Students will be granted a B.A.Sc. degree only after obtaining credit for all courses listed in the program of study for a given Engineering program. This requirement will normally be met by completing four Winter Sessions with full credit load (five Winter Sessions if completing the Co-operative Education program). With the approval of the Dean's Office, students may be allowed to study on a part-time basis. Credit will be granted for courses completed during the Summer Session.
Students transferring into the program may be granted transfer credit if they have completed courses of equivalent content.
Note: enrolment in elective courses offered by the School may be restricted.
The School of Engineering recognizes that good communication skills in English are essential to the understanding of course material and to the successful practice of engineering. To qualify for the B.A.Sc., students must complete APSC 176 and APSC 201 (or the equivalent).
Students must take complementary studies courses totalling at least 21 credits. The minimum requirements are as follows:
Details of the specific courses conforming to the above requirements are available from Engineering Advising.