Computing and Financial Management (CFM) is a structured program that challenges you to make connections between computer science, finance and professional work (or co-op). To be successful with this structure, you need to manage many different priorities and balance your studies.
To help you be successful, we offer a number of different academic resources to support in your studies from first year to graduation.
Student support
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Academic advising - Get answers to all of your questions related to CFM with academic advising. Find out common advising questions and learn when to meet for office hours.
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Degree requirements and sequence of courses - Understand what you need to graduate by reviewing your academic requirements and plan out your classes using our sequence of courses and common electives.
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Academic progression and policies - Find out what you need to achieve each term to successfully progress through CFM and reach through our academic policies to make sure that you're satisfying your academic calendar requirements.
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Tutorial centres and peer support - Bring your work and questions to one of our many tutorial centres and get the help you need with math, computer science, accounting and/or finance courses. You can also reach out with more general questions through our peer support programs: CFM Mentorship (first years only) and Peer Support Learning Champions.
Quick links
Find the information you need faster using our quick link options below.
- CFM undergraduate calendar (2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016, 2016-2017, 2017-2018, 2018-2019, 2019-2020, 2020-2021, 2021-2022, 2022-2023)
- Important dates from the Registrar's Office
- Final examinations
- Schedule of courses
Transferring to CFM
If you are currently enrolled in another program at Waterloo or are attending another university and are interested in a transfer to CFM, please review our minimum requirements and procedures for consideration.