Mathematics/Business

Students in this academic plan must fulfil all the requirements in Table 1 and Table 2. This must include at least 22 math courses and the following specific requirements:

Economics Group

• All of
  • ECON 101 Introduction to Microeconomics
  • ECON 102 Introduction to Macroeconomics
  • ECON 290 Models of Choice in Competitive Markets
  • ECON 306 Macroeconomics
  • ECON 391 Equilibrium in Market Economies
  • ECON 393 Market Failures
  • ECON 472 Senior Honours Essay
  • ECON 491 Advanced Microeconomics
  • ECON 496 Advanced Macroeconomics
• One of
  • ECON 406 Money and Banking 2
  • ECON 407 Economic Growth and Development 2
  • ECON 408 Business Cycles
  • ECON 409 Workers, Jobs, and Wages
• Four (2.0 units) additional 300- or 400-level ECON courses (see Note 1)

Mathematics Group

• One of
  • MATH 237 Calculus 3 for Honours Mathematics
  • MATH 247 Calculus 3 (Advanced Level)
• One of
  • CO 250 Introduction to Optimization
  • CO 255 Introduction to Optimization (Advanced Level)
• All of
  • AMATH 331/PMATH 331 Applied Real Analysis
  • AMATH 350 Differential Equations for Business and Economics
  • STAT 331 Applied Linear Models
  • STAT 443 Forecasting
• Seven additional math courses (see Note 1)
• Two additional courses (1.0 unit)

Notes

1. Students must choose one of (ACTSC 372 or ECON 371) and one of (STAT 331 or ECON 421). If a student chooses ACTSC 372 or STAT 331, it will count as one of the mathematics group choices. If a student chooses ECON 371 or ECON 421, it will count as one of the economics group choices.
2. For graduation and progression purposes, a student’s averages will be calculated according to the practices of the faculty in which the student is formally registered. Should a student transfer from the Faculty of Mathematics to the Faculty of Arts (or vice versa), the student’s average calculations may be revised to reflect the differing average calculation rules.