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General Major: (12 courses) • ECO-122; GEO-121; POL-121; POL-122; POL-208; • GEO-330; REL-345; • Two of HIS-312, HIS-314, POL-215, POL-265, POL-308, POL-315; • Two of HIS-351, 353, 354, 357, 363, 367; • INS-301 Cognate Requirements: • In order to meet prerequisites, students are required to select HIS-109 as their second history core and REL-251 as their second religion core. • Two approved university courses in French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, or a major Asian language (such as Mandarin or Arabic). • Completion of an approved internship, overseas study program, or travel course. Minor: (7 courses) • POL-121; POL-208; • Three of ENG-376, GEO-330, MUS-326, POL-308, POL-315, REL-345; • One of HIS-312 or 314; • One of HIS-351, 353, 354, 357, 363, 367 INS-301/401 God and Global Order (POL-301) (Capstone) (W)* Policy pundits and academics alike have been gripped since 9/11 with the revanche de Dieu or what international theorist Scott Thomas calls “the global resurgence of religion.” This course provides material and space for reflecting on “the revenge of God” in contemporary global issues, including the constitution of international order, what Jim Skillen calls “Zionism” in American foreign policy, political Islam abroad and more. At the heart of this course is the question: what does it mean to believe in God and practice global politics Can such a politics be plural Just And how should we as Christians practice it Prerequisite: POL-208; Year 3 or 4 standing. INS-301/401 is the Capstone Course for the International Studies program and is required for all majors in the 3rd or 4th year. All other courses are listed under their respective disciplines. Italian ITA-101 Beginning Italian I (F)* An introductory course for students with little or no knowledge of Italian. While auditory comprehension and oral expression will be emphasized, the study of grammar and vocabulary will reinforce reading and writing skills as well. ITA-102 Beginning Italian II A continuation of ITA-101. Prerequisite: ITA-101 (W)* Mathematics For the Computer Science and Mathematics major please see page 78. Honours Major: (18 courses) • MAT-121; 122; 126; 215; 217; 231; 321; • PHY-121; 122; • One of MAT-223 or a 200-level Advanced Calculus I course taken at another institution; • One elective at the MAT-200-level or higher (this could be an Advanced Calculus II course taken at another institution); • Three MAT-300-level electives; • MAT-490; • Three MAT-400-level electives Cognate Requirements: • CSC-121; HIS-313; PHL-314 • A 7.00 (B-) departmental average is required for admission to this program. Students planning on attending graduate school are recommended to take MAT-331, 336, and a Real Analysis course. Note: Five courses must be taken at another institution. Courses must be approved by the department. Four-Year Major: (14 courses) • MAT-121; 122; 126; 215; 217; 223; 231; 321; • Five MAT-300- or 400-level electives approved by the Mathematics department (two electives may be taken at another institution); • One elective at the MAT-200-level or higher taken at another institution Cognate Requirements: • CSC-121; HIS-313; PHL-314 General Major: (10 courses) • MAT-121; 122; 126; 215; 223; 321; 331; • One of MAT-217 or 231; • Two MAT-300- or 400-level electives Cognate Requirements: • CSC-121; HIS-313; PHL-314 Honours Major: Mathematics and Physics (20 courses) • MAT-121; 122; 126; 215; 217; 231; 311; • One of MAT-223 or a 200-level Advanced Calculus I course taken at another institution; • PHY-121; 122; 221; 321; • CSC-121; • One MAT or PHY elective at the 200-level or higher (this could be an Advanced Calculus II course taken at another institution); • One MAT-300-level elective; • One PHY-300-level elective; • Two MAT-400-level electives; • Two PHY-400-level electives Note: At least one 400-level elective must be MAT-490 or PHY-490. Cognate Requirements: • BIO-121 or CHE-121; HIS-313; PHL-314 Note: Three courses must be taken at another institution. Courses must be approved by the respective departments. Four-Year Major: Mathematics and Physics (16 courses) • MAT-121; 122; 126; 215; 231; 311; • One of MAT-223 or a 200-level Advanced Calculus I course taken at another institution; • PHY-121; 122; 221; 321; • Two MAT-300- or 400-level electives; • Two PHY-300- or 400-level electives; • One of MAT-217, PHY-200- or 300-level elective, or a 200-level Advanced Calculus II course taken at another institution Cognate Requirements: • CSC-121; BIO-121 or CHE-121; HIS-313; PHL-314 99
