From: Langara College (LANG) To: University Of Northern BC .
To: University of Northern BC (UNBC)Bachelor of Science (BSc Degree, Computer ScienceMajor)From: Langara College (LANG)Associate of Science Degree, Computer ScienceThe following list of course equivalents will appear on the transfer credit summary for students who have successfullycompleted Langara’s Associate of Science Degree and declare their major in Computer Science at UNBC.Information in this handout is unofficial and should be used as a guide only. For questions regarding admission to UNBCor course selection please contact Student Recruitment & Advising at 250-960-6306 or advising@unbc.ca.NOTE: As per UNBC Undergraduate Calendar Regulation number 14, “Students must complete a minimum of 30 credit hours of upperdivision UNBC course work to receive a UNBC degree.”Associate of Science DegreeWithin the minimum 60 credits, students must complete:1. 6 credits of MATH which shall include at least one course (3 credits) in Calculus:2. a minimum of 36 credits of science, which shall include at least:a. 3 credits in laboratory science;b. A minimum of 18 credits in science at the second-year level taken in two or more subject areas;3. 6 credits of first-year ENGL;4. 6 credits of first or second year arts other than ENGL (excluding MATH and laboratory-based science courses);5. a minimum of 6 credits of first or second year arts, science or other university-transfer courses. (Students mayinclude university-transfer credit from career program and KINS and RECR course offerings); and6. a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0.No course may be used to meet more than one of the specific requirements.Applicable to Computer ScienceLANG Course NameUNBC Equivalence1Within the framework of the general requirements for the Associate of Science Degree (above), students must completea minimum of 60 credits including:All ofCPSC 1050Introduction to Computer ScienceCPSC 126-3CPSC 1150Program DesignCPSC 100-4CPSC 1160Algorithms and Data Structures ICPSC 1XX-3CPSC 1181Object-oriented ComputingCPSC 1XX-3 (Waive CPSC 101-4)CPSC 2150Algorithms and Data Structures IICPSC 281-3MATH 2362Linear AlgebraMATH 220-3Two oforCPSC 1280Unix Tools and Scriptinga 2nd year CPSC course1CPSC 1XX-3One ofMATH 1171MATH 1173and MATH 1183Calculus ICalculus I with Computer ExplorationsComputer Explorations for Calculus IMATH 100-3MATH 100-3One ofMATH 1271MATH 1273and MATH 1283Calculus IICalculus II with Computer ExplorationsComputer Explorations for Calculus IIMATH 101-3MATH 101-3Two ofororCMNS 1118, CMNS 2228, ENGL 1127ENGL 1128, ENGL 1129ENGL 1130TwoTwoFourUniversity-transferable arts(6 credits, excluding ENGL, CMNS, and MATH)Second-year science (6 credits)University-transferable electives (12 credits), at least one of which is in a lab science.ENGL 1XX-3, HUMN 2XX-3, ENGL 170-3ENGL 170-3, ENGL 100-3ENGL 1XX-31Course equivalencies were determined through the articulation process and are listed on the BC Transfer Guide, www.bctransferguide.ca.Students will need to choose coursework appropriately so as not to receive duplicate Transfer Credit.1Date of last update: August 2020
Note: Previous based on the Langara 2020 website.Recommended Courses to take:LANG CoursesENGL 1128MATH 1271LANG Course NameShort Prose Selections and CompositionCalculusUNBC Equivalence1ENGL 170-3 or ENGL 1XX-3MATH 101-32PHYS 1125PHYS 1225Physics I with CalculusPhysics II with CalculusPHYS 110-4PHYS 111-41Course equivalencies were determined through the articulation process and are listed on the BC Transfer Guide, www.bctransferguide.caStudent will need to choose coursework appropriately so as not to receive duplicate Transfer Credit.1 Must achieved a C- (60% at UNBC) or better for all Math transfer credit to use as a prerequisite for UNBC coursework2Date of last update: August 2020
Sample of UNBC Calendar requirements for the Computer Science major and how LANG Associate of Science Degree inComputer Science coursework may be used towards completion of the degree at UNBC:UNBC Calendar Information, Course Number & Course NameLANG Equivalence1A major in Computer Science requires at least 20 Computer Sciencecourses and at least 61 credit hours in Computer Science, at least 27credit hours of which must be upper-division courses, and of thoseupper-division credits, at least 12 must be taken at the 400 level.MATH 335-3 and STAT 371-3 can count towards this requirement.The following courses may not be used for credit towards a ComputerScience major or joint major:MATH 150-3Finite Mathematics for Business & EconomicsMATH 342-3BiostatisticsThe minimum requirement for completion of a Bachelor ofScience with a major in Computer Science is 120 credit hours.Program Requirements*Note: Unless otherwise specified, students enrolling in any ComputerScience or Mathematics course with prerequisites are required to havecompleted all prerequisite courses for that course with a “C-” or better,or have permission to enroll from the Program Chair.Lower-Division Requirement100 LevelCPSC 100-4Computer Programming ICPSC 