ECE Course Sequences of Year 2016
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1 ECE Course Sequences of Year 2016 Date: 26-May ELEC REGULAR, SEPTEMBER ENTRY... 2 ELEC REGULAR PROGRAM, NO OPTION... 2 ELEC REGULAR PROGRAM, TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPTION... 4 ELEC REGULAR PROGRAM, ELECTRONICS/VLSI OPTION... 6 ELEC REGULAR PROGRAM, AVIONICS AND CONTROL SYSTEMS OPTION... 8 ELEC REGULAR PROGRAM, POWER AND RENEWABLE ENERGY OPTION ELEC CO-OP, SEPTEMBER ENTRY ELEC CO-OP PROGRAM ELEC CO-OP PROGRAM, TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPTION ELEC CO-OP PROGRAM, ELECTRONICS/VLSI OPTION ELEC CO-OP PROGRAM, AVIONICS AND CONTROL SYSTEMS OPTION ELEC CO-OP PROGRAM, POWER AND RENEWABLE ENERGY OPTION ELEC REGULAR, JANUARY ENTRY ELEC REGULAR PROGRAM, NO OPTION ELEC PROGRAM, TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPTION ELEC PROGRAM, ELECTRONICS/VLSI OPTION ELEC PROGRAM, AVIONICS AND CONTROL SYSTEMS OPTION ELEC PROGRAM, POWER AND RENEWABLE ENERGY OPTION COEN REGULAR, SEPTEMBER ENTRY COEN REGULAR PROGRAM, NO OPTION COEN REGULAR PROGRAM, AVIONICS AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS OPTION COEN CO-OP, SEPTEMBER ENTRY COEN CO-OP PROGRAM COEN CO-OP, AVIONICS AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS OPTION COEN REGULAR, JANUARY ENTRY COEN REGULAR PROGRAM, NO OPTION COEN REGULAR PROGRAM, AVIONICS AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS OPTION... 42
2 1. ELEC Regular, September Entry ELEC Regular Program, No option Fall, 1st year COEN243 Programming Methodology I COEN212 Digital System Design I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems Winter, 2nd year ELEC321 Intro. to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems 2
3 ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. Winter, 3rd year ELEC030 Elective Course ELEC031 Elective Course ELEC032 Elective Course ELEC390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ELEC041 Elective Course ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC043 Elective Course Winter, 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course 3
4 ELEC Regular Program, Telecommunications Option Fall, 1st year COEN243 Programming Methodology I COEN212 Digital System Design I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems Winter, 2nd year ELEC321 Intro. to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. Winter, 3rd year ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering 4
5 ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society ELEC041 Elective Course ELEC390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC052 Elective Course ELEC463 Telecommunications Networks ELEC442 Digital Signal Processing Winter 4th year ELEC043 Elective Course GEN_ED General Education Elective ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course 5
6 ELEC Regular Program, Electronics/VLSI Option Fall, 1st year COEN243 Programming Methodology I COEN212 Digital System Design I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems Winter, 2nd year ELEC321 Intro. to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. Winter, 3rd year COEN315 Digital Electronics ELEC030 Elective Course ELEC041 Elective Course ELEC390 Team Design Project 6
7 Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project COEN451 VLSI Design I ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC043 Elective Course Winter 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course 7
8 ELEC Regular Program, Avionics and Control Systems Option Fall, 1st year COEN243 Programming Methodology I COEN212 Digital System Design I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems Winter, 2nd year ELEC321 Intro to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. 8
9 Winter, 3rd year ELEC483 Real-time Control Systems ENGR417 Standards, Regulations and Certifications ELEC032 Elective Course ELEC390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC415 Flight Control Systems ELEC416 Avionic Navigation Systems ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ELEC043 Elective Course Winter 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective ENGR418 Integration of Avionics Systems ELEC051 Elective Course 9
10 ELEC Regular Program, Power and Renewable Energy Option Fall, 1st year COEN243 Programming Methodology I COEN212 Digital System Design I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems Winter, 2nd year ELEC321 Intro. to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC440 Controlled Electric Drives ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. 10
11 Winter, 3rd year ELEC032 Elective Course ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC390 Team Design Project ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC433 Power Electronics ELEC481 Linear Systems ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ELEC043 Elective Course Winter 4th year ELEC437 Renewable Energy Systems GEN_ED General Education Elective ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course 11
12 2. ELEC Co-op, September Entry ELEC Co-op Program Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Fall, 2nd year WORK01 Co-op work term 1 Winter, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC321 Intro. to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project Summer, 2nd year ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective 12
