U of R General Calendar 2002-2003

UNIVERSITY OF REGINA

General Calendar 2002-2003

BSC (MATHEMATICS)

BSC HONS (MATHEMATICS)

BSC (MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE)

BSC HONS (MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE)

BSC (STATISTICS)

BSC (MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS)

BSC (BIOLOGY/STATISTICS)

BSC (STATISTICS/ECONOMICS)

MATHEMATICS MINOR

STATISTICS MINOR

BED/BSC PROGRAM

BSC ACTUARIAL SCIENCE

CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS

MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS

http://www.math.uregina.ca
FACULTYA. ADATIA
S.E. Ahmed (Dept. Head)
J. Erlijman
S. Fallat
D.R. Farenick (Assistant Dean Research)
J.C. Fisher
B.C. Gilligan
C.H. Guo
D. Hanson
K. Heinrich (V.P. Academic)
A. Herman
S.K. Kaul
S.J. Kirkland
R. LaHaye
G.A. Larson
Y. Ma
P. Maidorn (Co-ordinator of Undergraduate Programs)
J.J. McDonald
R.J. McIntosh
L. Miller (Actuarial Science)
D. Ruoff
R.J. Tomkins (V.P. Administration)
M.L. Torres de Squire (Coop Coordinator)
M. Tsatsomeros
J.H. Weston
LUTHER
F. Labropulu
SIFC
E. Doolittle
J. Tavakoli
LABORATORY INSTRUCTOR
S. Carnochan Naqvi


Table of Equivalent Courses and Prerequisites
Course	Equivalent Courses
Mathematics A30	Algebra 20*
Mathematics B30	Algebra 30, AMTH 002
Mathematics C30	Geo-Trig 30, AMTH 003
MATH 214	MATH 213
MATH 281	MATH 212
*AMTH 001 is not a prerequisite for any university-level mathematics course

The general requirements for various degrees in science are described under the heading Degree Programs in Science starting on page 2. The following tables indicate the specific courses required for a degree with a major in mathematics or statistics.

BSC (MATHEMATICS)

Required Mathematics and Statistics Courses
MATH 110/105, 111, 122, 131/232, 214, 221, 222, 223/323, 228, 281, 305, 312
STAT 151
1 additional Mathematics/Statistics course numbered above 250.

Required Cognate Courses
CS 110/170

BSC HONS (MATHEMATICS)

Required Mathematics and Statistics Courses
MATH 110/105, 111, 122, 232/331/332, 214, 221, 222, 228, 281, 305, 311, 312, 321/327, 323, 381/382, 411, 412, 423, 441, 499 (x2)
STAT 151
1 additional Mathematics courses numbered above 299
2 additional Mathematics courses in numbered above 399

Required Cognate Courses
CS 110/170

Note: 300- and 400-level statistics courses may be substituted for 300- and 400-level mathematics courses with the approval of the department head.)

BSC (MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE)

Required Mathematics and Computer Science Courses
CS 170, 210, 230, 310, 340, 400, 420
MATH 105/110, 111, 122, 214, 221, 222, 223/323, 261, 281, 305, 312, 327, 361
STAT 151/251
3 additional courses from MATH 301, 322, 329, 381, 429, CS 350, 410, 411, 412.

BSC HONS (MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE)

CS 170, 210, 230, 310, 340, 400, 412, 420, 498
CS/MATH 499
MATH 105/110, 111, 122, 214, 221, 222, 261, 281, 305, 311, 312, 323, 327, 361
STAT 151/251
2 additional courses from MATH 322, 329, 427, 429, CS 410, 411
2 additional courses from MATH 301, 381, CS 350, 374, 461
2 additional MATH or CS courses at the 400 level.

BSC (STATISTICS)

Required Mathematics and Statistics Courses
MATH 105/110, 111, 122, 214
STAT 151, 251/351, 252/352
2 additional Statistics courses from STAT 254, 257, 296
5 additional Statistics courses numbered above 352

Required Cognate Courses
CS 110/170

BSC (MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS)

Required Mathematics and Statistics Courses
MATH 105/110, 111, 122, 131/232, 214, 221, 222, 223/323, 281, 305, 312
STAT 151, 251/351, 252/352
2 additional Statistics courses from STAT 254, 257,296
5 additional Statistics courses numbered above 352.

