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4.5 Electrical Engineering
Admission

Refer to 3.1 Admissions.

 
2nd Year

1. Applied Mathematics 307 Differential Equations

2. Computer Engineering 339 Programming Fundamentals

3. Computer Engineering 369 Computer Organization

4. Electrical Engineering 327 Signals and Transforms

5. Electrical Engineering 341 Circuits I1

6. Electrical Engineering 343 Circuits II

7. Electrical Engineering 353 Digital Circuits

8. Electrical Engineering 361 Electronic Devices and Materials

9., 10. Complementary Studies Course (two half-course equivalents)

11. Physics 369 Acoustics, Optics and Radiation for Engineers

Electrical Engineering Biomedical Engineering Specialization

1. Applied Mathematics 307 Differential Equations

2. Complementary Studies Course (one half-course equivalent)

3. Computer Engineering 339 Programming Fundamentals

4. Computer Engineering 369 Computer Organization

5. Electrical Engineering 327 Signals and Transforms

6. Biomedical Engineering 327 Electrical Circuits for Biomedical Engineers2

7. Electrical Engineering 343 Circuits II

8. Electrical Engineering 353 Digital Circuits

9. Electrical Engineering 361 Electronic Devices and Materials

10. Biomedical Engineering 319 Applied Statistics for the Experimental Sciences

11. Physics 369 Acoustics, Optics and Radiation for Engineers

12. Biomedical Engineering 309 Anatomy and Physiology for Engineers

Block Course - Biomedical Engineering 103 Biomedical Engineers and Technology in Health Care Q(20 hours)

Electrical Engineering Energy and Environment Specialization

1. Applied Mathematics 307 Differential Equations

2. Computer Engineering 339 Programming Fundamentals

3. Computer Engineering 369 Computer Organization

4. Electrical Engineering 327 Signals and Transforms

5. Electrical Engineering 341 Circuits I1

6. Electrical Engineering 343 Circuits II

7. Electrical Engineering 353 Digital Circuits

8. Electrical Engineering 361 Electronic Devices and Materials

9., 10. Complementary Studies Course (two half-course equivalents)

11. Physics 369 Acoustics, Optics and Radiation for Engineers

12. Energy and Environment, Engineering 355 Introduction to Energy and the Environment

Notes:

1. Electrical Engineering 341 Circuits I will not be offered in 2011/2012. Students who have not successfully completed Electrical Engineering 341 Circuits I by the end of the Fall 2010 session will be required to complete Engineering 225 Fundamentals of Electric Circuits and Machines.

2. Biomedical Engineering 327 Electrical Circuits for Biomedical Engineers will not be offered in 2011/2012. Students who have not successfully completed Biomedical Engineering 327 Electrical Circuits for Biomedical Engineers by the end of the Fall 2010 session will be required to complete Engineering 225 Fundamentals of Electric Circuits and Machines.

 
3rd Year

Note: Students should refer to the Complementary Studies section in 3.3 to ensure they meet all School of Engineering Complementary Studies requirements.

1. Engineering 407 Numerical Methods in Engineering

2. Electrical Engineering 441 Control Systems I

3. Electrical Engineering 453 Digital Systems Design

4. Computer Engineering 467 Digital Electronic Circuits

5. Electrical Engineering 469 Analog Electronic Circuits

6. Electrical Engineering 471 Introduction to Communications Systems and Networks

7. Electrical Engineering 475 Electromagnetic Fields and Applications

8. Electrical Engineering 476 Electromagnetic Waves and Applications

9. Electrical Engineering 487 Electrical Engineering Energy Systems

10. Electrical Engineering 419 Probability and Random Variables

11. Complementary Studies Course (one half-course equivalent)

Electrical Engineering Biomedical Engineering Specialization

1. Engineering 407 Numerical Methods in Engineering

2. Electrical Engineering 441 Control Systems I

3. Electrical Engineering 453 Digital Systems Design

4. Computer Engineering 467 Digital Electronic Circuits

5. Electrical Engineering 469 Analog Integrated Electronics

6. Electrical Engineering 471 Introduction to Communications Systems and Networks

7. Electrical Engineering 475 Electromagnetic Fields and Applications

8. Electrical Engineering 476 Electromagnetic Waves and Applications

9. Electrical Engineering 487 Electrical Engineering Energy Systems

10.,11. Complementary Studies Courses (two half-course equivalents)

12. Biomedical Engineering Core Elective

Electrical Engineering Energy and Environment Specialization

1. Engineering 407 Numerical Methods in Engineering

2. Electrical Engineering 441 Control Systems I

3. Electrical Engineering 453 Digital Systems Design

4. Computer Engineering 467 Digital Electronic Circuits

5. Electrical Engineering 469 Analog Electronic Circuits

6. Electrical Engineering 471 Introduction to Communications Systems and Networks

7. Electrical Engineering 475 Electromagnetic Fields and Applications

8. Electrical Engineering 476 Electromagnetic Waves and Applications

9. Electrical Engineering 487 Electrical Engineering Energy Systems

10. Electrical Engineering 419 Probability and Random Variables

11. Energy Management 301 Canadian Energy Management and Regulation

12. Energy and Environment, Engineering 311 Engineering Thermodynamics of Energy Systems

 
4th Year

Note: Students should refer to the Complementary Studies section in 3.3 to ensure they meet all School of Engineering Complementary Studies requirements.