13 Fall, 3rd year ELEC312 Electronics II ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC390 Team Design Project Winter, 3rd year WORK02 Co-op work term 2 Summer, 3rd year WORK03 Co-op work term 3 Fall, 4th year ELEC031 Elective Course ELEC041 Elective Course ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC043 Elective Course Winter 4th year ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course ELEC052 Elective Course ELEC030 Elective Course 13
14 ELEC Co-op Program, Telecommunications Option Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Fall, 2nd year WORK01 Co-op work term 1 Winter, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project Summer, 2nd year ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective Fall, 3rd year ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems 14
15 ELEC390 Team Design Project ELEC312 Electronics II Winter, 3rd year WORK02 Co-op work term 2 Summer, 3rd year WORK03 Co-op work term 3 Fall, 4th year ELEC463 Telecommunications Networks ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC442 Digital Signal Processing ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project Winter 4th year ELEC043 Elective Course ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course ELEC052 Elective Course 15
16 ELEC Co-op Program, Electronics/VLSI Option Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Fall, 2nd year WORK01 Co-op work term 1 Winter, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC321 Intro to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project Summer, 2nd year ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective Fall, 3rd year ELEC312 Electronics II ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications 16
17 ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC390 Team Design Project Winter, 3rd year WORK02 Co-op work term 2 Summer, 3rd year WORK03 Co-op work term 3 Fall, 4th year COEN451 VLSI Design I ELEC041 Elective Course ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC043 Elective Course Winter 4th year COEN315 Digital Electronics ELEC051 Elective Course ELEC052 Elective Course ELEC030 Elective Course 17
18 ELEC Co-op Program, Avionics and Control Systems Option Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Fall, 2nd year WORK01 Co-op work term 1 Winter, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC321 Intro to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project Summer, 2nd year ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective Fall, 3rd year ELEC312 Electronics II ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications 18
19 ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC390 Team Design Project Winter, 3rd year WORK02 Co-op work term 2 Summer, 3rd year WORK03 Co-op work term 3 Fall, 4th year ELEC031 Elective Course ELEC415 Flight Control Systems ELEC416 Avionic Navigation Systems ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project Winter 4th year ELEC043 Elective Course ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC483 Real-time Control Systems ENGR418 Integration of Avionics Systems ENGR417 Standards, Regulations and Certifications 19
20 ELEC Co-op Program, Power and Renewable Energy Option Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Summer, 1st year ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Fall, 2nd year WORK01 Co-op work term 1 Winter, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project Summer, 2nd year ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective Fall, 3rd year ELEC312 Electronics II ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems 20
21 ELEC390 Team Design Project ELEC433 Power Electronics Winter, 3rd year WORK02 Co-op work term 2 Summer, 3rd year WORK03 Co-op work term 3 Fall, 4th year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC481 Linear Systems ELEC440 Controlled Electric Drives ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project Winter 4th year ELEC437 Renewable Energy Systems ELEC052 Elective Course ELEC031 Elective Course ELEC043 Elective Course 21
22 3. ELEC Regular, January Entry ELEC Regular Program, No option Winter, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Summer, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Winter, 2nd year COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ELEC321 Intro to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. 22
23 Winter, 3rd year ELEC030 Elective Course ELEC031 Elective Course ELEC032 Elective Course ELEC390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC041 Elective Course ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC043 Elective Course Winter 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course 23
24 ELEC Program, Telecommunications Option Winter, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Summer, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Winter, 2nd year COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ELEC312 Electronics II Winter, 3rd year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society 24
