BSc in Mathematical Sciences with Second Major in Sustainability
Curriculum (Matriculation Year 2022-2023)
Curriculum Overview
The Mathematical Sciences major is divided into four tracks: Pure Mathematics (PMAS), Applied Mathematics (AMAS), Statistics (STAT), and Business Analytics (BA). The distribution of Academic Units (AU) varies between the different tracks.
Notes:
- AU figures in parentheses (x) indicate the number of AU if the option with PI is selected.
- A grade of A- or better in the Final Year Project (MH4900) is required to be eligible for Honours (Highest Distinction).
- To satisfy the major with a Concentration in the Mathematics of Information and Communication, a student must also pass four courses in the Mathematics of Information and Communication List.
- To satisfy the major with a Concentration in Computational Mathematics, a student must also pass four courses in the Computational Mathematics List.
- All core and track core courses cannot be mapped to exchange courses. A maximum of three Major Prescribed Electives can be mapped to exchange courses. Please refer to this page for more information.
Year 1 Semester 1
Year 1 Semester 2
Year 2 Semester 1
MH2100 - Calculus III | 4 AU |
MH2500 - Probability and Introduction to Statistics | 4 AU |
CC0006 - Sustainability: Society, Economy & Environment | 3 AU |
ML0004 - Career and Innovative Enterprise for the Future World | 2 AU |
Broadening and Deepening Elective(s) / Second Major course(s)
| 3/4 AU each |
For Business Analytics Track (BA) |
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BE1402 - Business Operations and Processes | 3 AU |
BU8601 - Fundamentals of Management | 3 AU |
Year 2 Semester 2
Year 2 Special Terms
MH4913 Professional Attachment (for PA option; can also be taken during Year 3 Special Terms) | 5 AU |
Year 3 Semester 1
HW0218 - Communication Across the Sciences | 2 AU |
Track Prescribed Elective(s) | 4 AU each |
Broadening and Deepening Elective(s) / Second Major course(s) | 3/4 AU each |
For Pure Mathematics Track (PMAS) |
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MH3101 - Complex Analysis | 4 AU |
For Statistics Track (STAT) |
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MH3510 - Regression Analysis | 4 AU |
Year 3 Semester 2
Track Prescribed Elective(s) | 4 AU each |
Broadening and Deepening Elective(s) / Second Major course(s) | 3/4 AU each |
For Applied Mathematics Track (AMAS) |
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MH3700 - Numerical Analysis I | 3 AU |
Year 3 Special Terms
MH4913 Professional Attachment (for PA option; can also be taken during Year 2 Special Terms) | 5 AU |
Year 4 Semester 1
Track Prescribed Elective(s) | 4 AU each |
Broadening and Deepening Elective(s) / Second Major course(s) | 3/4 AU each |
Year 4 Semester 2
Track Prescribed Elective(s) | 4 AU each |
Broadening and Deepening Elective(s) / Second Major course(s) | 3/4 AU each |
- Option with PA: Choose 24 AU of courses from the following list; at least 16 AU must be level 4 or higher.
- Option with PI: Choose 19 AU of courses from the following list; at least 8 AU must be level 4 or higher (excluding the Final Year Project (MH4900)).
- Option with PA: Choose 24 AU of courses from the following list; at least 16 AU must be level 4 or higher.
- Option with PI: Choose 19 AU of courses from the following list; at least 8 AU must be level 4 or higher (excluding the Final Year Project (MH4900)).
- Option with PA: Choose 23 AU of courses from the following list; at least 15 AU must be level 4 or higher.
- Option with PI: Choose 18 AU of courses from the following list; at least 7 AU must be level 4 or higher (excluding the Final Year Project (MH4900)).
- Option with PA: Choose 26 AU of courses from the following list. At least 2 courses must be from List B1, and at least 14 AU must be level 4 or higher.
- Option with PI: Choose 21 AU of courses from the following list. At least 2 courses must be from List B1, and at least 6 AU must be level 4 or higher (excluding the Final Year Project (MH4900)).
Second Major Courses
To be awarded the Second Major in Sustainability, students must read a minimum total of 30 AU as Broadening and Deepening Electrives (BDEs), comprising:
- 5 core courses (5 courses x 3 AU = 15 AU): 1 core course in each knowledge area (People, Planet, Profit, Practice, Policy).
- A minimum total of 12 AU from elective courses.
- Interdisciplinary Project (3 AU) dedicated to a cross-school group work project, selected from a list of competitions and initiatives.
The list of courses can be found here.