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Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Mining Engineering)

Refer to the introductions for both Civil and Mining Engineering.

PRESCRIBED SUBJECTS FOR ALL BE - CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING CANDIDATES:

100-Level
CHEM103 Chemistry for Engineers
CIVL196 Engineering Computing 1
ENGG152 Engineering Mechanics
ENGG153 Engineering Materials
ENGG154 Engineering Design and Innovation
PHYS143 Principles of Physics for Engineers
MATH141 Engineering Mathematics 1C Part 1 and
MATH142 Engineering Mathematics 1C Part 2
or
MATH187 Engineering Mathematics 1A Part 1 and
MATH188 Engineering Mathematics 1A Part 2
200-Level
CIVL245 Construction Materials
CIVL272 Surveying
ECTE290 Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
ENGG251 Mechanics of Solids
ENGG252 Engineering Fluid Mechanics
ENGG261 Professional Engineers and the Management of Technology
GEOS251 Geology for Engineers 1
GEOS252 Geology for Engineers 2
MATH283 Mathematics IIE for Engineers Part I
MINE221 Underground Coal Mining Methods
300-Level
CIVL311 Structural Design 1
CIVL314 Structural Design 2
CIVL322 Hydraulics and Hydrology
CIVL352 Structures 1
CIVL361 Geomechanics 1
CIVL392 Engineering Computing 2
CIVL394 Construction
ENGG361 Engineering Management
MINE311 Surface Mining and Blasting
MINE312 Mine Ventilation
MINE321 Underground Metal Mining Methods
MINE323 Mining Geomechanics
400-Level
CIVL444 Civil Engineering Design
CIVL454 Structures 2
CIVL462 Geomechanics 2
CIVL489 Roads Engineering
ENGG461 Project Management and Human Factors in Engineering
ENGG454 Professional Experience
ENGG452 Thesis A (12cp)
or
ENGG453 Thesis B (18cp)
MINE411 Health and Safety in Mines
MINE412 Mining Economics
MINE421 Minerals Beneficiation
MINE422 Mine Planning and Development