Understand Your Curriculum
The Four-year School of Science Curriculum includes the following elements:
To graduate, you must earn at least 120 credits in approved courses, or through credit transfer.
The Four-year School of Science Curriculum includes the following elements:
To graduate, you must earn at least 120 credits in approved courses, or through credit transfer.
IT course (ONE course from the list) |
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COMP 2011Programming with C++3 | |
COMP 1021Introduction to Computer Science3 | |
COMP 1022PIntroduction to Computing with Java3 | |
COMP 1022QIntroduction to Computing with Excel VBA (For 2019-20 cohort or before)3 | |
COMP 1001Exploring Multimedia and Internet Computing (For 2018-19 cohort or before)3 | |
English Language Course |
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LANG 2010English for Science I3 | |
Science School Induction |
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SCIE 1000Science School Induction0 |
1. SEVEN foundation lecture courses, including at least 1 lecture course, but no more than 3 lecture courses, from each discipline: LIFS, CHEM, MATH and PHYS.
LIFS | CHEM |
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OCES 1030Environmental Science3 | CHEM 1004Chemistry in Everyday Life3 |
LIFS 1901General Biology I3 | CHEM 1010General Chemistry IA3 |
LIFS 1902General Biology II3 | CHEM 1020General Chemistry IB2 |
LIFS 1930Nature of Life Science3 | CHEM 1030General Chemistry II3 |
LIFS 2210Biochemistry I3 | MATH |
PHYS | MATH 1003Calculus and Linear Algebra (For 2012-13 to 2014-15 cohort)3 |
PHYS 1001Physics and the Modern Society3 | MATH 1012Calculus IA (For 2015/16 cohort and after)4 |
PHYS 1111General Physics I3 | MATH 1013Calculus IB3 |
PHYS 1112General Physics I with Calculus3 | MATH 1014Calculus II3 |
PHYS 1114General Physics II3 | MATH 1020Accelerated Calculus4 |
PHYS 1312Honors General Physics I3 | MATH 1023Honors Calculus I3 |
PHYS 1314Honors General Physics II3 | MATH 1024Honors Calculus II3 |
OCES | MATH 2023Multivariable Calculus4 |
OCES 1030Environmental Science (For 2019/20 cohort and after)3 | MATH 2121Linear Algebra4 |
MATH 2131Honors in Linear and Abstract Algebra I4 |
CHEM 1050Laboratory for General Chemistry I1 | LIFS 1903Laboratory for General Biology I1 |
CHEM 1055Laboratory for General Chemistry II1 | LIFS 1904Laboratory for General Biology II1 |
PHYS 1113Laboratory for General Physics I1 | |
PHYS 1115Laboratory for General Physics II1 |
1. FOUR research courses
SCIE 1500Guided Study on Research I1 | SCIE 2500Guided Study on Research II1 |
UROP 1000 or UROP 1100Undergraduate Research Opportunities Series 0/1 | SCIE 3900International Summer Research Experience3 |
Some courses used to fulfill Major and/or School Requirements can also fulfill University Common Core Requirements. Students may reuse a maximum of 9 credits of these courses to count towards Common Core Requirements. Some foundation courses are also Major Requirements; these courses may also be used to fulfill BOTH requirements. |
For students who are accepted to the IPO, you will have to fulfill another set of requirements. Please refer to the Interdisciplinary Programs Office. |
For other cohorts, please refer to the UG Curriculum Handbook
BSc in Biochemistry and Cell Biology
BSc in Biological Science
BSc in Biotechnology
BSc in Environmental Management and Technology
5-year Dual Degree Program in Biotechonology and General Business Management
You have to fulfill the University Common Core Requirements by completing 36 credits of courses in the following areas:
For more information, you can visit the website of Undergraduate Core Education Office.