Compulsory Courses

Complete 60 points for ALL of the following:

• COMPSCI 120 - Mathematics for Computer Science (15 points)

• COMPSCI 225 - Discrete Structures in Mathematics and Computer Science (15 points)

• PHIL 101 - Introduction to Logic (15 points)

• PHIL 222 - Intermediate Logic (15 points)

Elective Courses

Complete exactly 60 points from the following:

• COMPSCI 101 - Principles of Programming (15 points)

• COMPSCI 120 - Mathematics for Computer Science (15 points)

• COMPSCI 130 - Introduction to Software Fundamentals (15 points)

• LINGUIST 100 - Introduction to Linguistics (15 points)

• MATHS 102 - Functioning in Mathematics (15 points)

• PHIL 101 - Introduction to Logic (15 points)

• PHIL 105 - Critical Thinking (15 points)

• COMPSCI 220 - Algorithms and Data Structures (15 points)

• COMPSCI 225 - Discrete Structures in Mathematics and Computer Science (15 points)

• LINGUIST 200 - Syntax (15 points)

• LINGUIST 201 - Phonetics and Phonology (15 points)

• LOGICOMP 201 - Special Topic (15 points)

• MATHS 250 - Algebra and Calculus 2 (15 points)

• MATHS 253 - Algebra and Calculus 3 (15 points)

• MATHS 254 - Fundamental Concepts of Mathematics (15 points)

• PHIL 222 - Intermediate Logic (15 points)

• PHIL 216 - Modal Logic (15 points)

• COMPSCI 320 - Applied Algorithmics (15 points)

• COMPSCI 350 - Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science (15 points)

• COMPSCI 367 - Artificial Intelligence (15 points)

• LINGUIST 300 - Advanced Syntax (15 points)

• LOGICOMP 300 - Directed Study (15 points)

• LOGICOMP 301 - Philosophy and Computation (15 points)

• LOGICOMP 302 - Special Topic (15 points)

• LOGICOMP 399 - Capstone: Logic and Computation (15 points)

• MATHS 315 - Mathematical Logic (15 points)

• MATHS 326 - Combinatorics (15 points)

• MATHS 328 - Algebra and Applications (15 points)

• PHIL 306 - Language, Truth and Meaning (15 points)

• PHIL 315 - Modal Logic (15 points)

• PHIL 323 - Philosophy of Logic (15 points)