The BSc/BBA double degree program consists of a minimum of 27.5 credits, and normally requires up to five years for completion. Students graduating from the program will receive both an Honours BSc degree in Computing and Computer Electronics from the Faculty of Science, and an Honours Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the School of Business and Economics. Students have the option of undertaking a Co-op experience of three to four one-term assignments within the program. (Refer to the School of Business and Economics chapter for the specific co-op schedule.)

First Year
BU111, BU121, CP104, CP114, EC120, EC140,
MA103, MA104, MA121, MA122, PC100*

Second Year
BU218, CP120/PC120, CP200º/PC200º, CP216, CP264, MA201, MA205,
PC201º, PC210, PC211, PC221, PC237

Third Year
BU227, BU231, BU247; BU255/EC255 or MA240; BU275/EC275,
CP300º/PC300º, CP364; EC250 or EC260; PC301º, PC319, PC321

Fourth Year
BU352, BU362, BU383, BU385, BU388, BU393, BU395, BU398; BU415 or BU476; CP316, PC360

Fifth Year
BU481, BU491, CP464, PC322; one of CP317, CP463, CP466, CP467; one of PC450, PC471, PC481
One and a half elective credits of senior Business courses
One credit of 400 level courses in Business, Computing or Physics.

Progression Requirements:
Students must satisfy requirements (A) and (B).
From Year 1 to 2:
(A) GPA of 7 for all BU courses, and GPA of 5 for all EC, CP, PC, MA and other courses
(B) GPA of 6 for all CP and PC courses, and GPA of 4 for all BU, EC, MA and other courses

From Year 2 to 3, Year 3 to 4 and for graduation:
(A) GPA of 7 for all BU courses, and GPA of 5 for all EC, CP, PC, MA and other courses
(B) GPA of 7 for all CP and PC courses, and GPA of 5 for all BU, EC, MA and other courses

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Official electronic version updated on February 4, 2002

M. Watson, Editor Course Timetable