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BEng (Electrical Engineering)

Course descriptions are available in the Lakehead University Calendar. First Year: Fall Term

Prior to 2015-2016 Lec Lab 2015-2016

Lec Lab/Tut Engineering 1236 -

Electric Circuit Theory I 3 1.5

Engineering 1236 - Electric Circuit Theory I

3 1.5 Engineering 1252 - Electrical Measurements and Measuring Instruments 2 3 Computer Science 1411 -Computer Programming I 3 1 Engineering 1637 -

Computer Logic Circuits 3 1.5

Engineering 1637 - Computer Logic Circuits

3 1.5

English 1238 - Technical

Writing II 3 0

Mathematics 1071+ -

Vectors and Matrices 3 2

Mathematics 1071+ - Vectors and Matrices

3 2 Mathematics 1210 - Calculus I 3 1 Mathematics 1210 - Calculus I 3 1 Physics 1070 – Semiconductor Physics 3 1 Physics 1070 – Semiconductor Physics 3 1 20 10 18 8

+Students who have completed Gr. 12U Calculus and Vectors with a minimum grade of 60% are not required to take Mathematics 1071.

+Students who have completed Gr. 12U Calculus and Vectors with a minimum grade of 60% are not required to take Mathematics 1071.

First Year: Winter Term

Prior to 2015-2016 Lec Lab 2015-2016

Lec Lab/Tut Engineering 1232 - Introduction to Microprocessors 3 1.5 Engineering 1232 - Introduction to Microcontrollers 3 1.5 Engineering 1536 - Electric Circuit Theory II 3 1.5 Engineering 1536 - Electric Circuit Theory II 3 1.5 Engineering 1552 - Principles of Engineering Mechanics 4 0 Engineering 3014** - Engineering Chemistry 4 1 Engineering 1634 - Electronics I 3 1.5 Engineering 1634 - Electronics I 3 1.5 Computer Science 1411** - Computer Programming I 3 1 Engineering 2453 - Computer Communications and Networking 3 1.5 Mathematics 1230 - Calculus II 3 1 Mathematics 1230 - Calculus II 3 1 19 8

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Second Year: Fall Term

Prior to 2015-2016 Lec Lab 2015-2016

Lec Lab/Tut

Engineering 2132 - Electronics II 3 1.5 Engineering 2132 - Electronics II 3 1.5 Engineering 2133 – Electronic Communications I 3 1.5 Engineering 2133 – Electronic Communications I 3 1.5 Engineering 2258 - Electric Machines I 3 1.5 Engineering 2258 - Electric Machines I 3 1.5 Engineering 2438 - Control Systems

I 3 1.5

Engineering 2438 - Control Systems I

3 1.5 Engineering 2451 - Electrical Power

Systems I 3 1.5

English 1238 - Technical Writing II

3 0

Engineering 3015** - Engineering

Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer 4 0

Engineering 3015** - Engineering Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer 4 0 Mathematics 2050 - Applied Analysis I 3 1 Mathematics 2050 - Applied Analysis I 3 1 22 8.5 22 7

Second Year: Winter Term

Prior to 2015-2016 Lec Lab 2015-2016

Lec Lab Engineering 2332 - Engineering

Management and Economics 3 0 Engineering 2430 – Power Electronics I 3 1.5 Engineering 2430 – Power Electronics I 3 1.5 Engineering 2439 – Electronic Communications II 3 1.5 Engineering 2439 – Electronic Communications II 3 1.5 Engineering 2453 - Computer

Communications and Networking 3 1.5

Engineering 2451 - Electric Power Systems I 3 1.5 Engineering 2939 - Technology Project 3 0 Engineering 2939 - Technology Project 3 0 Engineering 3014** - Engineering Chemistry 4 0 Engineering 1552*** - Principles of Engineering Mechanics 4 0 Mathematics 2070 - Applied Analysis II 3 1 Mathematics 2070 - Applied Analysis II 3 1 22 5.5 19 5.5

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**This course is also offered in the Summer Transition Program and is not required for the Engineering Technology Diploma. *** This course is also offered in the Summer Transition Program as Engineering 3016. Note: At this point, all students are required to apply to graduate with an Engineering Technology Diploma in Electrical Engineering.

