GENERAL BSc PROGRAMS

 Objectives
The General BSc program is designed to give the student knowledge
and appreciation of the broad range of human endeavour in the
sciences, humanities, and social sciences, while providing for
study in greater depth and detail of the student's chosen major
subject in the natural sciences, mathematics, or computing. The
study of the major subject takes place in the context of other
natural sciences, mathematics and computing. It may be further
augmented by the choice of a second major, a minor, or an
available option in another subject.

    A student in the General BSc program must choose a
major subject from among Biology, Chemistry, Computing,
Mathematics, Physical Geography, Physics and Statistics.

    For a secondary program, the student may select as a
second major any of the above subjects or any major available in
the General BA program, or, alternatively, a minor or an
available option. To complete any major, minor, or option, all
applicable Common and Special Requirements must be fulfilled.
Additional credits may be necessary to fulfil all applicable
requirements.

 Regulations for General BSc Programs
In addition to the Regulations for General Programs and the
applicable Common and Special Requirements for the major, all
General BSc students must choose courses so as to satisfy the
following conditions:
 l.
       The program must contain at least three of BI100*,
      CH100* (or CH110*), GL100*, and PC100* (or PC110*).
 2.
       The program must contain MA100* (or another credit in
      Mathematics or Computing as described in the Special Requirements
      for the student's major).
 3.
       The program may not contain more than eight junior
      credits.
 4.
       The program must contain at least two senior credits in
      Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Mathematics, Physics or in the
      courses identified as Physical Geography in the course
      description section of the Calendar. Course credits fulfilling
      this requirement must not be in the student's (first) major
      subject, but may be counted toward a second major or a minor.
 5.
       The program must contain at least 11 credits from the
      following list: all courses in Biology, Chemistry, Computing
      (except CP102), Geology, Mathematics and Physics, as well as
      courses designated as Physical Geography in the course
      descriptions. For Physical Geography majors the list will also
      include GG395 and GG396. Courses which can not be counted towards
      fulfilling the requirement are included in (6) below.
 6.
       The program may not contain AS105*, BI101*, BI110,
      BI120, CH101*, CH115*, CH201*, MA108, MA109, MA130, PC101*,
      PE251, PE451, SC101, SC102, SC103, or SC104.