25 ELEC041 Elective Course ELEC032 Elective Course ELEC390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC463 Telecommunications Networks ELEC442 Digital Signal Processing ELEC052 Elective Course Winter 4th year GEN_ED General Education Elective ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering 25
26 ELEC Program, Electronics/VLSI Option Winter, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Summer, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Winter, 2nd year COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. Winter, 3rd year COEN315 Digital Electronics 26
27 ELEC030 Elective Course ELEC041 Elective Course ELEC390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project COEN451 VLSI Design I ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ELEC042 Elective Course ELEC043 Elective Course Winter 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course 27
28 ELEC Program, Avionics and Control Systems Option Winter, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Summer, 1st year ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems COEN244 Programming Methodology II ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Winter, 2nd year COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ELEC321 Intro to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. Winter, 3rd year ELEC483 Real-time Control Systems 28
29 ENGR417 Standards, Regulations and Certifications ELEC032 Elective Course ELEC390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC415 Flight Control Systems ELEC416 Avionic Navigation Systems ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ELEC043 Elective Course Winter 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society GEN_ED General Education Elective ENGR418 Integration of Avionics Systems ELEC051 Elective Course 29
30 ELEC Program, Power and Renewable Energy Option Winter, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Summer, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC251 Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Fall, 2nd year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Winter, 2nd year COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC331 Fundamentals of Electrical Power Engineering ELEC365 Comp. Var. and PDEs ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year ELEC351 Electromagnetic Waves and Guiding Structures ELEC367 Introduction to Digital Communications ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems ELEC312 Electronics II ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. Winter, 3rd year ELEC032 Elective Course ELEC043 Elective Course 30
31 ELEC390 Team Design Project ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ELEC490 Electrical Engineering Project ELEC433 Power Electronics ELEC440 Controlled Electric Drives ELEC481 Linear Systems ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering Winter 4th year ELEC437 Renewable Energy Systems GEN_ED General Education Elective ELEC050 Elective Course ELEC051 Elective Course 31
32 4. COEN Regular, September Entry COEN Regular Program, No option Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship Summer, 1st year Fall, 2nd year COEN352 Data Structures and Algorithms ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR233 Advanced Calculus ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Winter, 2nd year COEN313 Digital Systems Design II COEN346 Operating Systems ELEC353 Basic Electromagnetics & Transmission Line Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project SOEN341 Software Process Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year COEN316 Computer Architecture and Design COEN317 Microprocessor Systems ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. 32
33 ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering Winter, 3rd year ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems COEN390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society COEN040 Elective Course COEN041 Elective Course COEN030 Elective Course COEN490 Computer Engineering Project Winter 4th year GEN_ED General Education Elective COEN050 Elective Elective COEN051 Elective Course COEN052 Elective Course 33
34 COEN Regular Program, Avionics and Embedded Systems Option Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship Summer, 1st year Fall, 2nd year COEN352 Data Structures and Algorithms ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR233 Advanced Calculus ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Winter, 2nd year COEN313 Digital Systems Design II COEN346 Operating Systems ELEC353 Basic Electromagnetics & Transmission Line Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project SOEN341 Software Process Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year COEN316 Computer Architecture and Design COEN317 Microprocessor Systems COEN320 Introduction to Real-time Systems ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering 34
35 Winter, 3rd year ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems COEN390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society ELEC415 Flight Control Systems ELEC416 Avionic Navigation Systems COEN490 Computer Engineering Project Winter 4th year GEN_ED General Education Elective COEN421 Embedded Systems and Software Design ENGR418 Integration of Avionics Systems COEN052 Elective Course 35
