Computer Science Professionally-Related Table I

A total of nine courses is required.

All students:

A minimum of five to a maximum of seven courses must be selected from the Computer Science Group,
A minimum of one to a maximum of three courses must be selected from the Engineering/Science/Business Group, and
A minimum of one to a maximum of three courses must be taken from the Mathematics Group. For students admitted Fall 2019 and after: one of the courses taken from the Mathematics Group must include one of the following two courses: MTH 304 or MTH 380

Computer Science Group

Students interested in software engineering see Optional Concentration in Software Engineering below.

CPS 40A/B*	Thesis
CPS 501	Bioinformatics
CPS 511	Computer Graphics
CPS 521	Introduction to Data Science
CPS 530	Web Systems Development
CPS 606	Advanced Computer Organization
CPS 607	Autonomous Mobile Robotics
CPS 610	Database Systems II
CPS 613	Human-Computer Interaction
CPS 615	Theory of Computation
CPS 621	Introduction to Multimedia Systems
CPS 630	Web Applications
CPS 643	Virtual Reality
CPS 707	Software Verification and Validation
CPS 710	Compilers and Interpreters
CPS 713	Applied Cryptography
CPS 714	Software Project Management
CPS 716	Computer Networks II
CPS 730	Web Technology and Performance Measurement
CPS 731	Software Engineering I
CPS 752	Parallel Computer Systems
CPS 801	Operating Systems II
CPS 803	Machine Learning
CPS 811	Distributed Systems and Networks
CPS 813	Human Robot Interaction
CPS 822	Artificial Intelligence II
CPS 824	Reinforcement Learning
CPS 831	Software Engineering II
CPS 832	Mainframe Systems
CPS 840	Selected Topics in Computer Science
CPS 841	Advanced Topics in Computer Science
CPS 842	Information Retrieval and Web Search
CPS 843	Introduction to Computer Vision
CPS 844	Data Mining
CPS 845	Extreme Programming and Agile Processes
CPS 847	Software Tools for Startups
CPS 853	Creating Big Data Systems
CPS 865	Model-Driven Software Engineering
CPS 870	Natural Language Processing

*Successful completion of all 5th and 6th semester courses is required before enrolment in CPS 40A/B. Co-operative students must achieve a cumulative grade point average of 2.50 to enrol for this course.

Engineering/Science/Business Group

ACC 100	Introductory Financial Accounting
ACC 333	Core Concepts of Accounting
ACC 406	Introductory Management Accounting
ACC 414	Intermediate Accounting I
BLG 143	Biology I
BLG 151	Microbiology I
BLG 311	Cell Biology
BLG 400	Genetics
CHY 103	General Chemistry I
CHY 213	Analytical Chemistry I
CHY 223	Analytical Chemistry II
CHY 381	Physical Chemistry I
CMN 288	Communication in Social Media
CMN 305	Strategic Public Relations in ProCom
CMN 306	Risk and Crisis Communication
CMN 314	Professional Presentations
CMN 316	Questioning Data
CMN 317	Information, Technology, and Control
CMN 450	Participatory Media and Communication
ECN 301	Intermediate Macroeconomics I
ECN 504	Intermediate Microeconomics I
ECN 808	Economic Growth and Technological Change
EES 512	Electric Circuits
ENT 500	New Venture Startup
ENT 526	Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Strategy
FIN 300	Managerial Finance I
FIN 401	Managerial Finance II
FIN 501	Investment Analysis
GEO 542	Introduction to Remote Sensing
GMS 200	Introduction to Global Management
ITM 350	Concepts of e-Business
LAW 122	Business Law
LAW 603	Advanced Business Law
LAW 723	Issues in Information Technology Law
MHR 405	Organizational Behaviour
MHR 523	Human Resources Management
MHR 640	Leadership
MKT 100	Principles of Marketing
PCS 224	Solid State Physics
PCS 510	Fundamentals of Astrophysics
RMG 910	Omni-Channel Retailing

Mathematics Group

MTH 304*	Probability and Statistics I
MTH 310*	Calculus and Computational Methods II
MTH 330	Calculus and Geometry
MTH 380	Probability and Statistics I
MTH 404	Probability and Statistics II
MTH 430	Dynamic Systems Differential Equations
MTH 500	Introduction to Stochastic Processes
MTH 501	Numerical Analysis I
MTH 503	Intro Linear Programming and Applications
MTH 540	Geometry
MTH 601	Numerical Analysis II
MTH 603	Non-Linear Programming and Applications
MTH 607	Graph Theory
MTH 609	Number Theory
MTH 640	Complex Analysis
MTH 710	Fourier Analysis
MTH 712	Partial Differential Equations
MTH 714	Logic and Computability
MTH 718	Design and Codes
MTH 719	Applied Linear Algebra
MTH 814	Computational Complexity
MTH 816	Cryptography
MTH 817	Combinatorics

* MTH 304 and MTH 310 are available as Table I choices to students admitted Fall 2015 and after.

Optional Concentration

A Concentration is a structured plan of study within a program (6 to 12 core or professional electives) that provides an opportunity for advanced or in-depth study in a particular area of interest. Students must declare their concentration prior to applying to graduate. Courses used to fulfil the requirements of a concentration cannot also be used to fulfil the requirements of a minor.

Concentration in Software Engineering

You may focus your Table I (Computer Science Group) electives on software engineering by including this specific set of courses into your degree.

Choose six (6) courses from the following:

CPS 610	Database Systems II
CPS 613	Human-Computer Interaction
CPS 707	Software Verification and Validation
CPS 714	Software Project Management
CPS 731	Software Engineering I
CPS 831	Software Engineering II
CPS 845	Extreme Programming and Agile Processes
CPS 847	Software Tools for Startups
CPS 853	Creating Big Data Systems
CPS 865	Model-Driven Software Engineering

Successful completion will mean that 'Concentration in Software Engineering' will appear on your transcript. This Concentration is not a CEAB accredited engineering degree program leading to the designation Professional Engineer (P.Eng.).

Students will have to declare their intention to pursue the Concentration at the end of winter semester in Year 2. The program, at its discretion, may limit access to the Concentration based on space availability in the Concentration courses or to students achieving a minimum CGPA.