Overview
Concentration Understanding Mathematics and Computer Science is essential for a career working in technology or business today. The Associate of Science Degree with a concentration in Mathematics and Computer Science will provide you with the basis to continue your studies in a Bachelor of Science program, or to go out in the workplace with a solid foundation in these fields.
Careers
Students who graduate from this program and go on to major in a specific academic discipline, may wish to consider careers in the following fields:
- Statistics
- Actuarial science
- Computer science
- Engineering
- Economics
- Business
- Management
- Medicine
What you will learn
CNC’s Science students graduate with a wide range of transferable skills, which are applicable in the professional world. These skills, such as professional communication, research and planning, critical thinking, analytical assessment, scientific and mathematical reasoning, and the application of theoretical understanding, all provide key competencies to industry specific skills for employment.
Associate of Science Math and Computer Science Courses
Understanding Mathematics and Computer Science is essential for a career working in technology or business today. The Associate of Science Degree with a concentration in Mathematics and Computer Science will provide you with the basis to continue your studies in a Bachelor of Science program, or to go out in the workplace with a solid foundation in these fields.
English Requirements
3 additional 100-level university studies ENGL credits
100-level Math & Computer Science Requirements
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200-level Math & Computer Science Requirements
6 credits of 200-level MATH
6 credits 200-level CSC
6 additional credits at the 200-level in MATH or CSC
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Electives
- 3 additional 100-level university studies ENGL credits
- 6 credits 200-level CSC
- 6 credits 200-level MATH
- 6 additional credits at the 200-level in MATH or CSC
- 9 credits of university studies sciences, to include at least 3 credits of a laboratory science
- 6 credits of Social Sciences or Humanities (excluding English)
- 6 credits of 100-level or higher university studies courses
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Science Requirements
9 credits of university studies sciences, to include at least 3 credits of a laboratory science
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Art Requirements
6 credits of Social Sciences or Humanities (excluding English)
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Electives
6 credits of 100-level or higher university studies courses
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Locations & Dates
CNC programs have varying lengths and start dates to meet your needs, and are offered across multiple campuses where possible. Don’t see the campus you’re looking for? Check back with us soon as this page is updated throughout the school year.
There are no offerings of this program scheduled at this time. Check back later.
Entry Requirements
Spring 2027 Intake and Onwards
For applications to the Spring 2027 intake (January start), you must meet the following requirements:
Program Specific Recommendations
To allow for greater course selection it is recommended that students have one or more of the following high school subjects in addition to the admission requirements:
We suggest that you consult with an Academic Advisor or the BC Transfer Guide when planning your Associate Degree to confirm the courses you
take will satisfy the lower-level degree requirements at the University you plan to continue to.
Need help meeting these requirements? Check out our Academic Upgrading options.
Open admission
Any program of study that does not have a selective admission process or fixed capacity and is on a “first qualified, first admitted” basis.
Invest in your future
Please check the Fee Schedule for up-to-date information.
These costs are an estimate and do not include books. Costs may change without notice. Student fees vary by campus.
Books for this program can be purchased from the bookstore.
Paying for college
We're here to help. You can apply for scholarships and bursaries through CNC. We can also help you find loans and other funding. Visit Financial aid to find out how.
Salaries and employment
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