CS100, CS200, CS235 and four and a half credits from the courses listed below:

Core Courses: One credit from CS201/PY201, CS308/SY308, CS410, EN302, CS400.

Elective Courses: Three and a half additional credits, chosen from: the Core Courses listed above, CS340, CS429 and at least two of the following categories:

Language and its Uses: AN210, CP102, CS202, EN204, EN205, EN223, EN227, EN228.
Media and Mass Communication: CS310/AN332, CS323, FS240, FS241, FS242, FS245, FS341, FS343, PO349.
Business and Organizations: BU208, BU352, BU388, BU472, CS341, GG366, GG369, GG394, PS239, PS272, PS284.
Social and Theoretical Contexts: CS203, LL200, LL201, PS270, PY203, PY207, PY215/FI215, PY216, PY223, PY225, RE220.
Studio: CS104/FI104, CS204, CS205, CS207, CS208, CS209, CS214/FI214, CS309.
One credit from Curriculum Division C courses.
Notes:

1. CS340 and CS429 may be included in the program, subject to the regulations governing Irregular Courses.
2. Students who are required to complete a Research Methods course in a second major program, such as Geography, Political Science, Psychology or Sociology, may have the Research Methods (CS235) requirement waived, provided they substitute another CS Core or Elective course for CS235.
3. Students are advised that the following senior courses in the program have prerequisites: AN210, BU352, BU388, BU472, CS205, CS308/SY308, CS310/AN332, CS400, GG366, GG369, GG394, PO349, PS239, PS270, PS272, PS284.
4. Students are advised that the chair of the department may approve the inclusion of 300 and 400 level courses from cognate disciplines in a particular student's program if the topics are relevant to their course of study (e.g., PY480, SY401, SY402).

Faculty of Arts Faculty of Arts – Programs and Courses Communication Studies

Official electronic version updated on February 4, 2002

M. Watson, Editor Course Timetable