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Mathematics was taught at McGill as early as 1848 when it was a discipline of Natural Philosophy. [1]Mathematics at McGill was initially divided into two largely independent departments, one under the Faculty of Arts and Science and another under the Faculty of Engineering; the two departments merged in 1924 under the chairmanship of Daniel Murray.
McGill's Computer Science Undergraduate Society, CSUS, is a team of executive members that work together in representing all undergraduate constituents. They are elected every year and host events, workshops, information sessions and are also available to answer student questions and bring up any concerns that they may have.
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Benoit Boulet, Associate Dean (Research & Innovation) - McGill University; Caroline Aubé, Director of Research and Knowledge Transfer, HEC Montreal; Eugénie Brouillet, Associate Dean (Research, Creation and Innovation) - Université Laval; Frédéric Bouchard, Dean Faculty of Arts and Science - Université de Montréal
Dawson Lectures (1855) Thirty years before the construction of Engineering's two original edifices; McGill had been offering lectures in Applied Sciences.This series of lectures was started in 1855 by William Dawson, a renowned geologist and McGill's fifth principal which was offered within the Faculty of Arts until the formation of the Department of Applied Sciences in 1871.
The Bachelor of Arts and Science was introduced to McGill University in 2005. Encompassing both disciplines in one degree, programs in the B.A & Sc. offer courses in both faculties and fields, and brings together two of McGill’s biggest faculties. [21]
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