Bachelor of Commerce (Honours Business Administration and Computer Science)
This program combines a business degree with specialized training in information and technology to open up a diverse range of such career opportunities as computer and network administrator, game developer, operations manager, systems analyst, and database administrator. Co-op and thesis options are available.
Admission Requirements
Minimum Average over 6 Grade 12 academic courses: 73% / 78% for Co-op
Ontario Course Requirements:
- ENG4U
- MHF4U
- MCV4U is strongly recommended
- A minimum 70% average of math courses is required
- A minimum grade of 70% in at least one grade 12 U Math course (or equivalent) is also normally required
Suggested Sequence
Semester 1
- STEN 1000, Introduction to Business
- ECON 1100, Introduction to Economics I
- COMP 1000, Key Concepts in Computer Science
- COMP 1400, Introduction to Algorithms and Programming I
- MATH 1720, Differential Calculus
Semester 2
- ECON 1110, Introduction to Economics II
- COMP 1410, Introduction to Algorithms & Programming II
- STAT 2910, Statistics for the Sciences
- ACCT 1510, Principles of Financial Accounting
- MGMT 1000, Business Communications
Semester 3
- COMP 2120, Object Oriented Programming Using JAVA
- COMP 2650, Computer Architecture I: Digital Design
- MATH 1250, Linear Algebra I
- ACCT 2550, Principles of Managerial Accounting
- MGMT 2400, Management and Organizational Life
Semester 4
- COMP 2540, Data Structures and Algorithms
- COMP 2560, System Programming
- MGMT 2430, Human Resource Management
- MSCI 2200, Quantitative Decision Models
- MKTG 1310, Principles of Marketing
Semester 5
- COMP 3150, Database Management Systems
- COMP 3300, Operating System Fundamentals
- FINA 2700, Business Finance I
- One of:
- *MSCI 3310, Operations Management I
- *MSCI 3410, Supply Chain Management I: Intro to Fundamentals
- Computer Science elective
Semester 6
- COMP 3340, World Wide Info Systems Development
- COMP 3670, Computer Networks
- FINA 2710, Business Finance II
- STEN 3970, The Law and Business Administration
- Business elective
Semester 7
- MGMT 3000, Business Ethics
- 3 Business electives (as per specialization requirements)
- Computer Science elective
Semester 8
- STEN 4980, Strategic Management
- COMP 4250, Big Data Analytics and Database Design
- 3 Business electives (as per specialization requirements)
*Beginning Fall 2019, students may take either MSCI 3310 or MSCI 3410. However, students pursuing the Supply Chain and Business Analytics specialization MUST take MSCI 3410. If a student chooses to take BOTH classes, MSCI 3310 must be taken BEFORE MSCI 3410, or else it will not count for credit.