Last Offered 2018-2019.
A total of 18 technical courses is required from this Table for graduation. Students must select three streams and complete a minimum of six courses from each of the three streams selected. Students must select at least one of Informatics, Computational Sciences, or Physics as one of the three streams. Students can only select one of either Biology or Environmental Sciences as their stream.
A course that is listed in multiple streams may only count as one credit towards one stream. In some cases, an alternative course may be used to satisfy the requirements of a particular stream. Students should meet with the Program Director regarding suitable course substitutions.
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Biology Stream
Required:
Three of the following:
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Chemistry Stream
Required:
Three of:
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Computational Sciences Stream
Required:
Four of:
* Students admitted to Contemporary Science in Fall 2012 or later will take MTH 110, MTH 210, plus four courses from the list. Students admitted to Contemporary Science prior to Fall 2012 will take MTH 110, MTH 330, plus four courses from the list, including one of MTH 210, MTH 430, or MTH 501..
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Environmental Sciences Stream
Required:
Three of:
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Informatics Stream
Required:
Two of:
| CPS 305 |
Data Structures and Algorithms |
| CPS 314 |
Graphical Modeling |
| CPS 315 |
Database Applications for Scientists |
| CPS 393 |
Introduction to C and UNIX |
| CPS 501 |
Bioinformatics |
| CPS 520 |
Computer Assisted Instruction/Learning |
| CPS 721 |
Artificial Intelligence I |
| CPS 815 |
Analysis of Algorithms |
| MTH 607 |
Graph Theory |
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Physics Stream
Required:
Five of:
| PCS 224 |
Solid State Physics |
| PCS 227 |
Biophysics |
| PCS 228 |
Electricity and Magnetism |
| PCS 229 |
Introduction to Medical Physics |
| PCS 335 |
Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics |
| PCS 352 |
Nuclear Physics/Radiation Protection |
| PCS 406 |
Radiation Protection/Health Physics |
| PCS 510 |
Fundamentals of Astrophysics |
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Psychology Stream
Required:
| PSY 102 |
Introduction to Psychology I |
| PSY 202 |
Introduction to Psychology II |
Four of:
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