The B.Sc.; Joint Major in Mathematics and Computer Science at McGill University is designed to provide students with a strong foundational skillset in both mathematics and computer science and to explore the intersection of these two disciplines. The program includes courses in algebra, calculus, numerical analysis, probability, software systems, programming, and algorithm design. Students graduate with expertise in mathematical reasoning, problem-solving, and computing, preparing them for high-demand careers in data analysis, software development, and other related fields, or advanced study. Students typically take foundational courses such as linear algebra, calculus, and introductory programming before proceeding to advanced topics. To graduate, students must satisfy both program requirements (72 credits in joint major courses) and the overall degree requirements (typically 120 credits for the B.Sc.). 来源： https://www.cs.mcgill.ca/academic/undergrad/program/