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Energy Engineering, Regular Program

The program requirements listed below assume that students admitted to Energy Engineering have been granted transfer credit for Communications Studies 363, Mathematics 275, and 21 units of Engineering Science coursework based on their prior studies. Students admitted without one or more of these transfer credits will be required to complete the corresponding course(s) in addition to the requirements shown below.

Suggested Sequence of Courses

Courses shown in both terms may be taken in either term.

Second Year
Spring	Summer
Energy Engineering 240	Energy Engineering 340
Mathematics 209¹	Engineering 201
Energy Engineering 200	Energy Engineering 260
Third Year
Fall	Winter
Engineering 311	Petroleum Engineering 523
Energy Engineering 480	Complementary Studies Course (3 units)
Energy Engineering 300	Energy Engineering 400
Energy Engineering 425	Energy Engineering 460
Energy Engineering 360	Mechanical Engineering 471
Science Option (3 units)²	Chemistry 209
Third Year
Spring	Summer
Engineering 513³	Complementary Studies Course (3 units)
Fourth Year
Fall	Winter
Engineering 519.03⁴
Engineering 501	Energy Engineering 502
Energy and Environment, Engineering 355	Energy and Environment, Engineering 503
Energy Engineering 560	Energy Engineering 570
Engineering 319	Petroleum Engineering 533
Technical Elective Course (3 units)⁵	Engineering 481
Energy Science Option (3 units)²	Energy and Environment, Engineering 575

¹Required for students entering the Energy Engineering program in Spring 2017 or later.

²The courses that are acceptable for the Science Option include Biology 241 or 243, Chemistry 321, Chemistry 357, Geology 377, and Physics 371. The courses that are acceptable for the Energy Science Option are either Physics 371 or Geology 377. Other courses from the Faculty of Science may be substituted with approval of the Energy Engineering program director and the relevant department in the Faculty of Science.

³Online Course.

⁴Required for students who entered the Energy Engineering program in Spring 2015 or Spring 2016.

⁵Students who entered the Energy Engineering program in 2015 or 2016 and have completed Energy Engineering 350 with a passing grade may count this course as their technical elective.

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