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5th & 6th SEMESTER

5th SEMESTER

Common to both Co-operative and Regular Programs

REQUIRED:

CPS 510	Database Systems I
CPS 633	Computer Security
CPS 706	Introduction to Data Communications
CPS 721	Artificial Intelligence I

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table B.

Co-operative Program - Available to Full-time Students Only
In addition to the regular curriculum, students must complete WKT 103, WKT 203, WKT 303, WKT 403, and WKT 503 prior to graduation. The department may waive the requirement for WKT 503. WKT (Work Term) courses are offered in the Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer semesters, and are graded on a pass/fail basis.

6th SEMESTER

Common to both Co-operative and Regular Programs

REQUIRED:

CPS 506	Comparative Programming Languages
CPS 615	Theory of Parsing
CPS 616	Advanced Algorithms

LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table B.

PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: One course from Mathematics Group in Table I.

Co-operative Program - Available to Full-time Students Only

In addition to the regular curriculum, students must complete WKT 103, WKT 203, WKT 303, WKT 403, and WKT 503 prior to graduation. The department may waive the requirement for WKT 503. WKT (Work Term) courses are offered in the Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer semesters, and are graded on a pass/fail basis.