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Refer to 3.1 Admissions.

• First Year Curriculum
• Digital Engineering 319, 407
• Electrical Engineering 327
• Engineering 349
• Geomatics Engineering 333, 343, 351, 363, 401, 419, 421, 423, 431, 435, 455, 465, 501
• 3 units from Geomatics Engineering 443 or 451
• 6 units from Geomatics Engineering 500¹
• 3 units from Mathematics 375 or Applied Mathematics 307
• 3 units from Physics 369
• 18 units of Geomatics Engineering Technical Electives
• Complementary Studies ²

¹Except for students in the Cadastral Surveying Concentration and in the Software Engineering Minor, students may request Department consent to substitute either Engineering 501 and 502, or Engineering 503 and 504 for Geomatics Engineering 500 if they meet the prerequisites for Geomatics Engineering 500.

²The complementary studies course Engineering 213, or Communications Studies 363, or Strategy and Global Management 217, is a co-requisite for Geomatics Engineering 401. Students must complete the course before or during the fall term of their third year.

The program requirements listed below assume that students admitted to Geomatics Engineering via the Polytechnic Transfer Pathway have been granted transfer credit for Communications Studies 363, Geomatics Engineering 343, 351, 363, 421, 435, and 431 or 455, Mathematics 211 and 275. Students admitted without one or more of these transfer credits will be required to complete the corresponding course(s).

• Digital Engineering 233, 319, 407
• Electrical Engineering 327
  
• Engineering 200, 202, 204, 212, 225, 349
• Geomatics Engineering 333, 401, 419, 423, 455, 465, 501
• 3 units from Geomatics Engineering 443 or 451
• 6 units from Geomatics Engineering 500¹
• Mathematics 277
• 3 units from Mathematics 375 or Applied Mathematics 307
• Physics 259 and 369
• 18 units of Geomatics Engineering Technical Electives
• Complementary Studies

¹Except for students in the Cadastral Surveying Concentration, students may request Department consent to substitute either Engineering 501 and 502, or Engineering 503 and 504 for Geomatics Engineering 500 if they meet the prerequisites for Geomatics Engineering 500.

In addition to the required courses for Geomatics Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

• Electrical Engineering 301
• Aerospace Engineering 410, 411
• Geomatics Engineering 451
• Electrical Engineering 441
• 3 units of Geomatics Engineering 531, 559, 585, or 587
• 3 units of Aerospace Engineering Technical Electives
• Engineering 501 and 502¹

The following Geomatics Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

• Geomatics Engineering 443
• 3 units of the 6 required units of General Complementary Studies
• 6 units of the 18 required units of Geomatics Engineering Technical Electives
• Geomatics Engineering 500

¹Students may request Department consent to substitute either Geomatics Engineering 500, or Engineering 503 and 504 for Engineering 501 and 502 if they meet the prerequisites for Geomatics Engineering 500.

In addition to the required courses for Geomatics Engineering the following courses must be completed:

• Biomedical Engineering 301, 309, 401, 415
• Geomatics Engineering 451
• 9 units of Biomedical Technical Electives
• Engineering 501 and 502¹

The following Geomatics Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

• Geomatics Engineering 443
• 9 units of the 18 required units of Geomatics Engineering Technical Electives
• 3 units of the 6 required units of General Complementary Studies
• Geomatics Engineering 500

¹Students may request Department consent to substitute either Geomatics Engineering 500, or Engineering 503 and 504 for Engineering 501 and 502 if they meet the prerequisites for Geomatics Engineering 500.

In addition to the required courses for Geomatics Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

• Digital Engineering 311, 410, 411
• Geomatics Engineering 451
• Engineering 501 and 502¹
• 12 units of Digital Engineering Technical Electives

The following Geomatics Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

• Geomatics Engineering 443
• 12 units of Geomatics Engineering Technical Electives
• Geomatics Engineering 500

¹Students may request Department consent to substitute either Geomatics Engineering 500, or Engineering 503 and 504 for Engineering 501 and 502 if they meet the prerequisites for Geomatics Engineering 500.

In addition to the required courses for Geomatics Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

• Energy and Environment, Engineering 355, 377
• Energy Management 301
• Geomatics Engineering 451
• Science 529
• Engineering 501 and 502¹
• 6 units of Energy and Environment Technical Elective Courses

The following Geomatics Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

• Geomatics Engineering 443
• 3 units of the 6 required units of General Complementary Studies
• 6 units of the 18 required units of Geomatics Engineering Technical Elective Courses
• Geomatics Engineering 500

¹Students may request Department consent to substitute either Geomatics Engineering 500, or Engineering 503 and 504 for Engineering 501 and 502 if they meet the prerequisites for Geomatics Engineering 500.

In addition to the required courses for Geomatics Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

• Geomatics Engineering 451
• Software Engineering for Engineers 300
• Software Engineering for Engineers 480
• Software Engineering for Engineers 444
• Software Engineering for Engineers 409
• 3 units from Software Engineering for Engineers 544, 545, Software Engineering 513, Electrical Engineering 563, 573, Computer Engineering 509, 517
• 6 units from Geomatics Engineering 537, 551
• 6 units from Geomatics Engineering 531, 545, 559, 585, 563

The following Geomatics Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

• Geomatics Engineering 443
• 18 units of Geomatics Engineering Technical Electives

In addition to the required courses for Geomatics Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

• Geomatics Engineering 443
• Geomatics Engineering 545
• Geomatics Engineering 579
• Geomatics Engineering 581
• Strategy and Global Management 395
• 3 units from Geomatics Engineering 451, 531 or 559

The following Geomatics Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

• Geomatics Engineering 451
• 3 units of the required units of General Complementary Studies
• 12 units of the 18 required of Geomatics Engineering Technical Electives

Students who complete a BSc in Geomatics Engineering with a Concentration in Cadastral Surveying are eligible to obtain a Certificate of Completion of Academic Requirements for Professional Surveyors from the Canadian Board of Examiners for Professional Surveyors (CBEPS). For more information about CBEPS and professional registration of land surveyors refer to their website: .

In addition to the required courses for Geomatics Engineering, students must complete courses for the Bachelor of Commerce. Refer to the Haskayne School of Business for more information.

The following are NOT required for this program:

• 6 units of the 18 required units of Geomatics Engineering Technical Electives

• Geomatics Engineering 531, 537, 545, 551, 559, 563, 567, 573, 579, 581, 583, 585

Notes:

1. Except for students in the Digital Engineering minor, the combination of Digital Engineering 455, 456 and 457 can count as one technical elective course in the regular geomatics engineering program with the permission of the Head of the Department. Except for students who complete Digital Engineering 455, 456 and 457, a 400-level or higher technical course from the Faculty of Science or another engineering department may be substituted for a technical elective with permission of the Head of the Department of Geomatics Engineering.

2. One of Engineering 515, Engineering 523 and Engineering 525 may be substituted for a geomatics engineering technical elective course with permission of the Head of the Department of Geomatics Engineering.

3. Students who complete Geomatics Engineering 443 may request that Geomatics Engineering 451 be taken as a technical elective course with permission of the Head of the Department.