The first-year engineering program consists of a Standard Timetable (STT), a 3 credit, and a 3 credit English/Communication course. The STT will include the majority of courses required for your first-year program.A maximum of 3 credits in a language course can be used towards your degree requirements.
As part of the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board requirements, you must complete courses from each of the following Complementary Studies categories.RequirementCredit RequirementCoursesConsiderationsProfessional Ethics, Equity and Law2APSC 450Civil and Geological engineering students will take CIVL 402 in lieu of APSC 450, an equivalent course within their program.Communication6ENGL 112, or equivalent, & APSC 201, or program equivalentStudents will take ENGL 112, or equivalent, in Year 1 in addition to their STT. ENGL 140 does not satisfy this requirement.ENGL 112, or its equivalent, must be taken prior to the start of Year 3. Students who do not meet this requirement will be limited to 12 credits in term 1 of their year 3 standing and no further credits until completion of the requirement.
Note: Some programs contain second-year courses that require ENGL 112 as a pre-requisite, and some require successful completion of ENGL 112 prior to beginning second-year. Therefore, it is recommended that students make every effort to complete this requirement prior to the start of second year.APSC 201, or program equivalent, is a mandatory course taken in Year 2 and is found in some upper year STTs. Please consult with your to determine if you need to add this course to your schedule manually. Students who do not meet this requirement will be limited to 12 credits in term 1 of their year 4 standing and no further credits until completion of the requirement.Engineering Economics3CHBE 459CIVL 403CPEN 481ELEC 481MECH 431MINE 396MTRL 455Students must take the course which corresponds with their specialization (ie: MECH students must take MECH 431). This course is built into third or fourth year STTs.Exceptions include IGEN and GEOE students, who may take any Engineering Economics course.66 Credits from the focusing on the study of people, culture and social issuesStudents can take almost any course offered within the to fulfill the requirement. Students can take a maximum of 3 credits in a language course towards fulfilling this requirement.If you are considering a in Arts, Commerce, or Entrepreneurship, you could use this opportunity to take a course that fulfills both requirements. Program specific degree requirements are listed in the UBC Academic Calendar, and can be viewed using the links below.
The information reflected in the calendar is for the current academic year. Program requirements may change between academic years due to accreditation requirements or curriculum updates. If you started your program in a prior year your degree requirements may vary slightly, we recommend that you contact your to confirm if you have questions.Check Your Degree RequirementsUBC’s Degree Navigator will help you make informed decisions about your academic program. Degree Navigator will help you:.
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View your program requirements and course list. View course information as outlined in the UBC calendar. Evaluate courses you have taken against your program’s requirements. Plan hypothetical registration scenarios for future sessionsUse the ‘‘ Guide to get started. Degree Navigator is accessed through the Student Service Centre (SSC).
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