Students are required to complete 40 full credit courses over a period of eight four months semesters, to recieve their Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Ryerson University. The curriculum, effective Fall 2009, is broken down as follows:

First Semester:

• CPS 109 - Computer Science I
• MTH 110 - Discrete Mathematics I
• MTH 207 - Calculus & Computational Methods I
• REQUIRED GROUP 1: One course from the following:
• BLG 143 - Biology I
• CHY 103 - General Chemistry I
• PCS 110 - Physics
• 1 Lower-Level Liberal

Second Semester:

• CPS 209 - Computer Science II
• CPS 393 - Introduction to C & UNIX
• MTH 210 - Discrete Mathematics II
• MTH 310 - Calculus & Computational Methods II
• 1 Lower-Level Liberal

Third Semester:

• CMN 300 - Communication in the Computer Industry
• CPS 213 - Computer Organization I
• CPS 305 - Data Structures
• CPS 311 - Object Oriented Programming and Design
• MTH 108 - Linear Algebra

Fourth Semester:

• CPS 310 - Computer Organization II
• CPS 406 - Introduction to Software Engineering
• CPS 590 - Introduction to Operating Systems
• GMS 200 - Introduction to Global Management
• MTH 304 - Probability and Statistics I

Fifth Semester:

• CPS 510 - Database Systems I
• CPS 706 - Introduction to Data Communications
• CPS 721 - Artificial Intelligence I
• CPS 633 - Computer Security
• 1 Upper-Level Liberal

Sixth Semester:

• CPS 615 - Theory of Parsing
• CPS 616 - Advanced Algorithms
• CPS 506 - Comparative Programming Languages
• 1 Professionally-Related Courses
• 1 Upper-Level Liberal

Seventh Semester:

• 4 Professionally-Related Courses
• 1 Upper-Level Liberal

Eight Semester:

• 4 Professionally-Related Courses
• 1 Upper-Level Liberal

View the Full Time Undergraduate Course Calender for a complete listing of all courses