1. Electrical Engineering 583 Fourth Year Computer/Electrical/Software Engineering Team Design Project, Part A

2. Electrical Engineering 589 Fourth Year Computer/Electrical/Software Engineering Team Design Project, Part B

3. Engineering 513 The Role and Responsibilities of the Professional Engineer in Society

4. - 10. Technical Electives (seven half-course equivalents)

11. Complementary Studies Courses (one half-course equivalent)

Block Course Electrical Engineering 107 Computer, Electrical and Software Engineering Fourth-Year Block Course Q(16 hours)

Electrical Engineering Biomedical Engineering Specialization

1. Electrical Engineering 583 Fourth Year Computer/Electrical/Software Engineering Team Design Project, Part A

2. Electrical Engineering 589 Fourth Year Computer/Electrical/Software Engineering Team Design Project, Part B

3. Engineering 513 The Role and Responsibilities of the Professional Engineer in Society

4., 5. Electrical Engineering Technical Electives (two half-course equivalents)

6., 7. Biomedical Engineering Technical Electives (two half-course equivalents)

8. - 10. Biomedical Engineering 500 Biomedical Engineering Research Thesis (three half-course equivalents)

or

8. Biomedical Engineering 501 Biomedical Engineering Project (one half-course equivalent)

9., 10. Biomedical Engineering or Electrical Engineering Technical Electives (two half-course equivalents)

11. Complementary Studies Courses (one half-course equivalent)

Block Course Electrical Engineering 107 Computer, Electrical and Software Engineering Fourth-Year Block Course Q(16 hours)

Electrical Engineering Energy and Environment Specialization

1. Electrical Engineering 583 Fourth Year Computer/Electrical/Software Engineering Team Design Project, Part A

2. Electrical Engineering 589 Fourth Year Computer/Electrical/Software Engineering Team Design Project, Part B

3. Engineering 513 The Role and Responsibilities of the Professional Engineer in Society

4., 5. Technical Electives (two half-course equivalents)

6. Science 529 Project Course in Sustainable Energy, Environment and Economy

7. - 10. Energy and Environment Engineering Technical Electives (four half-course equivalents)

11. Complementary Studies Courses (one half-course equivalent)

Block Course Electrical Engineering 107 Computer, Electrical and Software Engineering Fourth-Year Block Course Q(16 hours)

 
Electrical Engineering Approved Technical Electives

Select seven half-course equivalents.

Biomedical Engineering 509 Introduction to Biomedical Imaging and Applications

Biomedical Engineering 515 Bioengineering Methods in Systems Biology and Physiology

Computer Engineering 491 Real-Time Systems Design

Computer Engineering 501 Principles of Computer Architecture

Computer Engineering 503 Digital Video Processing

Computer Engineering 507 Computer Aided Design of Integrated Circuits

Computer Engineering 511 Embedded System Interfacing

Computer Engineering 515 Digital Signal Processors

Computer Engineering 517 Computer Arithmetic and Computational Complexity

Electrical Engineering 489 Modelling and Control of Electric Machines and Drives

Electrical Engineering 519* Special Topics in Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering 525 Neuro-Fuzzy and Soft Computing

Electrical Engineering 527 Design and Implementation of FPGA-Based DSP Systems

Electrical Engineering 529 Wireless Communications Systems

Electrical Engineering 541 Control Systems II

Electrical Engineering 559 Analog Filter Design

Electrical Engineering 563 Biomedical Signal Analysis

Electrical Engineering 565 Digital Integrated Electronics

Electrical Engineering 567 CMOS/VLSI Engineering

Electrical Engineering 569 Electronics for Instrumentation

Electrical Engineering 571 Digital Communications

Electrical Engineering 573 Telecommunications and Computer Communications

Electrical Engineering 575 Radio-frequency and Microwave Passive Circuits

Electrical Engineering 577 Transmission Media

Electrical Engineering 579 Optical Fibre Communications

Electrical Engineering 581 Renewable Energy & Solid State Lighting for Human Development

Electrical Engineering 585 Introduction to Power Electronics

Electrical Engineering 587 Power Systems

Electrical Engineering 591 Individual Computer, Electrical, and Software Engineering Project,

Electrical Engineering 593 Digital Filters

Electrical Engineering 597 Power Systems Management and Electricity Markets

Electrical Engineering 599 Individual Computer, Electrical, and Software Engineering Project, Part II

Energy and Environment, Engineering 555 Energy and Environmental Systems Analysis

Energy and Environment, Engineering 577 Electrical Transmission System Planning and Operation

Software Engineering for Engineers 409 Principles of Software Development

Software Engineering for Engineers 545 Introduction to Virtual Reality

*A maximum of three Electrical Engineering 519 courses can be selected as technical electives.

Note: Selection of a course not on this list requires department approval. 

Note: All technical-elective courses have similar workloads even though the hours in the timetable are variable. One 500-level or higher course from either the Faculty of Science or the Schulich School of Engineering may be approved by the Associate Head or by the Program Director as a technical elective. Optional undergraduate courses and all graduate courses are offered, in any calendar year, at the discretion of the department.