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  3. Step 3$110 application fee
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Applicant pathways
International versus Canadian admission categories

International applicants and Canadian applicants choosing a programme admission category

  • International applicants must qualify through the regular or previous-postsecondary category. The mature category is open only to Canadian applicants. Each programme publishes its own required secondary subjects or postsecondary equivalents and admission criteria.
  • A competitive programme can require stronger results or additional criteria beyond the stated minimum. Resumes, references, letters of intent, security checks, portfolios, auditions, experience and English proficiency may be required by the particular programme. This shared category rule does not certify that every held programme offers every category.
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Previous-postsecondary AGPA assessment

Applicants with attempted postsecondary study; programme-specific admission eligibility remains controlling

  • Nine or more attempted postsecondary credits may require an admission grade point average in addition to secondary-school requirements. The programme defines which postsecondary coursework is eligible. This threshold identifies AGPA calculation and is not a universal threshold for degree-entry eligibility.
  • With at least 24 attempted credits, use all coursework in the most recent two terms if they contain 24 credits; otherwise include earlier complete terms until at least 24 credits are reached. All grades in those included terms count, so the calculation can exceed 24 credits. With 9 to fewer than 24 attempted credits, use all attempted credits. Below 9 attempted credits, no AGPA is calculated and assessment uses secondary-school grades. No normalized admission minimum is changed.
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Degree requirements

Complete graduation and progression requirements have not been mapped here. Check the university’s academic calendar.

Program facts

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Majors & specializations

Shared Bachelor of Science admission. Majors requiring additional Biology or Chemistry courses remain separate.

Applied Statistics

BSc

Published requirements

Courses

Separate study choices within this entry program. Each course block belongs to its named choice; it is not required of every student in the degree.

Applied Statistics24 listed

Named courses across the linked calendar section's requirements and options. Major, minor and route lists can overlap; this is not a timetable. Discontinued courses and course-recognition categories are excluded. Named courses across the published program requirements, including alternatives and elective banks. This is not a timetable or a list every student takes. English: 6 credits. Mathematical Sciences: 6 credits. Primary Major: 42-60 credits. Secondary Major or Minor(s): 18-60 credits. Options: Up to 60 credits. Total Degree Credits Including Breadth: 120 credits. Minimum Honours Requirements: 63 credits. Option Courses, Non-Compulsory Honours Courses, and/or a Minor: 57 credits. Choose 18 to 36 credits from junior- and senior-level STAT. Students can also use DATA 200 to fulfill the general major requirements. 18-36 Students have the option of completing a second Science or Arts major, or one or two minors. Minor courses must be completed at the senior-level. 18-60 Students can choose from Arts and Science courses or up to 21 credits in out-of-faculty options. 1 0-60 Total Credits 120 Choose 15 to 36 credits from senior-level STAT with a minimum of three credits at the 400-level. Students can also use DATA 200 to fulfill the Honours requirements. 15-36 Students can choose from Arts and Science courses or up to 21 credits in out-of-faculty options. 1 36-57

  • MATH 214Intermediate Calculus I3 credits
  • MATH 215Intermediate Calculus II3 credits
  • MATH 225Linear Algebra II3 credits
  • STAT 265Probability Theory I3 credits
  • STAT 266Mathematical Statistics3 credits
  • STAT 350Sampling Theory and Applications3 credits
  • STAT 378Applied Regression Analysis3 credits
  • STAT 496Statistical Consulting Project3 credits
  • STAT 151Introduction to Applied Statistics3 credits
  • MATH 114Elementary Calculus I3 credits
  • MATH 115Elementary Calculus II3 credits
  • MATH 120Basic Linear Algebra I3 credits
  • STAT 312Probability Theory II3 credits
  • STAT 372Applied Multivariate Statistics and Machine Learning3 credits
  • STAT 478Applied Generalized Linear Models3 credits
  • STAT 499Honours Thesis3 credits
  • STAT 161Applied Statistics for the Social Sciences
  • STAT 252Applied Statistics II
  • STAT 370Applied Time Series Analysis
  • STAT 495Special Topics in Statistics
  • STAT 353Design and Analysis of Experiments
  • STAT 371Applied Categorical Data Analysis
  • STAT 412Stochastic Processes
  • STAT 324Computational Statistics with R
Published university program calendar
Computer Science42 listed