General Major: Mathematics and Physics (12 courses) • MAT-121; 122; 126; 223; 231; 311; 336; • PHY-121; 122; 221; 321; 451 Cognate Requirements: • CSC-121; HIS-313; PHL-314 Minor: Mathematics (6 courses) • MAT-121; 122; 126; • One of MAT-223 or 231; • One of MAT-321, 331, 336; • One elective at the MAT-200-level or higher, excluding MAT-201 MAT-101 Fundamentals of Mathematics (offered infrequently)* This course focuses on quantitative reasoning, mathematical literacy, and the role of mathematics in the Western intellectual tradition and in today’s society. Includes a weekly one-hour tutorial. Exclusion: 60% or higher in Grade 12 U or M mathematics MAT-103 History of Mathematics (W) As a gentle introduction to the history of mathematics, this course will take a cursory view of the way mathematics develops in interaction with culture. It will explore some biographies of various numbers, some select corners of geometry, some of the development of mathematical ways of thinking, and some very recent mathematical developments. This course is meant to be a liberal arts mathematics course. Exclusion: Completion of Grade 12 U or M mathematics MAT-114 Differential and Integral Calculus (F)* An introduction to the basic concepts and methods of calculus for students who have no previous experience in the subject. The topics covered include functions, limits, derivative, exponential and logarithmic functions, integration, and applications. Prerequisite: Grade 11 U mathematics or permission of the instructor Exclusion: Completion of Grade 12 U Calculus or more advanced calculus MAT-121 Calculus I (F) An introduction to calculus, including the basic concepts of differentiation and integration. Applications, series expansions, and polar coordinates are discussed in relation to calculus. Includes a weekly one-hour tutorial. Prerequisite: Grade 12 U Calculus or MAT-114 MAT-122 Calculus II A continuation of MAT-121. Includes a weekly one-hour tutorial. Prerequisite: MAT-121 MAT-126 Introductory Linear Algebra (F) A study of systems of linear equations, determinants, vector algebra, n-dimensional vector spaces, linear transformations, and the eigenvalue problem. Includes a weekly one-hour tutorial. Prerequisite: Grade 12 U Advanced Functions or MAT-114 (W) MAT-201 Research Methods: Statistics (PSY-201/SOC-201/PED-221) MAT-215 Statistics (F) (W)* A study of the collection, analysis and interpretation of numerical data. Topics covered are probability spaces, conditional probability, random variables both continuous and discrete, Binomial, Normal, Poisson, Student’s t and Chi-square distributions, expectations, sampling distributions, estimation, tests of significance, regression analysis and design of experiments. Includes a weekly lab to emphasize the use of computer software for statistics. Includes a weekly one-hour tutorial. Prerequisite: MAT-122 MAT-217 Discrete Mathematics (CSC-217) * Core topics include elementary set theory, combinations and permutations, an introduction to logic, mathematical induction, recursion, and properties of integers. Additional topics may include an introduction to graphs and trees, introduction to automata theory, and advanced counting techniques. Prerequisite: Grade 12 U Advanced Functions MAT-223 Multivariable Calculus Multivariable calculus: the derivative, multiple integration, vector calculus and applications. Includes a weekly one-hour tutorial. Prerequisite: MAT-122 MAT-231 Differential Equations (W)* An introduction to solutions and applications of ordinary differential equations. Laplace transforms, series solutions, and partial differential equation are also discussed. Prerequisite: MAT-122 and 126 MAT-311 Numerical Analysis (CSC-311/PHY-311) * MAT-317 Graph Theory (F)* An introduction to the ideas, methods and applications of graph theory. Topics include: finding shortest paths and maximum matchings in weighted graphs and determining the connectivity of a graph. Prerequisite: MAT-217 MAT-321 Modern Geometry (Capstone) * A study of basic concepts of euclidean and non-euclidean geometry. Prerequisite: Any MAT-200-level course except MAT-201. MAT-321 is the Capstone Course for the Mathematics Department and is required for all majors in the 3rd or 4th year. MAT-331 Abstract Algebra An introduction to structures of modern algebra: groups, integral domains, fields, rings, and polynomials. Prerequisite: Any MAT-200-level course except MAT-201 (F) (W)* MAT-336 Linear Algebra * Topics include vector spaces, linear transformations, matrices, determinants, inner products, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, spectral decompositions, canonical forms and dual spaces. Prerequisite: MAT-126 and 223 MAT-341 Real Analysis I * A study of the real number system and functions of a real variable. Topics included in the course are topology of Rn, continuous functions on Rn, and differential calculus in Rn. 100 Prerequisite: MAT-223
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