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UNDERGRADUATE CALENDAR SUBMISSION ION

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Acting Vice-President, Academic

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In accordance with the Motion passed at the last meeting

of Senate, I in conjunction with a representative of the Mathematics

Department, have examined the Mathematics submission for the 1969-1970

Undargraduate Calendar, in order to determine what portions of the

submission represent a routine reorganisation of the existing program,

and what portion represents new commitments. My findings are summarized

on the attached sheet which I would like to submit to Senate for its

consideration at its next meeting.

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ANALYSIS OF THE MATHEMATICS SUBMISSION

FOR THE 1969-1970 UNDERGRADUATE CALENDAR

Lower Division Courses

Old Courses

New Courses

113-3

151-3

114-3

152-3

213-3

251-3

214-3

252-2

232-3

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232-3

221-2

141-2

142-2

241-2

Summary Statement.

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The new courses at the

lower division level which are proposed

represent largely a replacement of the old

lower division courses.

The

not expansion of the program is

only three semester hours, and these three

semester hours do not represent

a change in the Department's orientation,

but are the result of increasing

the flexibility of the program by

separating the pure and applied

streams.

Computin

es

Old Courses

.

New Courses

105-2

106-3

487-3

205-3

488-3

406-3

Summary Statement.

There is a one-unit expansion in the Computing courses offered

by the Mathematics Department.

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Mechanics Courses

Old Courses

New Courses

461-3

467-3

464-4

161-3

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465-4

261-3

468-4

Summary Statement.

The new Mechanics courses which are proposed are largely

replacements of other courses which are now discontinued. The proposed

new program does represent e two-unit expansion in the area of Mechanics,

but this expansion again

does

not represent a change in Departmental

orientation and is simply the result of restructuring the program in order

that it better meet the requirements of the applied mathematicians.

Probability and Statistics Courses

Old Courses

New Courses

101-3

101-3

102-3

102-3

483-4

271-3

484-4

489-4

485-4

486-4

/i90-4

Summary Statement.

The new course proposals in the area of Probability and Statistics

represent a three-unit expansion of the offering but

do

not represent any

change in Departmental orientation.

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Methods and

Co4x

Variables and Tensor Calculus

411-4

411-4

412-4

412-4

413-4

413-4

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414-4

414-4

422-4

422-4

424-3

424-3

466-4

466-4

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Summary Statement.

The new course offerings are identical with the old ones.

PureMathematics_Courses and

related courses

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Old courses

New Courses

491-2

491-2

421-4

421-4

423-4

423-4

431-4

431-4

432-4

432-4

441-4

441-4

442-4

442-4

451-3

451-3

425-4

433-4

443-4

492-4

Summary Statement.

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The new program produced in this area represents a sixteen--unit

expansion of course offerings.

Although no change in Departmental orientation

is

involved,

these

additional

courses neverth1ess represent a major change and

the Department of Mathematics

and the Faculty of Science have beLn asked to

present documentation regarding the priority assignments of the paposed changes.