Required Cognate Courses
CS 110/170

BSC (BIOLOGY/STATISTICS)

Required Courses
BIOL 100, 101, 205, 220, 265, 266, 275, 288, 341
3 additional Biology courses from either the "Genetics Package": BIOL 305, 315, 401, 405, BIOC 320, 422 or the "Environmental Biology Package": BIOL 335, 364, 365, 367, 375, 380, 475, 476. (Students not wishing to concentrate in one of these areas may select any three Biology courses numbered above 299.)
STAT 151, 251, 252
2 additional Statistics courses from STAT 254, 257, 296, 351
3 additional Statistics courses numbered above 352
CHEM 102 and 240
BIOC 220
MATH 105/110, 111, 122, 212
PHYS 109 and 119 or PHYS 111 and 112
CS 110/170

BSC (STATISTICS/ECONOMICS)

Required Courses
MATH 105/110, 111, 122, 214
STAT 151, 251, 252
2 additional Statistics courses from STAT 257, 296, 351
3 additional Statistics courses numbered above 352
1 Mathematics course or Statistics course numbered above 200 or Actuarial Science course
ECON 100, 201, 202, 301, 302, 321, 322
2 additional Economics courses
1 additional Economics course at the 300 or 400 level
CS 110/170
(For the purposes of this combined degree only, Economics courses cannot be used to fulfill the requirement of 18 credit hours in Arts or Fine Arts.)

All students in an honours program should consult with the Head of the department.

MATHEMATICS MINOR

The requirements for a minor in mathematics are MATH 122 and 221, 1 course in calculus (MATH 103, 104/105 or 110), and three courses in mathematics numbered above 221 not including courses that are cross-listed with offerings of other departments.

STATISTICS MINOR

The requirements for a minor in statistics are STAT 151, 1 course in sampling (STAT 257 or 357), 1 course in regression (STAT 254 or 354), and 3 other statistics courses other than STAT 289.

BED/BSC PROGRAM

Information about the 5 year BEd/BSc program with a major in mathematics can be found in the Faculty of Education section of the calendar on under the table heading the Five-Year BEd/BSc Secondary Program resulting in two degrees and the BEd and BSc (Mathematics) on page 2.

BSC ACTUARIAL SCIENCE

Required Courses
MATH 105/110, 111, 122, 214, 261
STAT 151, 251, 252, 254, 351, 426, 471
ACSC 116, 216, 217, 317, 318, 417, 418, 419, 456
ECON 100, 201, 202
ADMN 285 and 290
CS 130/170
(A minimum of 70% in STAT 251 and ACSC 116 is required.)
Students are advised to choose their electives from: ECON 301, 302, 421, ADMN 395, 492, 497, STAT 257, 352, 359, CS 270, 271, RLST 100, PHIL 100, 276, HPS 200, HUM 201, PSCI 101

Students interested in this program should consult the Head of the Department.

CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics operates two 4-year degree programs in Co-operative university education. Following the first three semesters of university courses, students spend alternate 4-month periods taking courses and working in fully-salaried mathematics-related jobs with participating employers. Such a program may improve the student's motivation and performance, and the practical experience gained may aid the student in choosing future areas of interest. These Co-op programs use a full trimester year (three 4-month semesters) and thus allow completion of a 4-year degree, and 16-20 months of practical experience in less than 5 years time, with the advantage of a job during the time the student is not taking courses.
Entrance criteria - Co-op Mathematics program
Students must:
1. have and maintain a GPA of 65%.
2. be enrolled in 12 credit hours to be a full-time Co-op student.
3. complete three full semesters of study including successful completion of MATH 110, 111, 122, 212, 213, two computer courses (preferably one of them CS 170), and one statistics course, before engaging in their first work term.

	Fall	Winter	Summer
Year 1	A1 MATH 110 STAT 151	A2 MATH 111 MATH 122	A3 MATH 212 MATH 213
Year 2	W1	A4 MATH 221 MATH 222	W2
Year 3	A5 MATH 305 MATH 312	A6 MATH 223 STAT 251	W3
Year 4	W4	A7 MATH 300+	A8

Entrance criteria - Co-op Statistics program
Students must:
1. have and maintain a GPA of 65%.
2. be enrolled in 12 credit hours to be a full-time Co-op student.
3. complete three full semesters of study including successful completion of MATH 110, 111, 122, STAT 151, 257, 254, and CS 170 before engaging in their first work term.

	Fall	Winter	Summer
Year 1	A1 MATH 110 STAT 151	A2 MATH 111 MATH 122 STAT 257 STAT 254	A3 STAT 251 CS 170
Year 2	W1	A4 MATH 214 STAT 296 STAT 252	W2
Year 3	A5 STAT 384 STAT 359	A6 1 STAT course above 352	W3
Year 4	A7 2 courses above STAT 352	W4	A8

For further details contact the Co-operative Work/Study office or the Head of the Mathematics and Statistics Department.

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