The Joint Honours Mathematics academic plan is only open to non-math students enrolled in an Honours program. To be admitted to Joint Honours Mathematics a student must have, at most, 3.0 units of failed courses and must have completed the following requirements:
- One of
- CS 115 Introduction to Computer Science 1
- CS 135 Designing Functional Programs
- CS 145 Designing Functional Programs (Advanced Level)
- One of
- CS 116 Introduction to Computer Science 2
- CS 136 Elementary Algorithm Design and Data Abstraction
- CS 146 Elementary Algorithm Design and Data Abstraction (Advanced Level)
- One of
- One of
- MATH 106 Applied Linear Algebra 1
- MATH 136 Linear Algebra 1 for Honours Mathematics
- MATH 146 Linear Algebra 1 (Advanced Level)
- One of
- One of
- One of
- MATH 207 Calculus 3 (Non-Specialist Level)
- MATH 229 Introduction to Combinatorics (Non-Specialist Level)
- MATH 237 Calculus 3 for Honours Mathematics
- MATH 239 Introduction to Combinatorics
- MATH 247 Calculus 3 (Advanced Level)
- MATH 249 Introduction to Combinatorics (Advanced Level)
- One of
- MATH 225 Applied Linear Algebra 2
- MATH 235 Linear Algebra 2 for Honours Mathematics
- MATH 245 Linear Algebra 2 (Advanced Level)
- One of
- One of
- Four additional math courses (2.0 units) from ACTSC, AMATH, CO, CS, MATBUS, MATH, PMATH, or STAT.
Maximum Failure Requirement
The maximum number of failures allowed for a Joint Honours Mathematics academic plan is 3.0 units.
Graduation Average Requirement
To graduate from the Joint Honours Mathematics academic plan, a student requires a minimum cumulative major average (MAV) of 60% over all math courses and a minimum cumulative overall average (CAV) of 60%.
Note
The Joint Honours Mathematics academic plan cannot be combined with Mathematical Economics offered in the Faculty of Arts, Mathematical Physics offered in the Faculty of Science, or a Joint Bachelor of Computer Science.