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Course Overlap

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You will not receive additional credit toward your BAÌýdegree for any course that overlaps in content with a course for which you have already received credit at Æ»¹ûÒùÔº, CEGEP, at another university, or on the basis of Advanced Placement exams, Advanced Level results, International Baccalaureate Diploma, or a French Baccalaureate.Ìý Details on advanced standing and transfer credits can be found here.Ìý

If you have any question regarding potential course overlap, it is your responsibility to consult with an advisor atÌýArts OASIS or the department offering the courseÌýand to be aware of any restrictions specified in the course description.Ìý You can find full details on the course overlapÌýpolicy in the .

For information on repeated courses please consult the Records Verification page.

Special note about statistics courses:Ìý There is significant overlap between many statistics courses offered by different academic departments.Ìý Please ensure that you read the course description in the eCalendar and on Minerva very carefully when registering for a statistics courseÌýand pay attention to anyÌýrestrictions.Ìý

If one or more of your Major/Minor/Honours programs requires a statistics course,Ìýconsult with aÌýdepartmental/program advisorÌýbefore registering.Ìý Please see the full details in the eCalendar here.

  • Note: If you are enrolled in a Psychology program (eg. Major, Minor or Honours) where PSYC 204 is required, please take note of their specific requirements as they pertain to equivalencies / overlap for that course in particular.Ìý

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Common Course Overlap Issues

Below you will find a table of some of the most common course overlap issues that BA students will encounter. This is NOT a complete list of all possible equivalent courses or situations!Ìý Students should consult the course listings on Minerva (read the NOTES section of the listing and click on the CRN and then theÌýcourse title to see all the restrictions for a class) and in the eCalendar to verify that a course does not overlap with one previously completed at Æ»¹ûÒùÔº or with advanced standing/transfer credits.

ÌýIf you have any questions, submit a request via theÌý.

Where a course "overlap" exists, students will not be permitted to retain credit for the overlapping course. This is for either the scenario where the initial course was previously taken and passed at Æ»¹ûÒùÔº (or awarded as advanced standing or as transfer credit), or for where it is being taken concurrently with the overlapping course.
Subject: Course: Overlap: Notes:

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Calculus
MATH 122 MATH 139 or MATH 140 or MATH 141
  • MATH 122Ìýis only open to Desautels Faculty of Management students.
  • Despite the stated overlap in the course description for MATH 122, Arts OASIS will exceptionally permit students to retain credit for both MATH 122 and any of the overlapping MATH courses.

MATH 139

MATH 140

  • Credit will only be given for ONEÌýintroductory Calculus class. Ìý
  • MATH 139 includes pre-Calculus, as well as the material in MATH 140,Ìý and is meant for students with no high school Calculus background. Details on introductory MathÌýclasses can be foundÌýhere.
MATH 140 MATH 150

The course sequence of MATH 139ÌýorÌýMATH 140 + MATH 141 + MATH 222 is the equivalent to MATH 150 + MATH 151. Details on the different sequencesÌý of CalculusÌýclasses can be found here.

MATH 141 MATH 151

The course sequence of MATH 139 or MATH 140 + MATH 141 + MATH 222 is the equivalent to MATH 150 + MATH 151. Details on the different sequences of CalculusÌýclasses can be foundÌýhere.

MATH 150 MATH 139 or MATH 140Ìýor MATH 141 The course sequence of MATH 139 or MATH 140 + MATH 141 + MATH 222 is the equivalent to MATH 150 + MATH 151. Details on the different sequences of Calculus classes can be found here.
MATH 151 MATH 141 orÌýMATH 222 The course sequence of MATH 139 or MATH 140 + MATH 141 + MATH 222 is the equivalent to MATH 150 + MATH 151. Details on the different sequences of Calculus classes can be found here.
Statistics
  1. You will not be allowed to retain credit for more than one of the following courses - should you enroll in them concurrently or subsequently - given that significant overlap exists between each of them: AEMA 310, BIOL 373, ECON 227D1/D2, ECON 257D1/D2, EDPE 375,ÌýGEOG 202, MATH 203, MGCR 271, MGCR 273, POTH 204, SOCI 350.
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  2. You will not be allowed to retain credit for more than one of the following courses - should you enroll in them concurrently or subsequently - given that significant overlap exists between each of them: AEMA 411,ÌýECON 227D1/D2, ECON 257D1/D2,Ìý GEOG 351,ÌýMATH 204ÌýPSYC 305,ÌýSOCI 461,Ìýwith the exception that you may receive credit for bothÌýPSYC 305Ìýand eitherÌýECON 227D1/D2ÌýorÌýECON 257D1/D2.
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  3. If you have already received credit for PSYC 204Ìýand should you enroll in any of the following concurrently or subsequently,Ìýyou will not receive credit for them: AEMA 310, BIOL 373, ECON 227D1/D2, ECON 257D1/D2, EDPE 375,ÌýGEOG 202, MATH 203, MGCR 271, MGCR 273, POTH 204, SOCI 350.

Refer to the eCalendar for all the details on statistics course overlap. CEGEP students should also refer to the CEGEP transfer creditÌýpage.

If you are enrolled in a Psychology program (eg. Major, Minor or Honours) where PSYC 204 is required, please take note of their specific requirements as they pertain to equivalencies / overlap for that course in particular.

Microeconomics ECON 230 ECON 208 ECON 208 can be taken for credit BEFORE ECON 230, but not after norÌýin the same semester
Computer Science

COMP 250

COMP 202

COMP 202 can be taken for credit BEFORE COMP 250, but not after nor in the same semester
COMP 250ÌýorÌýCOMP 202ÌýorÌýCOMP 203ÌýorÌýCOMP 208 COMP 102 COMP 102 can be taken for credit BEFORE any of COMP 250/COMP 202/COMP 203/COMP 208, but not after nor in the same semester
Biology BIOL 115 BIOL 111 orÌýBIOL 112 BIOL 115 is intended as a general introductory Biology class for non-Science students.Ìý Students who want a more extensive background in Biology or are completing med school prerequisites may prefer to do the course sequence of BIOL 111 and BIOL 112.
BIOL 111 orÌýBIOL 112 BIOL 115 BIOL 115 is intended as a general introductory Biology class for non-Science students. Students who want a more extensive background in Biology or are completing med school prerequisites may prefer to do the course sequence of BIOL 111 and BIOL 112.

Note: If you completeÌýaÌý courseÌýlisted above and it is determined you had already completed it in a prior term (either at Æ»¹ûÒùÔº, or elsewhere, or not per the conditions cited), your grade and course credit will be E-flagged as not counting towards your degree.Ìý

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