Program Spotlight: Computer Science, Mathematics & Statistics

Do you want to build robots and develop autonomous systems? Interested in finding and patching vulnerabilities in computing systems? Are you fascinated by the possibilities of machine learning in data science? Whether considering a career in industry or graduate school, our Computer Science, Mathematics & Statistics programs will give you the skills you need and teach you to think analytically and creatively. www.utm.utoronto.ca/math-cs-stats/
Hosted by:
Daniel Zingaro
Associate Professor, Teaching Stream
Featuring:
Alana Hodge
4th year Computer Science Major and Double Minor in Mathematics and Philosophy
Axel Visan
2nd year Computer Science Specialist
Rohit Rayapareddy
3rd year Applied Statistics Major and Double Minor in Mathematics and Political Science

[@user-qy7dq8mz9s]

Is there co-op for Applied Statistics or for any of the math programs

[@kazuma8492]

This was so useful! Thank you so much

[@UTMFuture]

Thanks! And you're so welcome!

[@tysonbarrie4837]

I really love this university ❤

[@Spyrix-rx3rd]

Hi, I heard that the POSt was no longer going to be required? Is that true?

[@UTMFuture]

Hi! Can you send us a message through this form? uoft.me/askutm

[@ZamilZahir-ms4px]

I want to ask question regarding post I got accepted to cs , stats and maths. I will not have to choose CS major in first year??

[@UTMFuture]

Congratulations on your offer! You're right; you don't select your Subject POSt (program) until near the end of your first year.

[@foshoo370]

What happens if you don’t get into CS post? Can you retry?

[@UTMFuture]

It is possible to reapply to a Computer Science program by retaking CSC148H5 and/or MAT102H5 or improving your CGPA. However, this can delay your graduation, so we recommend exploring all your options before you decide to reapply. If you do not meet the requirements for entry to a CS program in your first year, the department strongly recommends that you plan as if you will graduate with a CS minor. The alternative programs options would pair well with CS, meaning you will stay on schedule to graduate. Learn more here: www.utm.utoronto.ca/math-cs-stats/students/current-undergraduate-students/programs/computer-science

[@foshoo370]

@@UTMFuture Thanks so much! So if I’m unable to meet the requirements for CS major/specialist I can do CS minor for sure? And also, am I able to do a computer science major + a finance major or is that not possible? Thanks again.

[@UTMFuture]

@@foshoo370 Correct, the CS Minor is open to all students, provided they meet a minimum requirement of completing 4.0 credits (basically, after first year). You will be restricted on what CS courses you can take while in the Minor though. Our Commerce (Finance) program is a Specialist program, not a Major; it isn't recommended to complete a Specialist and a Major since it will add more time to your degree. To learn more about the Finance Specialist: utm.calendar.utoronto.ca/program/erspe2034

[@nc24]

I got in!

[@UTMFuture]

Congratulations and welcome!

[@shreyansh4443]

hey, can we get in touch?

[@superjae7568]

what was your average

[@natankiflay7412]

@@superjae7568 I got in with low 90’s

[@MianOmerShah]

Is POST still applied to this program ?

[@Jack-lc3ug]

Yes