Current Course Web Pages

[ First Year | Second Year | Third Year | Fourth Year | Graduate | Engineering ]

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First Year Courses

Faculty of Arts and Science

All of the first year A&S courses use the CDF-PC computer labs.

• CSC 104h The Why and How of Computing
  
• CSC 108h Introduction to Programming
  
• CSC 148h Introduction to Computer Science
  
• SCI 199y First Year Seminar (Artificial Intelligence)
  

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Second Year Courses

Many of these upper year courses use the CDF computer labs. A few courses use the CDF-PC computer labs.

• CSC 209h Software Tools and Systems Programming
  
• CSC 228h File Structures and Data Management
  
• CSC 238h Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
  
• CSC 258h Computer Organization
  
• CSC 260h Introduction to Scientific, Symbolic, and Graphical Computation
  
• CSC 270h Fundamental Data Structures and Techniques
  
• CSC 282h Computation and Numerical Methods
  

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Third Year Courses

• CSC 300h Computers and Society
• CSC 318h The Design of Interactive Computational Media
  
• CSC 324h Principles of Programming Languages
  
• CSC 326h Programming Languages
• CSC 336h Numerical Methods
  
• CSC 340h Information Systems Analysis and Design
  
• CSC 350H Numerical Algebra and Optimization
  
• CSC 351h Numerical Approximation, Integration and Ordinary Differential Equations
  
• CSC 354h Simulation Modelling and Analysis
  
• CSC 364H Computability and Complexity
• CSC 372h Microprocessor Software
• CSC 378h Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis
• CSC 384h Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
• ECE 385h Microprocessor Systems

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Fourth Year Courses

• CSC 408h Software Engineering
  
• CSC 418H Computer Graphics
  
• CSC 428h Human-Computer Interaction
  
• CSC 434h Data Management Systems
  
• CSC 438h Computability and Logic
  
• CSC 446h Computational Methods for Partial Differential Equations
  
• CSC 454h The Business of Software
• CSC 456h High-Performance Scientific Computing
  
• CSC 465h Formal Methods of Program Design
  
• CSC 470h Computer System Modelling and Analysis
  
• CSC 487h Computational Vision
  
• CSC 488h Compilers and Interpreters
  

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Graduate Courses

• CSC 2104H Formal Methods of Program Design
  
• CSC 2105H Software Engineering
  
• CSC 2107h Language Processors
  
• CSC 2108h Automatic Verification
  
• CSC 2306h High-Performance Scientific Computing
  
• CSC 2307h Numerical Software
  
• CSC 2310h Computational Methods for Partial Differential Equations
  
• CSC 2321h Matrix Calculations
  
• CSC 2404h Computability and Logic
  
• CSC 2414h Topics in Applied Discrete Mathematics
  
• CSC 2426h Topics in Cryptography
  
• CSC 2429h Topics in the Theory of Computation
  
• CSC 2501h Introduction to Computational Linguistics
  
• CSC 2503h Computational Vision I
  
• CSC 2504H Computer Graphics
  
• CSC 2529H Computer Animation
  
• CSC 2531h Advanced Topics in Data Management Systems
  
• CSC 2532h Dynamical Systems and Artificial Intelligence
  

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Other Courses

Science

• SCI 199y First Year Seminar

Faculty of Engineering

These CSC courses are open to Engineering students only. Other engineering course pages can be found here.

• CSC 180h Introduction to Computer Programming
  
• CSC 181h Introduction to Computer Programming
  
• CSC 366H The Theory of (Efficient) Computation

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