101-4Computer Programming IICPSC 141-3Discrete Computational MathematicsENGL 170-3Writing and Communication Skillsor ENGL 270-3Expository WritingMATH 100-3Calculus Ior MATH 105-3Enriched Calculus*Note: MATH 101-3 Calculus II is strongly recommended200 LevelCPSC 200-3CPSC 222-3CPSC 230-4CPSC 231-4CPSC 242-3CPSC 260-3CPSC 281-3MATH 220-3Algorithm Analysis and DevelopmentIntroduction to Concurrent and DistributedProgrammingIntroduction to Logic DesignComputer Organization and ArchitectureMathematical Topics in Computer ScienceEthics in ComputingData Structures ILinear Algebra Completed at LANG, CPSC 1150 Completed at LANG, CPSC 1181 Completed at LANG, CPSC 2190- Can be completed at LANG, ENGL 1128- Can be completed at LANG, MATH 1271 Completed at LANG, CPSC 2150 To be completed at UNBC Completed at LANG, MATH 23633Date of last update: August 2020
UNBC Computer Science major Calendar requirements continued:General Science RequirementStudents must take two courses from the following list ofscience courses. It is recommended that computer sciencemajors take PHYS 110-4 and PHYS 111-4. However, studentsmay take any two courses from the following list, according totheir interests, to fulfill the general science requirement:PHYS 110-4Introductory Physics I: MechanicsPHYS 111-4Introductory Physics II: Waves and ElectricityPHYS 100-4Introduction to Physics IPHYS 101-4Introduction to Physics IICHEM 100-3General Chemistry ICHEM 101-3General Chemistry IIBIOL 103-3Introductory Biology IBIOL 104-3Introductory Biology IIPSYC 101-3Psychology as a ScienceENVS 101-3Introduction to Environmental CitizenshipGEOG 204-3Introduction to GIS for the Social SciencesGEOG 205-3Cartography and GeomaticsGEOG 210-3Geomorphology*Note: In some special cases other science courses approved by theChair of Computer Science may be used to satisfy this requirement.- Can be completed at LANG, PHYS 1125 &LANG, PHYS 1225Upper-Division RequirementComputer Science BreadthCPSC 300-3Software EngineeringCPSC 320-3Programming LanguagesCPSC 321-3Operating SystemsCPSC 324-3Introduction to Database SystemsCPSC 340-3Theory of ComputationCPSC 344-3Data Communication and Networkingor CPSC 444-3Computer Networking*Note: STAT 371-3 Probability and Statistics for Scientists and Engineersis strongly recommended. To be completed at UNBC400 LevelAt least 12 credit hours of Computer Science courses must be taken atthe 400 level, and at least nine of these credit hours must be outsidethe seminar course, project course, (other than CPSC 400-3), researchcourse, or special topics course category.Alternate courses may be substituted for the above with the writtenpermission of the Program Chair.4Date of last update: August 2020
UNBC Computer Science major Calendar requirements continued:Subject RequirementSix additional credit hours chosen from the following:Computer Science at any levelMATH 335-3Numerical Analysis ISTAT 371-3Probability and Statistics for Scientists andEngineersElective and Academic BreadthElective credit hours as necessary to ensure completion of a minimumof 120 credit hours including any additional credits necessary to meetthe Academic Breadth requirement of the University (see AcademicRegulation 15). A total of 45 credit hours in upper-division (300 and400 level) courses from any discipline are required for graduation.1Based2 Must To be completed at UNBC* Please discuss how to complete thisrequirement with your Student Advisor.Depending on course selection, studentsmay be able to complete some or all ofthis requirement at Langara.on the 2020/21 UNBC Academic Calendar year.have a C- or better at CNC to use as a prerequisite at UNBC.5Date of last update: August 2020
From: Langara College (LANG) Associate of Science Degree, Computer Science The following list of course equivalents will appear on the transfer credit summary for students who have successfully completed Langara’s Associate of Science Degree and declare their major in Computer Science at UNBC.
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From: Langara College To: (LANG) Associate of Science Degree, Biology The following list of course equivalents will appear on the transfer credit summary for students who have successfully completed Langara’s Associate of Science Degree and declare their major in Biology at UNBC.
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Physics and Astronomy Articulation Representatives Present Name Institution Email Y Kelly Cheung Alexander College Kellycheung5@gmail.com N James Brewer BCIT BC Institute of Technology James_Brewer@bcit.ca . Y Terry Coates Langara College tcoastes@langara.bc.ca Y Dennis Lightfoot North Island College Dennis.Lightfoot@nic.bc.ca
of Physics and Astronomy at Langara College hosted the Conference under the leadership of Don Hunter, Terry Coates, and the Department Chair - Robin Macqueen. It was a great opportunity for us to visit a beautiful campus of Langara College on a wonderful spring day. More than 35 physics educators from the Lower Mainland attended the meeting.
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