CFM course sequence - Fall 2021

A possible CFM course sequence (Fall 2021):

Year 1

Fall (1A)

Winter (1B)

Spring

WORK TERM 1

CS 135 Designing Functional Programs CS 136 Elementary Algorithm Design and Data Abstraction
MATH 135 Algebra MATH 136 Linear Algebra 1
MATH 137 Calculus 1 MATH 138 Calculus 2
CFM 101 Introduction to Fin Markets and Data Analytics COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS ELECTIVE1
AFM 132 Introduction to Business Stages AFM 191 Foundations for Financial Reporting

 

Year 2

Fall (2A)

Winter

WORK TERM 2

Spring (2B)
CS 245 Logic and Computation CS 241 Foundations of Sequential Programs
CS 246 Software Abstraction and Specification STAT 231 Statistics
STAT 230 Probability AFM 275 Corporate Finance (replaced AFM 372)
AFM 272 Global Capital Markets ECON 102 Introduction to Macroeconomics
ECON 101 Introduction to Microeconomics COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS ELECTIVE1

 

Year 3

Fall

WORK TERM 3

Winter (3A)

Spring

WORK TERM 4

CS 240 Data Structures and Data Management
Math 239 Introduction to Combinatorics
CFM 301 Intermediate Financial Data Analytics
AFM 322 Derivative Securities
GENERAL ELECTIVE3

 

Year 4

Fall (3B)

Winter

WORK TERM 5

Spring (4A)
CS 341 Algorithms AFM 424 Equity Investments
STAT 373 Regression and Forecasting Methods in Finance CS ELECTIVE4
AFM 425 Fixed Income Securities ARTS ELECTIVE2 (CFM 401 Topics in Financial Data Analytics)
ARTS ELECTIVE2 ARTS ELECTIVE2
GENERAL ELECTIVE3 GENERAL ELECTIVE3

 

Year 5

Fall

WORK TERM 6

Winter (4B)

Spring

CONVOCATION

CS ELECTIVE4
CS ELECTIVE4
ARTS ELECTIVE2
ARTS ELECTIVE2
GENERAL ELECTIVE3

 


1. Two of the following before 3B: ENGL 109 Introduction to Academic Writing, ENGL 119 Communications in Mathematics and Computer, EMLS 129R/ENGL 129R Written Academic English or SPCOM 223 Public Speaking

2. Two of the following: AFM 291 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1, CFM 401 Topics in Financial Data Analytics, any AFM course at the 300 or 400 level not listed above, ECON 201 Microeconomic Theory 1, ECON 206 Money and Banking 1, ECON 207 Economic Growth and Development 1, ECON 231 Introduction to International Economics, ECON 332 International Finance, ECON 344 Marketing 1: Principles of Marketing and Consumer Economics, PHIL 215 Professional and Business Ethics; and three additional AFM courses at the 300 or 400 level not listed above, or two additional AFM courses and CFM 401 Topics in Financial Data Analytics

3. Four additional courses

4. One additional course from CS440-498 or CO 487 Applied Cryptography; and two additional courses from CS251, CS 340 -398, CS440-498 or CO 487 Applied Cryptography


Disclaimer: This is not a substitute for the official degree requirements. If there is a question of interpretation or a discrepancy, the Undergraduate Calendar always takes precedence.