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General Information
Any second year course pattern in Engineering is acceptable for admission to third year Electrical Engineering or to third year Computer Engineering provided the requisite standing in Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics is obtained
Physical Conditioning and Second Language Courses
- ATE101: Foundations of Fitness, Health and Sports
- ATE301: Unarmed Combatives, Military Skills and Individual Sports
- LCF100 : Compétence de base – partie I
- LCF200 : Compétence de base – partie II
- LCF301 : Compétence intermédiaire – partie I
- LCF302 : Compétence intermédiaire – partie II
- LCF400 : Compétence intermédiaire - partie III
B.Eng. Electrical Engineering
This is a 47.5 credit programme, including the core courses for Engineering.
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Semester total | 6 credits | 6 credits | 6 credits | 6 credits |
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Semester total | 6 credits | 6 credits | 5.5 credits | 6 credits |
B.Eng. Computer Engineering
This is a 48 credit programme, including the core courses for Engineering.
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Semester total | 6 credits | 6 credits | 6 credits | 6 credits |
Semester | Fall year 3 |
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Winter Year 4 Computer Engineering Note6 |
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Semester total | 6 credits | 6 credits | 5.5 credits | 6.5 credits |
Laboratories and Equipment
The laboratories and offices of the department are located on the third, fourth and fifth floors of Modules 1 and 2 of the Sawyer Building (Building 69).
The department has a number of modern, well-equipped laboratories which permit the students to supplement their theoretical knowledge with practical experience. They allow the students to conduct experiments in electronics, communications and radar, energy conversion and machines, automatic control and robotics, analog simulation, microcomputers, computer networks and operating systems, 3-D graphics, VLSI system design and digital signal processing.
In addition, research rooms and facilities are provided for staff and graduate studies research. The principal research areas of the department are Communications and Radar, Automatic Control and Robotics, Power, Microprocessor applications and Embedded Computer systems, VLSI, Software Engineering and Real-Time Operating systems, with emphasis on applicability to the needs of the Canadian Armed Forces.