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The Department of Economics and the Department of Computer Science jointly offer an Honours Double Major degree in business economics and information technology. This is a demanding program, but one that will give graduates the combination of business and technical skills that are in demand in today's employment market. Students must take a total of 117 credits distributed as follows: Mathematics All students must take the following 18 credits in mathematics:
GL/MATH 1650 3.00 (cross-listed to: GL/CSLA 1650 3.00, GL/MODR 1650 3.00) Economics and Business Economics: All students must take 42 credits in business economics core courses, distributed as follows: 36 credits in: GL/ECON 2300 6.00 Plus six credits chosen from:
GL/ECON 3245 3.00 Information Technology All students must take the following 42 credits in information technology core courses: GL/ITEC 1010 3.00 and must take 15 credits chosen from outside the departments of Economics and Computer Science, of which at least six credits must be at the 3000 or 4000 level. General Education and Bilingual Requirements Every student at Glendon shall complete before graduation the equivalent of at least six credits in each of three of the four general education divisions: humanities, modes of reasoning, natural science, social science. At least six of these 18 credits must be at the 3000 or 4000 level. For detailed information about these divisions, see the description under multidisciplinary studies. Students can minimize the total number of credits required to graduate in this program by choosing courses in their third and fourth year that are also cross-listed into natural science, social science or humanities; such courses will simultaneously meet GL/BUEC/ITEC and general education requirements. Nevertheless, students registering in the double major should be aware that they will probably need to take more than the normal 120 credits required for an Honours degree in order to complete the double major. In addition to the 117 credits required by the joint program, Glendon regulations require students to take courses in English and/or French as a second language. Students capable of doing so may be able to meet these requirements by taking a sufficient number of either business economics or information technology courses in their second language. Students are strongly advised to consult both the departments of Economics and Computer Science while planning their program.
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