Here is a list of courses I’ve taken by year at UofT.
The following codes may be helpful: MAT - Mathematics, ECO - Economics, CSC - Computer Science, APM - Applied Mathematics, STA - Statistics, H - Half-Credit Course, Y - Full-Credit Course. Courses with sufficient mathematical / statistical content are in bold.
Masters (Tentative)
- MAT1000H†: Advanced Real Analysis I
- STA2111H†: Graduate Probability I
- STA2080H: Statistical Genetics
- STA4000H: Supervised Master’s Reading Project (Advisor: Ting-Kam Leonard Wong)
- STA2211H†: Graduate Probability II
- STA2201H†: Applied Statistics II (Prerequisite Waived)
- STA2475H: Survival Analysis
- STA2102H: Statistical Computation
† PhD qualifying-level courses.
First Year Undergraduate
- MAT137Y1: Calculus with Proofs
- CSC108H1: Introduction to Computer Programming
- ECO101H1: Principles of Microeconomics
- MAT223H1: Linear Algebra I
- CSC165H1: Mathematical Expression and Reasoning for Computer Science
- ECO102H1: Principles of Macroeconomics
- MAT224H1: Linear Algebra II
- LIN200H1: Introduction to Language (Breadth)
Second Year Undergraduate
- MAT237Y1: Multivariable Calculus with Proofs / Advanced Calculus
- ECO206Y1: Microeconomic Theory (Specialist Stream)
- ECO208Y1: Macroeconomic Theory (Specialist Stream)
- STA257H1: Probability and Statistics I (Specialist Stream)
- STA261H1: Probability and Statistics II (Specialist Stream)
- MAT244H1: Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations
- MAT246H1: Concepts in Abstract Mathematics
- ESS299Y1: Research Opportunity Program
Third Year Undergraduate
- ECO325H1: Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
- ECO326H1: Advanced Microeconomics - Game Theory
- MAT327H1: Introduction to Topology
- STA302H1: Data Analysis I
- ECO375H1: Applied Econometrics I
- ECO483H1: Health and Economic Inequality
- MAT337H1: Introduction to Real Analysis
- STA347H1: Probability Theory
- STA457H1: Time Series Analysis
- APM346H1: Partial Differential Equations
- APM462H1: Nonlinear Optimization
- STA314H1: Statistical Machine Learning I
Fourth Year Undergraduate
- ECO418H1: Empirical Applications of Economic Theory
- STA304H1: Survey, Sampling and Observational Data
- STA355H1: Theory of Statistical Practice
- STA437H1: Methods of Multivariate Data
- STA452H1: Mathematical Statistics I
- ECO333H1: Urban Economics
- PHL245H1: Modern Symbolic Logic (Breadth)
- STA303H1: Data Analysis II
- STA447H1: Stochastic Processes
- STA492H1: Seminar in Statistical Science