Mathematics and Economics Option
The motivation for the program is to equip students with the necessary analytical skill to pursue a graduate degree in either Economics or Mathematics. The combination of Mathematics in their Economics courses and the rigorous techniques from Mathematics will aid students in their problem-solving skills.
Lower-level (1000-2000 level) requirements:
- MATH 1003, MATH 1013, MATH 1503, MATH 2203, MATH 2513, MATH 2523 (see note 6)
- ECON 1013, ECON 1023, ECON 2013, ECON 2023
- STAT 1793, STAT 2793
- One of CS 1003, CMPE 1003, CS 1063 or CS 1073
At least 18ch in lecture courses and at least 8ch in laboratory courses chosen from:
- BIOL 1105 (lecture), BIOL 1205 (lecture), BIOL 1017 (lab)
- CHEM 1041 (lecture), CHEM 1046 (lab), CHEM 1072 (lecture), CHEM 1077 (lab) (Note: CHEM 1872/CHEM 1877 (5ch) can be used to replace CHEM 1072/CHEM 1077 (5ch).)
- GEOL 1044, GEOL 1074 (Note: Geology courses include 2ch of laboratory components in each course)
- PHYS 1011 (lecture), PHYS 1012 (lecture), PHYS 1021 (lab), PHYS 1022 (lab) (Note: APSC 1011/APSC 1015 and APSC 1021/APSC 1025 (10ch) can be used to replace the full PHYS sequence (10ch).)
- An additional 9ch in approved electives at any level.
Upper-level (3000-4000 level) requirements:
- ECON 3013, ECON 3023
- An additional 21ch of Economics courses or approved substitutes from disciplines other than Economics (a maximum of 9ch of substitutes are permitted; please refer to the list of substitute options in Section XI of the Bachelor of Business Administration section of the Academic Calendar). ECON 3665 is highly recommended.
- MATH 3303 (or approved substitute), MATH 3713 (see note 6)
- STAT 3793, STAT 4793 (see note 6)
- Three chosen from: MATH 3073, MATH 3243, MATH 3503, MATH 3733, MATH 3753 (see note 6)
NOTE:
- Students are strongly advised to take the required courses ECON 1013 / ECON 1023 in their first year.
- MATH 1853 and MATH 2633 cannot be taken for credit for this program.
- Students who are interested in pursuing graduate work in Mathematics must take MATH 3733.
- Credit will not be given for both STAT 4703 and ECON 4645.
- It is recommended that students take at least 6ch in PHYS courses.
- Certain courses listed above are offered occaisionally or in alternating years. Please consult the Course Listings for details.