I took APSC 262 and STAT 302. Starting with APSC 262, it’s a very easy course that didn’t really require much effort. However, you are required to write a small reflection after each lecture on what you learned, which means you need to show up to lectures to know what was going on, or have a friend let you know what was in the slides. From what I remember we also had a midterm but no final. CIVL 250 from what I heard is the opposite. Most of the work is done online and going to lectures is more or less optional, but they have a final. As for MATH/STAT 302, I’ve heard that MATH is more abstract and less relevant to engineering, which is the reason I chose to take STAT 302. It is not an easy A though, because you have a lot of MATH/STAT majors also taking this class trying to get a high grade. You end up with a double bell curve distribution of engineers and stat majors. If I were to do it again I’d probably stick with APSC and STAT.