Third Year: Fall Term

Prior to 2015-2016 Lec Lab

2015-2016 Lec Lab/Tut

Engineering 3013 - Circuit

Theory and Design I 3 1.5

Engineering 3315** - Circuit Theory & Design I

(Revised)

6** 3**

Engineering 3334 - Control

Systems II 3 1.5

Engineering 4054 - Digital

VLSI Circuit Design 3 1.5 Engineering 4032 - Materials

Science 3 1.5

Engineering 3316** Circuit Theory & Design II

6** 3** Mathematics 3012 - Vector

Analysis and Power Series 3 1

Mathematics 3012 - Vector Analysis 3 1 Mathematics 4030 - Probability and Statistics 3 0 Mathematics 4030 - Probability and Statistics

3 0

One complementary studies*

elective course 3 0

One complementary studies* elective course

3 0

18 5.5 18 5.5

Third Year: Winter Term

Prior to 2015-2016 Lec Lab 2015-2016

Lec Lab/Tut

Engineering 3336 - Economics

Analysis for Engineers 3 0

Engineering 3336 - Economic Analysis for

Engineers 4 0 Engineering 3430 - Computer Circuits Design 3 1.5 Physics 3211 - Electromagnetic Theory 3 1 Mathematics 3032 - Complex

Functions and PDEs 3 1

Mathematics 3032 - Complex Functions and

PDEs

3

1

Engineering 3558 - Numerical

Methods and Modeling 3 1.5

Engineering 3558 - Numerical Methods and

Modeling

3

1.5

Two engineering elective courses 6 3 Engineering 3334 –

Control Systems II 3 1.5 One complementary studies*

elective course 3 0

One complementary studies* elective course

3 0

21 7.0 19 5.0

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Fourth Year: Fall Term

Prior to 2015-2016 Lec Lab 2015-2016

Lec Lab/Tut Engineering 4053 - Communications Systems 3 1.5 Engineering 4053 - Communications Systems 3 1.5 Engineering 4054 – Digital VLSI

Circuit Design 3 1.5 One Electrical Engineering Elective 3 1.5 Engineering 4136 - Analog Integrated Circuits 3 1.5 One Electrical Engineering Elective 3 1.5 Engineering 4258 - Electric Machines II 3 1.5 Engineering 4258 - Electric Machines II 3 1.5

Engineering 4969 - Degree Project 3 0 Engineering 4969 - Degree Project

3 0

Physics 3211 - Electromagnetic

Theory 3 1

Engineering 3313 Materials Science for

Electrical Engineers

3 1.5

One complementary studies*

elective course 3 0

One complementary studies* elective course

3 0

21 7 21 7.5

Fourth Year: Winter Term

Prior to 2015-2016 Lec Lab 2015-2016

Lec Lab/Tut

Engineering 4539 - Professional

Practice and Law 3 0

Engineering 4539 - Professional Practice

and Law

3 0

Engineering 4632 - Digital Signal

Processing 3 1.5

Engineering 4632 - Digital Signal

Processing

3 1.5

Engineering 4969 - Degree Project 3 0 Engineering 4969 - Degree Project

3 0

Two engineering elective courses 6 3 Engineering 4134 RF Circuits Design

3 1.5

One complementary studies* elective

course 3 0 One complementary studies* elective course 3 0 Two Electrical Engineering Electives 6 3 18 4.5 21 6

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ELECTIVE COURSES

Electrical Engineering students will normally select their engineering elective courses from the following list. Not all elective courses in this list will be offered every term.

Engineering 0138 – Control Systems-III Engineering 0438 – Electric Power System-II Engineering 0550 - Optical Communications

Engineering 0554 - Power Electronics-II (NOT OFFERED 2015-2016) Engineering 0573 - Fuzzy Logic Expert Systems

Engineering 0578 - Wireless Communications Engineering 0651 - Computer Organization

Engineering 0531 – Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (NOT OFFERED 2015-2016) Engineering 0654 Advanced Electronic Devices

Engineering 3312 Embedded Systems (NOT OFFERED 2015-2016)

From the Department of Software Engineering the following course is acceptable as an Electrical Engineering Elective:

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