Honours BSc in Physics/ BASc in Electrical Engineering (159 units)

Academic year 2019-2020

• Program Description and Requirements
• Course timetable

Discover the fundamental laws of nature, and then apply this knowledge in the design of breakthrough technologies that will transform our society. While physics probes big questions, from the origin of the universe to the workings of the quantum world, electrical engineering underlies the technologies that are ubiquitous in our modern world, from power generation to the computer chip. 

By teaching you the foundations of how nature works, and then how to innovate with this knowledge, this integrated program will uniquely equip you to tackle societal and technological problems facing us and future generations. In five years, you will earn two degrees, in physics and electrical engineering, and will be truly challenged to defy the conventional.

	Fall	Winter
1st year (30 units)	CHM1311 GNG1106 (Fall or Winter) MAT1320 MAT1341 (Fall or Winter) PHY1121	ECO1192  (Fall or Winter) or GNG2101 (Fall or Winter) GNG1103 ITI1100 MAT1322 PHY1122
2nd year (33 units)	CEG2136 ELG2138 MAT2322 MAT2384 PHY2311 PHY2333	ENG1112 (Fall or Winter) ELG2136 ELG2137 PHY2323 PHY2361
3rd year (30 units)	CEG3136 ELG3106 ELG3125 ELG3136 3 course units complementary studies elective	ELG3126 ELG3137 ELG3155 ELG3175 ELG3316
4th year (33 units	ELG4912 PHY3341 PHY3350 PHY3370 HIS2129 (Winter) or PHI2394 (Fall) 3 course units to be selected from the list below according to the chosen option3	ELG2911 ELG4913 PHY3355 3 course units to be selected from the list below according to the chosen option3 3 optional course units in mathematics (MAT) at the 2000, 3000 or 4000 level, excluding MAT23791
5th year (33 units)	PHY4006 (Fall and Winter) PHY4370 PHY4382 6 course units to be selected from the list below according to the chosen option3 3 course units complementary studies elective	PHY4006 (Fall and Winter) 6 course units to be selected from the list below according to the chosen option3 6 optional course units in physics (PHY) at the 4000 or 5000 level2

Notes

¹ (MAT2141 or MAT2342) or (MAT2371 or MAT2377) is recommended

² Students in the Power and Sustainability Option must take PHY4324 Energy Technologies, which may need to be taken in the winter of the fourth year

³ Compulsory electrical engineering/computer engineering (ELG/CEG) 4000 level courses (students must choose one of the following options):

• Communications option:
  • ELG4118, ELG4139, ELG4156, ELG4176, ELG4177, ELG4179
• Systems engineering option:
  • CEG4158, ELG4137, ELG4156, ELG4157, ELG4159, ELG4177
• Electronics option:
  • ELG4115, ELG4117, ELG4137, ELG4139, ELG4176, ELG4177
• Microwave and Photonic Engineering option:
  • ELG4115, ELG4117, ELG4118, ELG4139, ELG4178, ELG4179
• Power and Sustainable Energy option:
  • ELG4125, ELG4126, ELG4139, ELG4157, ELG4159, ELG4179

Co-operative education is available with this program.
The extended French stream is available with this program.
The minimum CGPA required to be on good academic standing is 5.0.
Please note that a maximum of 42 units at the 1000 level can be used towards your program.