36 5. COEN Co-op, September Entry COEN Co-op Program Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I Summer, 1st year COEN352 Data Structures and Algorithms ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR233 Advanced Calculus ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Fall, 2nd year WORK01 Co-op work term 1 Winter, 2nd year COEN313 Digital Systems Design II COEN346 Operating Systems ELEC353 Basic Electromagnetics & Transmission Line Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project SOEN341 Software Process Summer, 2nd year ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society 36
37 Fall, 3rd year COEN316 Computer Architecture and Design COEN317 Microprocessor Systems COEN390 Team Design Project COEN031 Elective Course GEN_ED General Education Elective Winter, 3rd year WORK02 Co-op work term 2 Summer, 3rd year WORK03 Co-op work term 3 Fall, 4th year COEN040 Elective Course COEN041 Elective Course ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems COEN490 Computer Engineering Project COEN032 Elective Course Winter 4th year COEN050 Elective Course COEN051 Elective Course ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices COEN490 Computer Engineering Project 37
38 COEN Co-op, Avionics and Embedded Systems option Fall, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Winter, 1st year COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN244 Programming Methodology II COEN311 Computer Organization and Software ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ELEC311 Electronics I Summer, 1st year COEN352 Data Structures and Algorithms ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship ENGR233 Advanced Calculus ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Fall, 2nd year WORK01 Co-op work term 1 Winter, 2nd year COEN313 Digital Systems Design II COEN346 Operating Systems ELEC353 Basic Electromagnetics & Transmission Line Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project SOEN341 Software Process Summer, 2nd year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering Fall, 3rd year COEN316 Computer Architecture and Design 38
39 COEN317 Microprocessor Systems COEN320 Introduction to Real-Time Systems COEN390 Team Design Project ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems Winter, 3rd year WORK02 Co-op work term 2 Summer, 3rd year WORK03 Co-op work term 3 Fall, 4th year ELEC415 Flight Control Systems ELEC416 Avionic Navigation Systems COEN042 Elective Course COEN490 Computer Engineering Project GEN_ED General Education Elective Winter 4th year COEN421 Embedded Systems and Software Design ENGR418 Integration of Avionic Systems ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices 39
40 6. COEN Regular, January Entry COEN Regular Program, No Option Winter, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Summer, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication ENGR233 Advanced Calculus Fall, 2nd year COEN311 Computer Organization and Software COEN352 Data Structures and Algorithms ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship Winter, 2nd year COEN313 Digital Systems Design II COEN346 Operating Systems ELEC353 Basic Electromagnetics & Transmission Line Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project SOEN341 Software Process Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year COEN316 Computer Architecture and Design COEN317 Microprocessor Systems ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering Winter, 3rd year ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering 40
41 ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems COEN390 Team Design Project Summer, 3rd year Fall, 4th year ENGR392 Impact of Technology on Society COEN040 Elective Course COEN041 Elective Course COEN030 Elective Course COEN490 Computer Engineering Project Winter 4th year GEN_ED General Education Elective COEN050 Elective Elective COEN051 Elective Course COEN052 Elective Course 41
42 COEN Regular Program, Avionics and Embedded Systems Option Winter, 1st year COEN212 Digital System Design I COEN231 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics COEN243 Programming Methodology I ELEC273 Basic Circuit Analysis ENGR213 Ordinary Differential Equations Summer, 1st year COEN244 Programming Methodology II ELEC242 Continuous-Time Signals and Systems ENGR201 Professional Practice and Responsibility ENGR233 Advanced Calculus ENCS282 Technical Writing and Communication Fall, 2nd year COEN311 Computer Organization and Software COEN352 Data Structures and Algorithms ELEC311 Electronics I ELEC342 Discrete-Time Signals and Systems ENGR202 Sustainable Dev. and Env. Stewardship Winter, 2nd year COEN313 Digital Systems Design II COEN346 Operating Systems ELEC353 Basic Electromagnetics & Transmission Line Systems ENGR290 Introduction to Team Design Project SOEN341 Software Process Summer, 2nd year Fall, 3rd year COEN316 Computer Architecture and Design COEN317 Microprocessor Systems COEN320 Introduction to Real-time Systems ENGR301 Engineering Management Principles & Econ. ENGR391 Numerical Methods in Engineering Winter, 3rd year ENGR371 Probability and Statistics in Engineering ELEC321 Introduction to Semiconductor Materials and Devices ELEC372 Fundamentals of Control Systems 42
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