council, the academic arm of the Canadian Information Processing Society, as a Software Engineering degree.

Completion of first-year requirements, including the following courses with a mark of at least 60%:

Computer Science 025a/b or 026a/b or Engineering Science 036a/b or the former Computer Science 036a/b;
Computer Science 027a/b or 037a/b (in either case with a mark of at least 65%);
and 1.0 course from: Calculus 050a/b, 051a/b, 081a/b, 091a/b, Linear Algebra 040a/b, Applied Mathematics 026.

9.0 courses:

5.0 courses: Computer Science 208a/b, 209a/b, 210a/b, 211a/b, 212a/b/y, 305a/b, 307a/b/y, 331a/b, 342a/b, 350a/b
1.0 course: Mathematics 222a, 223b
0.5 course: Writing 101F/G
0.5 additional course in Computer Science at the 300 level
1.5 additional course in Computer Science at the 400 level
0.5 course from: Statistical Sciences 222a/b, 241a/b, 257a, Biology 244a

Note: Students completing this specialization must include at least 5.0 courses that are offered by departments other than Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, and Statistical and Actuarial Sciences, in order to graduate. This rule can be modified for students who combine the Specialization in Computer Science with modules offered by Applied Mathematics, Mathematics, or Statistical and Actuarial Sciences; these students must consult the Department of Computer Science.