Named courses across the linked calendar section's requirements and options. Major, minor and route lists can overlap; this is not a timetable. Discontinued courses and course-recognition categories are excluded. Named courses across the published program requirements, including alternatives and elective banks. This is not a timetable or a list every student takes. English: 6 credits. Mathematical Sciences: 6 credits. Primary Major: 42-60 credits. Secondary Major or Minor(s): 18-60 credits. Options: Up to 60 credits. Total Degree Credits Including Breadth: 120 credits. Minimum Honours Requirements: 63 credits. Option Courses, Non-Compulsory Honours Courses, and/or a Minor: 57 credits. Choose 6 credits from the following: 6 Choose 15 to 33 credits from junior- or senior-level CMPT. 15-33 Students have the option of completing a second Science or Arts major, or one or two minors. Minor courses must be completed at the senior-level. 18-60 Students can choose from Arts and Science courses or up to 21 credits in out-of-faculty options. 1 0-60 Total Credits 120 Choose 12 credits from the following: 12 Choose 6 to 24 credits from junior- and senior-level CMPT. 6-24 Choose 6 to 24 credits from junior- and senior-level CMPT 6-24 Choose 3 credits from the following: 3 Choose 9 to 27 credits from junior- and senior-level CMPT 9-27 Choose 12 credits from senior-level CMPT 1 12 Total Credits 18

  • CMPT 103Introduction to Computing II3 credits
  • CMPT 200Data Structures and Algorithms3 credits
  • CMPT 201Practical Programming Methodology3 credits
  • CMPT 395Introduction to Software Engineering3 credits
  • CMPT 496Final Project3 credits
  • CMPT 204Algorithms I
  • CMPT 229Computer Organization and Architecture
  • CMPT 250Introduction to Human Computer Interaction
  • CMPT 280Introduction to Computer Security
  • CMPT 291Introduction to File and Database Management
  • CMPT 305Object-Oriented Software Development
  • CMPT 306Non-Procedural Programming Languages
  • CMPT 315Web Application Development
  • CMPT 330Introduction to Real Time Gaming
  • CMPT 355Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • CMPT 360Introduction to Operating Systems
  • CMPT 361Introduction to Networks
  • CMPT 370Introduction to Computer Graphics
  • CMPT 380Computer Systems Security
  • CMPT 391Database Management Systems
  • CMPT 272Formal Systems and Logic in Computing Science3 credits
  • CMPT 351Introduction to Data Visualization
  • CMPT 450Information Visualization
  • CMPT 491Datamining and Advanced Database Topics
  • CMPT 464Wireless Networks and Embedded Systems3 credits
  • CMPT 480Computer Network Security3 credits
  • CMPT 230Introduction to Computer Games3 credits
  • CRWR 195Introduction to Creative Writing3 credits
  • CMPT 4303D Game Development and Artificial Intelligence
  • CMPT 101Introduction to Computing I
  • CMPT 220Unix, Scripting, and Other Tools3 credits
  • CMPT 310Computers and Society
  • CMPT 340Introduction to Numerical Methods
  • CMPT 381Cryptology from Classical to Post-Quantum
  • CMPT 399Topics in Computer Science
  • CMPT 497Computer Science Internship
  • CMPT 312Introduction to Robotics: Programming and Control
  • CMPT 455Introduction to Machine Learning
  • CMPT 470Introduction to Computer Vision
  • CMPT 304Algorithms II
  • CMPT 472Natural Language Processing
  • CMPT 499Advanced Topics in Computer Science
Published university program calendar
Data Science39 listed

Named courses across the linked calendar section's requirements and options. Major, minor and route lists can overlap; this is not a timetable. Discontinued courses and course-recognition categories are excluded. Named courses across the published program requirements, including alternatives and elective banks. This is not a timetable or a list every student takes. English: 6 credits. Mathematical Sciences: 6 credits. Primary Major: 42-60 credits. Secondary Major or Minor(s): 18-60 credits. Options: Up to 60 credits. Total Degree Credits Including Breadth: 120 credits. Minimum Honours Requirements: 63 credits. Option Courses, Non-Compulsory Honours Courses, and/or a Minor: 57 credits. Choose 3 credits (1 course) from the following: 3 Choose up to 6 credits (2 courses) from the following list: 1 0-6 Students can choose from Arts and Science courses or up to 21 credits in out-of-faculty options. 2 36-42 Total Credits 120

