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CPSC-MIN - Minor: Computer Science

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Computer Science

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Program Admissions Information

Students may add a minor to their program through the Student Centre.

Advanced Placement in Computer Science

Students in International Baccalaureate (IB) and Advanced Placement (AP) programs may be eligible for advanced credit in Computer Science courses, including Computer Science 217 and 219 or 231 and 233. See the Admissions section of this Calendar (A.13 Transfer Credit/Advanced Standing) for additional details.

Other students with backgrounds in Computer Science equivalent to Computer Science 231 or 231 and 233 may request advanced placement in Computer Science in order to have prerequisite requirements for these courses waived, after successful completion of an advanced placement examination. Interested students should see the Admissions section of this Calendar (A.13.2 Advanced Placement (AP) Program) for additional details, and contact the Department of Computer Science to apply.

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