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Undergraduate Program - Electrical Engineering Course Schedule (outdated)

A B.Eng. in Electrical Engineering is made up of courses from the Engineering Core (highlighted in blue); the Electrical Engineering Core (highlighted in yellow); electives and courses from one of four specializations - Electronics, Communications, Digital Signal Processing, or Electromagnetics and Photonics. Students currently registered in the program can visit course syllabi, notes and lab instructions for detailed course information.

Course Schedule

B.Eng. in Electrical Engineering (Sept. 2010)
TERM 1A1
Fall		 TERM 1B1
Spring		 C
O
O
P

1
 TERM 2A
Fall		 C
O
O
P

2
 TERM 2B
Summer		 C
O
O
P

3
 TERM 3A2
Spring		 C
O
O
P

4
 TERM 3B
Fall		 C
O
O
P

5
 TERM 4A
Summer		 C
O
O
P

6
 TERM 4B
Spring
CSC 111 CHEM 150 CENG 255 CENG 241 CSC 349A CENG 355 ELEC 395 ELEC 4993
ENGR 0202 ENGR 120 CSC 115 ELEC 220 ELEC 300 ELEC 350 ELEC 4993 1 Basic Science Elective4
ENGR 110 ENGR 141 ELEC 200 ELEC 250 ELEC 310 ELEC 360 ENGR 297 1 Specialization Course
MATH 100 MATH 101 ELEC 216 ELEC 260 ELEC 320 ELEC 370 2 Specialization Courses Technical Electives5
MATH 110 PHYS 125 MATH 200 MECH 295 ELEC 330 ELEC 380
PHYS 122 MATH 201 STAT 254 ELEC 340 ENGR 280 Technical Electives5 1 Complementary Studies Elective6
Plus ENGR 446 Technical Report to be registered in term preceding the final term of their program (academic or work term). This is part of the engineering core.
  1. Alternate first year schedules for spreading the first year course load over three terms may be available, see "First Year Schedule", page 81.
  2. Students normally must successfully complete ENGR 020 (Introduction to Professional Practice) before undertaking their first work term.
  3. CENG/ELEC 499 to be taken only once either in Term 4A or 4B. CENG/ELEC 499 may be replaced by ENGR 400 with the permission of the Department Chair.
  4. A course in basic science as required by CEAB guidelines. A current list of acceptable courses may be obtained from the ECE Office or online.
  5. Students in the Electrical Engineering program must take a total of four Technical Electives selected from either List 1 or 2 of which at least two must be from List 1.
  6. A Complementary Studies Elective course dealing with central issues in humanities or social sciences, as required by CEAB guidelines for complementary studies, and as approved by the Faculty of Engineering's BEng Programs Committee. A current list of acceptable replacement courses may be obtained from the BEng Office or online.

Electrical Engineering Specializations

ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATIONS DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING ELECTRICAL ENERGY SYSTEMS ELECTROMAGNETICS AND PHOTONICS
TERM 4A TERM 4B TERM 4A TERM 4B TERM 4A TERM 4B TERM 4A TERM 4B TERM 4A TERM 4B
CENG 441 ELEC 412 ELEC 404 ELEC 456 ELEC 403 ELEC 459 ELEC 410 ELEC 482 ELEC 404 ELEC 453
ELEC 410 ELEC 450 ELEC 407 ELEC 488 ELEC 452
In order to obtain their degree, students who do not select one of the Specializations must complete any 3 of the 11 compulsory Specialization courses listed above within the established course offering timetable.

Technical Electives - List 1*

May-August Term*

CENG 420 - Artificial Intelligence

CENG 441 - Design of Digital and VLSI Systems

CENG 453 - Parallel and Cluster Computing

CENG 460 - Computer Communication Networks

ELEC 404 - Microwaves and Fiber Optics

ELEC 410 - Power Electronics

ELEC 426 - Robotics

ELEC 450 - Communications Theory and Systems II

ELEC 452 - Optical Communication Technology

ELEC 466 - System-on-Chip Engineering for Signal Processing

ELEC 484 - Audio Signal Processing

SENG 422 - Software Architecture

SENG 426 - Software Quality Engineering

SENG 454 - Component-Based Software Engineering

    

January-April Term*

CENG 421 - Computer Vision

CENG 450 - Computer Systems and Architecture

CENG 455 - Real Time Computer Systems Design Project

ELEC 453 - Antennas and Propagation

ELEC 454 - Engineering Components for Wireless Systems

ELEC 456 - Mobile Communications

ELEC 460 - Control Theory and Systems II

ELEC 481 - Analog VLSI Systems

ELEC 482 - Electrical Drive Systems

ELEC 483 - Digital Video Processing: Algorithms and Applications in Media

SENG 440 - Embedded Systems

SENG 462 - Distributed Systems and the Internet


Technical Electives - List 2*,**

May-August Term*

CENG 412 - Human Factors in Engineering

CENG 496 - Selected Topics in Computer Engineering

ELEC 403 - Engineering Design by Optimization

ELEC 407 - Digital Signal Processing II

ELEC 434 - Biophotonics

ELEC 435 - Medical Imaging Processing

ELEC 486 - Multiresolution Signal and Geometry Processing

ELEC 488 - Electrical Power Systems

ELEC 496 - Selected Topics in Electrical Engineering

MECH 460 - Computer Aided Manufacture

    

January-April Term*

CENG 461 - Design and Analysis of Computer Networks

CENG 496 - Selected Topics in Computer Engineering

CSC 454 - Fault Tolerant Computing

ELEC 405 - Error Control Coding and Sequences

ELEC 412 - Electronic Devices II

ELEC 420 - Nanotechnology

ELEC 459 - Digital Signal Processing III

ELEC 485 - Pattern Recognition

ELEC 496 - Selected Topics in Electrical Engineering

MECH 410 - Computer Aided Design

SENG 410 - Media Applications

SENG 460 - Practice of Information Security

SENG 461 - Network Security

SENG 466 - Software for Embedded and Mechatronics Systems

SENG 474 - Data Mining

* Courses that are not required by at least one of the Specializations may not be offered every year.

** Other 400-level or graduate courses may be considered as a List 2 Technical Elective with the permission of the Department and Dean of Graduate Studies as required (refer to "Registration in Graduate Courses by Undergraduates", page 29).

Visit technical electives to view which courses are tentatively offered.

 
 
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