Faculty of Engineering
Bachelor of Applied Science and Bachelor of Software Engineering Specific Degree Requirements |
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First-Year Engineering |
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All students enrolling in either the Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) or Bachelor of Software Engineering (BSE) degree, at the time of admission, will be registered in one of the plans listed below.
Architectural Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Geological Engineering
Management Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics Engineering
Nanotechnology Engineering
Software Engineering
Systems Design Engineering
Even though students in first year BASc are registered in different plans, the studies at this level, excluding those in Biomedical Engineering and Systems Design Engineering, are co-ordinated by the Engineering Undergraduate Office.
One of the goals of the Engineering Undergraduate Office is to make the transition from the secondary school level of study to a university level of study as smooth as possible. This transition is eased by having many of the first-year engineering courses build directly upon corresponding courses at the senior secondary school level.
Many aspects associated with the transition from high school study to university study are facilitated by the Engineering Undergraduate Office. For example, most first-year engineering courses are organized to promote the study skills and work habits which will lead to academic and professional success. Study skills workshops run throughout the 1A and 1B terms. Help sessions are held for students needing help developing engineering knowledge and problem-solving skills (GENE 119 Problems Seminar, a non-credit course). For students with questions about career development or personal concerns, Counselling Services (part of Campus Wellness) provides a wide range of services in the Engineering Undergraduate Office. First-year students with questions about their first-year courses or progress should contact the appropriate advisor listed below.
| Degree and Plan of Study |
First-Year Advisor |
| BASc (Architectural, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Environmental, Geological, Management, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Nanotechnology Engineering) |
Associate Director First Year Engineering |
| BASc (Biomedical Engineering) |
Director Biomedical Engineering |
| BASc (Systems Design Engineering) |
Associate Chair Systems Design Engineering |
| BSE (Software Engineering) |
Associate Director Software Engineering |
The curriculum for all first-year engineering (BASc) students is designed to provide a strong foundation of mathematical and scientific knowledge, a survey of the engineering sciences used in all disciplines of engineering, and an introduction to the engineering profession and engineering science as it pertains to the student's discipline. Students entering first-year engineering must enrol in the courses indicated in Table A.
Table A - First Year BASc and BSE Courses
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* CSE means Complementary Studies Elective
± These plans also have a seminar: (BME 102, CIVE 199, ECE 102, MSCI 100B, ME 100B, MTE 100B, NE 101, SYDE 102, SE 102)
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Courses |
1A
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Architectural |
AE 100, AE 101, AE 104, AE 115, CHE 102, MATH 116
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| Biomedical |
BME 101/BME 101L, BME 121, BME 161, BME 181, SYDE 111, SYDE 113 |
| Chemical |
CHE 100, CHE 102, CHE 120, CHE 180, MATH 115, MATH 116 |
| Civil |
CHE 102, CIVE 100, CIVE 104, CIVE 115, ENGL 191, MATH 116 |
| Computer and Electrical |
ECE 105, ECE 150, ECE 190, ENGL 192, MATH 115, MATH 117 |
| Environmental |
CHE 102, CIVE 104, ENGL 191, ENVE 100, ENVE 115, MATH 116 |
| Geological |
CHE 102, CIVE 104, ENGL 191, GEOE 100, GEOE 115, MATH 116 |
| Management |
CHE 102, MSCI 100, MATH 115, MATH 116, PHYS 115
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| Mechanical |
CHE 102, ME 100, MATH 115, MATH 116, PHYS 115
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| Mechatronics |
CHE 102, GENE 121, MATH 115, MATH 116, MTE 100
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| Nanotechnology ± |
MATH 117, NE 100, NE 109, NE 111, NE 112, NE 121 |
| Systems Design ± |
SYDE 101/SYDE 101L, SYDE 111, SYDE 113, SYDE 121, SYDE 161, SYDE 181 |
| Software Engineering (BSE) |
CS 137, ECE 105, MATH 115, MATH 117, MATH 135, SE 101 |
| 1B |
Architectural |
AE 105, AE 121, AE 125, GENE 123, MATH 118
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| Biomedical |
BME 122, BME 162, BME 186, SYDE 112, SYDE 114, CSE*
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| Chemical |
CHE 101, CHE 161, CHE 181, MATH 118, PHYS 115, CSE 1* |
| Civil |
CIVE 105, CIVE 121, CIVE 153, GENE 123, MATH 118
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Computer and Electrical ±
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ECE 101A, ECE 106, ECE 108, ECE 124, ECE 140, ECE 192, MATH 119 |
| Environmental |
CIVE 105, ENVE 121, ENVE 153, GENE 123, MATH 118
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| Geological |
CIVE 105, GENE 123, GEOE 121, GEOE 153, MATH 118
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| Management ± |
ENGL 192, GENE 123, MSCI 121, MSCI 131, MATH 118, PHYS 125
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| Mechanical ± |
GENE 123, MATH 118, ME 101, ME 115, CSE 1*
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| Mechatronics ± |
MATH 118, MTE 111, MTE 119, MTE 120, MTE 140
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| Nanotechnology ± |
MATH 119, NE 102, NE 113, NE 125, NE 131, NE 140
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| Systems Design ± |
SYDE 112, SYDE 114, SYDE 162, SYDE 192/SYDE 192L, SYDE 223, CSE 1* |
| Software Engineering (BSE) ± |
CS 138, ECE 106, ECE 124, ECE 140, MATH 119 |
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