Mathematics/Business

Students in this plan must fulfil all the requirements in Table 1, Table 2, and the following specific requirements:

From the University of Waterloo (Waterloo)

CO 250 Introduction to Optimization
CO 255 Introduction to Optimization (Advanced Level)

All of

ACTSC 231 Introductory Financial Mathematics
CO 370 Deterministic OR Models
CS 330 Management Information Systems
STAT 371 Applied Linear Models and Process Improvement for Business
STAT 372 Survey Sampling and Experimental Design Techniques for Business

Seven additional 200-, 300-, or 400-level math courses.

From Wilfrid Laurier University (Laurier)

All of

BUS 111W Understanding the Business Environment
BUS 121W Functional Areas of the Organization
BUS 127W Introduction to Financial Accounting
BUS 231W Business Law
BUS 247W Managerial Accounting
BUS 283W Financial Management I
BUS 288W Organizational Behaviour I
BUS 352W Introduction to Marketing Management
BUS 354W Human Resources Management
BUS 362W Building and Managing Products, Services and Brands
BUS 375W Operations Management
BUS 393W Financial Management II
BUS 398W Organizational Behaviour II
BUS 481W Business Policy I
BUS 491W Business Policy II
ECON 120W Introduction to Microeconomics
ECON 140W Introduction to Macroeconomics

One of

ECON 250W Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis for Management
ECON 260W Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis for Management

Six additional 300- or 400-level BUS or ENTR elective courses (3.0 units) taken in third, fourth or fifth year.

From Waterloo or Laurier

Four additional elective courses (2.0 units) are required. Students are free to choose their elective courses from either university.

Notes

1. For details about the various Laurier Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) policies, procedures, regulations, and requirements that apply to this double degree program, consult the Laurier Calendar and/or one of the program's academic advisors at Laurier.
2. W courses are offered by Laurier. See the Laurier Calendar for course details.
3. BU and EC subject codes are used in the Laurier Calendar for Business and Economics courses respectively.
4. Waterloo-registered students who meet all the academic graduation requirements for this program, but who do not meet the minimum requirements for a co-op degree may, in exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the Standing and Promotions (S&P) Committee, be awarded a regular BMath degree inHonours Mathematics/Business Administration.
5. Students may, in certain circumstances, be permitted to have a minor and/or option designation on their Waterloo Bachelor of Mathematics (BMath) diploma and transcript. Such a designation must be in a Waterloo discipline outside the areas of study offered by the Lazaridis School of Business and Economics at Laurier, and it cannot duplicate a similar designation on the student's Laurier academic record. In addition to the approval of the academic unit offering the minor or option, students require the approval of a double degree academic advisor from both Waterloo and Laurier to enrol for such a minor or option designation on their Waterloo academic record. Students wishing to have a minor, option, or specialization designation on their Laurier academic record should consult the Laurier Calendar for details and discuss their situation with an academic advisor from the Lazaridis School of Business and Economics at Laurier. Electing to have a separate major, minor, option, or specialization designation is not required for students in the double degree plan, and in some cases, satisfying the combined requirements for both the double degree plan and those for an extra designation may require successful completion of more than 52 courses.