  • CMPT 103Introduction to Computing II3 credits
  • MATH 114Elementary Calculus I3 credits
  • MATH 115Elementary Calculus II3 credits
  • MATH 120Basic Linear Algebra I3 credits
  • STAT 151Introduction to Applied Statistics3 credits
  • DATA 200Introduction to Data Science with R3 credits
  • CMPT 200Data Structures and Algorithms3 credits
  • CMPT 250Introduction to Human Computer Interaction3 credits
  • CMPT 291Introduction to File and Database Management3 credits
  • CMPT 351Introduction to Data Visualization3 credits
  • CMPT 491Datamining and Advanced Database Topics3 credits
  • CMPT 455Introduction to Machine Learning3 credits
  • CMPT 470Introduction to Computer Vision3 credits
  • MATH 336Introduction to Optimization3 credits
  • STAT 265Probability Theory I3 credits
  • STAT 266Mathematical Statistics3 credits
  • STAT 324Computational Statistics with R3 credits
  • STAT 370Applied Time Series Analysis3 credits
  • STAT 378Applied Regression Analysis3 credits
  • BUSN 201Introduction to Sustainable Business3 credits
  • BUSN 330Project Management3 credits
  • MGTS 352Operations Management3 credits
  • ACCT 212Introductory Accounting
  • FNCE 201Introductory Finance
  • LEGL 210Business Law I
  • MARK 201Fundamentals of Marketing
  • ORGA 101Introduction to Management
  • CMPT 101Introduction to Computing I
  • CMPT 340Introduction to Numerical Methods
  • CMPT 355Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • MATH 223Introduction to Combinatorics
  • MATH 335Numerical Methods
  • STAT 371Applied Categorical Data Analysis
  • DATA 220Introduction to Data Systems and Tools3 credits
  • DATA 351Introduction to Sampling and Experimental Design3 credits
  • DATA 496Data Science Capstone Project3 credits
  • BUSN 101Introduction to Sustainable Business3 credits
  • DATA 495Special Topics in Data Science
  • DATA 497Data Science Internship
Published university program calendar
Mathematical Sciences86 listed

Named courses across the linked calendar section's requirements and options. Major, minor and route lists can overlap; this is not a timetable. Discontinued courses and course-recognition categories are excluded. Named courses across the published program requirements, including alternatives and elective banks. This is not a timetable or a list every student takes. English: 6 credits. Mathematical Sciences: 6 credits. Primary Major: 42-60 credits. Secondary Major or Minor(s): 18-60 credits. Options: Up to 60 credits. Total Degree Credits Including Breadth: 120 credits. Minimum Honours Requirements: 63 credits. Option Courses, Non-Compulsory Honours Courses, and/or a Minor: 57 credits. Choose 18 to 24 junior- or senior-level credits from the first primary discipline 18-24 Choose 18 to 24 junior- or senior-level credits from the second primary discipline 18-24 Choose 6 to 12 credits of junior- or senior- level CMPT, MATH, or STAT 6-12 Students have the option of completing a minor. Minor courses must be completed at the senior level. 0-18 Students can choose from Arts and Science courses or up to 21 credits in out-of-faculty options. 1 30-60 Total Credits 120

  • MATH 114Elementary Calculus I3 credits
  • MATH 115Elementary Calculus II3 credits
  • MATH 120Basic Linear Algebra I3 credits
  • CMPT 101Introduction to Computing I3 credits
  • CMPT 103Introduction to Computing II
  • CMPT 200Data Structures and Algorithms
  • CMPT 201Practical Programming Methodology
  • CMPT 204Algorithms I
  • CMPT 220Unix, Scripting, and Other Tools
  • CMPT 229Computer Organization and Architecture
  • CMPT 230Introduction to Computer Games
  • CMPT 250Introduction to Human Computer Interaction
  • CMPT 272Formal Systems and Logic in Computing Science
  • CMPT 280Introduction to Computer Security
  • CMPT 291Introduction to File and Database Management
  • CMPT 305Object-Oriented Software Development
  • CMPT 310Computers and Society
  • CMPT 340Introduction to Numerical Methods
  • CMPT 360Introduction to Operating Systems
  • CMPT 361Introduction to Networks
  • CMPT 370Introduction to Computer Graphics
  • CMPT 381Cryptology from Classical to Post-Quantum
  • CMPT 395Introduction to Software Engineering
  • CMPT 399Topics in Computer Science
  • CMPT 480Computer Network Security
  • CMPT 491Datamining and Advanced Database Topics
  • CMPT 496Final Project
  • CMPT 497Computer Science Internship
  • CMPT 312Introduction to Robotics: Programming and Control
  • CMPT 315Web Application Development
  • CMPT 330Introduction to Real Time Gaming
  • CMPT 351Introduction to Data Visualization
  • CMPT 355Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • CMPT 380Computer Systems Security
  • CMPT 391Database Management Systems
  • CMPT 455Introduction to Machine Learning
  • CMPT 464Wireless Networks and Embedded Systems
  • CMPT 470Introduction to Computer Vision
  • CMPT 4303D Game Development and Artificial Intelligence
  • MATH 099Precalculus Mathematics
  • MATH 125Linear Algebra I
  • MATH 200Fundamental Concepts of Math
  • MATH 214Intermediate Calculus I
  • MATH 223Introduction to Combinatorics
  • MATH 225Linear Algebra II
  • MATH 229Abstract Algebra I
  • MATH 241Geometry
  • MATH 310Real Analysis
  • MATH 325Matrix Theory and Applications
  • MATH 329Abstract Algebra II
  • MATH 330Ordinary Differential Equations
  • MATH 350Introduction to Graph Theory
  • MATH 429Introduction to the Theory of Modules
  • MATH 495Special Topics in Mathematics
  • MATH 160Higher Arithmetic
  • MATH 215Intermediate Calculus II
  • MATH 311Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable
  • MATH 320Elementary Number Theory
  • MATH 335Numerical Methods
  • MATH 336Introduction to Optimization
  • MATH 410Analysis and Topology
  • STAT 151Introduction to Applied Statistics
  • STAT 161Applied Statistics for the Social Sciences
  • STAT 252Applied Statistics II
  • STAT 265Probability Theory I
  • STAT 350Sampling Theory and Applications
  • STAT 370Applied Time Series Analysis
  • STAT 378Applied Regression Analysis
  • STAT 495Special Topics in Statistics
  • STAT 266Mathematical Statistics
  • STAT 353Design and Analysis of Experiments
  • STAT 371Applied Categorical Data Analysis
  • STAT 412Stochastic Processes
  • STAT 496Statistical Consulting Project
  • CMPT 450Information Visualization
  • CMPT 499Advanced Topics in Computer Science
  • CMPT 304Algorithms II
  • CMPT 306Non-Procedural Programming Languages
  • CMPT 472Natural Language Processing
  • MATH 428Introduction to Galois Theory
  • MATH 341Modern Geometries
  • MATH 436Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
  • STAT 324Computational Statistics with R
  • STAT 372Applied Multivariate Statistics and Machine Learning
  • STAT 312Probability Theory II
  • STAT 478Applied Generalized Linear Models
Published university program calendar
Mathematics29 listed

