U of T Mathematics & Statistics

The degree, laid out.

Every mathematics and statistics program at U of T Arts & Science, the full course list behind them, and a worked four-year plan for the Probability/Statistics specialist. Detailed guides for the courses that have them.

14programs
190courses listed
4full guides
42chapters written
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Where This Sits

The highlighted branch is the offer.

A Mathematical & Physical Sciences offer is an offer to an admission category inside the Faculty of Arts & Science — not to a program. Computer Science and Rotman Commerce are sibling categories in the same faculty, each with its own OUAC code. Engineering and Music are the genuinely separate faculties. The program itself gets chosen at the end of first year.

Only the faculty publishes a headcount. Per-department and per-program numbers are not public, so those rows carry none — the honest size signal is the Entry column below: open means 4.0 credits and you are in, limited means you compete on grades.

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Programs

Every code links to its calendar entry.

The ten specialists, two majors and two minors run by the two departments. Credit loads are the calendar's own totals, so a range means the number moves with which options you take. Full listings: Mathematics · Statistical Sciences.

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ASSPE1890 In Detail

The program this library is planned around.

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All Courses

Showing every course.

Alphabetical, mathematics and statistics together with the computer science, physics, economics and philosophy courses the programs require. Every row links to the calendar; the ones with a written guide link there too. A blank title means the calendar is the source — follow the code.

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Library Notes

Study map Comprehensive Guide

See how the courses connect and how to sequence the material.

 Course context Course Changes

Track naming and curriculum changes reflected in the guides.

 Textbook spine Textbook-Aligned Practice

Each course index maps units to its companion text and gives a concrete practice progression.
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Keeping This Current

Courses with guides live in assets/courses.js; everything else is assets/other-courses.js, where a blank title just means nobody has filled it in yet. Program requirements are in assets/programs.js and registered courses in assets/enrolled.js. Calendar links are built from the course code, so a new entry needs no URL.