Whats the difference between doing a BCS degree and, say, a second Bachelor of Science degree?
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First, there is the option of doing co-op, which is not normally allowed in other second degree programs. Second, there is a decreased emphasis on non-CPSC science courses, including a reduced MATH component. Third, there is a slight increase in the ENGL requirements: we require ENGL 301, because one of the features of the BCS program is that we are trying to produce good communicators and leaders. Fourth, there is an emphasis on bridging modules, as we are trying to integrate your past academic and work experience with Computer Science. (Note, however, that BCS students also have the option of making a clean start, with a focus in another area that interests them, and which they would like to integrate with Computer Science. This may require taking a few extra electives, some of which may be used to replace courses for which you are exempted (if any).
