Mining Engineering is concerned with the optimal exploitation of mineral resources while minimizing environmental impact. The discipline requires a broad knowledge of engineering and scientific subjects.
Second Year | |
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APSC 201 | 3 |
CIVL 210 | 4 |
EOSC 210 | 3 |
MATH 253 | 3 |
MATH 255 | 3 |
MECH 260 | 3 |
MECH 280, CIVL 215, or CHBE 251 | 3 (4) |
MINE 224 | 4 |
MINE 291 | 3 |
MINE 292 | 3 |
MINE 293 | 1 |
STAT 251 | 3 |
Complementary Studies electives1 | 3 |
Total Credits | 39 (40) |
Third Year | |
APSC 278 | 3 |
APSC 279 | 1 |
ELEC 203 | 3 |
MINE 302 | 3 |
MINE 303 | 3 |
MINE 304 | 3 |
MINE 310 | 3 |
MINE 331 | 3 |
MINE 333 | 3 |
MINE 350 | 3 |
MINE 393 | 1 |
MINE 396 | 3 |
Technical electives2 | 6 |
Total Credits | 38 |
Fourth Year | |
APSC 450 | 2 |
MINE 402 | 3 |
MINE 404 | 3 |
MINE 432 | 3 |
MINE 465 | 3 |
MINE 480 | 3 |
MINE 486 | 3 |
MINE 491 | 4 |
MINE 493 | 1 |
MINE 403 and 455, or MINE 434 and 462 | 6 |
Technical electives2 | 3 |
Complementary Studies electives1 | 3 |
Total Credits | 37 |
1 See Complementary Studies Courses. | |
2 Selected with the approval of the Department. |