Planning Your Math Courses
Which first-year calculus course should I take?
See: A guide to first year calculus courses, prepared by the math department.
Which second-year (multivariate) calculus course should I take?
MAT235: Calculus II
View the course information at: fas.calendar.utoronto.ca/course/mat235y1
You may benefit from taking this course if:
You are more interested in the applications of math than in the theory
You are not comfortable writing proofs
MAT237: Multivariable Calculus
View the course information at: fas.calendar.utoronto.ca/course/mat237y1
You may benefit from taking this course if:
You are interested in both the theory and applications of math
You are enrolled in a Physics Specialist or Physics and Philosophy Specialist, or intend to switch into one of these programs
MAT257: Analysis II
View the course information at: fas.calendar.utoronto.ca/course/mat257y1
You may benefit from taking this course if:
You are enrolled in a Mathematics Specialist or Mathematics and Physics Specialist, or intend to switch into one of these programs
You are more interested in the theory than in the applications of math
You intend to take higher-level Math Specialist courses
When should I take ODEs? Which course should I take?
Please check back later for information about ODEs!
When should I take PDEs? Which course should I take?
Please check back later for information about PDEs!