Named courses across the linked calendar section's requirements and options. Major, minor and route lists can overlap; this is not a timetable. Discontinued courses and course-recognition categories are excluded. Named courses across the published program requirements, including alternatives and elective banks. This is not a timetable or a list every student takes. English: 6 credits. Mathematical Sciences: 6 credits. Primary Major: 42-60 credits. Secondary Major or Minor(s): 18-60 credits. Options: Up to 60 credits. Total Degree Credits Including Breadth: 120 credits. Minimum Honours Requirements: 63 credits. Option Courses, Non-Compulsory Honours Courses, and/or a Minor: 57 credits. Choose 15 to 30 credits from senior-level MATH. Students can also use STAT 265 , STAT 266 , STAT 312 , and/or STAT 412 to fulfill the general major requirements. 15-30 Students have the option of completing a second Science or Arts major, or one or two minors. Minor courses must be completed at the senior-level. 18-60 Students can choose from Arts and Science courses or up to 21 credits in out-of-faculty options. 1 0-60 Total Credits 120 Choose 18 to 39 credits from senior-level MATH. Students can use STAT 265 , STAT 266 , STAT 312 , and/or STAT 412 to fulfill the general Honours requirements. 18-39 Students can choose from Arts and Science courses or up to 21 credits in out-of-faculty options. 1 36-57 Choose 18 credits from senior-level MATH. Students can also use STAT 265 , STAT 266 , STAT 312 and/or STAT 412 to fulfill the minor requirements. 1 18 Total Credits 18

  • MATH 114Elementary Calculus I3 credits
  • MATH 115Elementary Calculus II3 credits
  • MATH 120Basic Linear Algebra I3 credits
  • MATH 200Fundamental Concepts of Math3 credits
  • MATH 214Intermediate Calculus I3 credits
  • MATH 215Intermediate Calculus II3 credits
  • MATH 225Linear Algebra II3 credits
  • MATH 229Abstract Algebra I3 credits
  • MATH 310Real Analysis3 credits
  • MATH 330Ordinary Differential Equations3 credits
  • MATH 241Geometry3 credits
  • MATH 311Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable3 credits
  • MATH 329Abstract Algebra II3 credits
  • MATH 410Analysis and Topology3 credits
  • MATH 499Honours Thesis3 credits
  • MATH 099Precalculus Mathematics
  • MATH 125Linear Algebra I
  • MATH 223Introduction to Combinatorics
  • MATH 325Matrix Theory and Applications
  • MATH 350Introduction to Graph Theory
  • MATH 429Introduction to the Theory of Modules
  • MATH 495Special Topics in Mathematics
  • MATH 160Higher Arithmetic
  • MATH 320Elementary Number Theory
  • MATH 335Numerical Methods
  • MATH 336Introduction to Optimization
  • MATH 430Applied Dynamical Systems
  • MATH 428Introduction to Galois Theory
  • MATH 436Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
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