If there is a course that you wish to take that is not covered, please ask a student advisor for approval. Courses in the Faculty of Business can be an excellent fit with a Computing Science degree. Be warned however that because of their popularity, it can be difficult to get a space in many Faculty of Business courses. Students in the Computing Science Specialization with Business minor program receive access to Business courses that students in other programs may be excluded from. Please note that MIS 416 may be used as an approved option but NOT as a business option for those in the business minor program.
Courses concerned with cognition, vision, and language are particularly appropriate.
Note that the Department of Psychology is in both the Faculty of Arts and in the Faculty of Science. Philosophy courses can be an excellent fit with a Computing Science degree for those students who are interested in logic, formal reasoning, decision theory, cognitive science, the philosophy of science, and Artificial Intelligence. For the same reasons as Faculty of Business courses, Economics courses can be an excellent fit with a Computing Science degree for those students who are interested in business. A basic knowledge of statistics and probability is fundamental and as part of the Honors and Specialization degrees, students are required to take STAT 221 and STAT 222. For those students interested in machine learning, artificial intelligence, or networks, additional courses in statistics and probability are an excellent fit.