1991/1992 - Office of the Registrar - McMaster University

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
2. Attention is drawn to Engineering and Management 4G01 and 5GOl,
the voluntary intensive courses offered in the month of May.
level II: 39 units
R Chemistry 2P06; Commerc"e 2M3, 2MA3; Economics 2G03, 2H03;
Engineering and
2A01; Engineering 2M04; Mathematics
2M06; Materials 2G04, 2H02.
level III: 38 units
R Ceramics 3A04; Commerce 2BA3, 2FA3; Engineering and Management
3A01; Engineering 2P04; Geology 2B04; Materials 3B04,
3006; Mathematics 3V06; Statistics 3Y03.
Level IV: 38 units
R Ceramics 4R03; Chemical Engineering 3004 or Mechanical
neering 3004; Chemistry 2W03; Commerce 3M3, 3BA3 or
3FA3, 3MA3; Engineering and Management 4A01; Materials
3P03; 6 units approved complementary studies (see Note 1, above).
Level V: 36 units
R Ceramics 4L04, 4S03; Commerce 4PA3, 4QA3; Engineering 4A03
or 4H03 or equivalent; Engineering and Management 5A01, 5B03;
Materials 4E03, 4K04.
E 6 units of Commerce selected from Level III and IV Commerce
courses; 3 uriits approved technical electives.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (B.Eng.)
Admission:
See Admission described at the beginning of the programme listing.
For students wishing to specialize, certain option themes or streams are
available in the programme.
Process Control:
Chemical Engineering 4E03, Electrical Engineering 4CB3.
Polymers:
Chemical Engineering 3Q03 and 4B03.
Environment:
Biology 3E03, Chemical Engineering 4203, Engineering 4U03, Chemistry
2M05 (for management).
Biomedical:
Biochemistry 2E03, Chemical Engineering 4T03, Engineering 4X03 or
Engineering Physics 3X03. c
Additional enrichment for all ~he themes may be possible through senior
year thesis (ChE 4Y04) or design project (ChE 4W04).
Level II: 36 units
R Chemical Engineering 2A04, 2C02, 2004, 2F04, 2G02; Chemistry
2003, 2M05; Mathematics 2M06; 6 units approved complementary
studies electives.
Level III: 35 units
R Chemical Engineering 3003, 3E03, 3G03, 3K04, 3L02, 3M04,
3004, 3P03; StatistiCS 3N03; 6 units of Chemistry related courses
chosen from Biochemistry 2E03, Biology 3E03, Chemical Engineering
3Q03, Chemistry 2F03 or 2W03, Engineering 200.3.
Level IV: 34 units (1991-92 only)
R Chemical Engineering 4M03, either 4W04 or 4Y04; Engineering
2M04, 4A03 or equivalent, 4B03 (instead of Chemical
Engineering 4N04, for 1991-92 only); three of Chemical
Engineering 4B03, 4C03, 4003, 4E03, 4K03, 4T03, 4203, Electrical
Engineering 4CB3, Engineering 4U03, one of which must be Chemicai
Engineering 4B03, 4K03 or Engineering 4U03.
E 3 units complementary studies electives; 3 units approved Level III
or IV technical electives.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT (B.Eng.Mgt.)
Admission:
See Admission described at the beginning of the programme listing.
Prog~amme Note:
Attention is drawn to Engineering and Management 4G01 and 5G01,
the voluntary intensive courses offered in the month of May.
Level II: 35 units
R Chemical Engineering 2A04, 2C02, 2004, 2F04, 2G02; Chemistry
2003; Commerce 2M3; Economics 2G03, 2H03; Engineering and
Management 2A01; Mathematics 2M06.
Level III: 36 units
R Chemical Engineering 3003, 3E03, 3L02, 3M04, 3004; Commerce
2BA3, 2FA3, 2MA3, 3M3; Engineering 2M04; Engineering and
Management 3A01; StatistiCS 3Y03.
Level IV: 37 units
R Chemical Engineering 3G03, 3K04, 3P03, 4L02, 4M03; Commerce
3FA3, 3BA3 or 3BB3, 3MA3, 4QA3; Engineering and Management
4A01; 3 units of approved complementary studies electives; 6 units
of Chemistry related courses chosen from Biochemistry 2E03, Biology
3E03, Chemical Engineering 3Q03, Chemistry 2F03 or 2W03,
Engineering 2003.
Level V: 34 units (1991'-92 only)
R Chemical Engineering 4L02, and 4W04 or 4Y04; Commerce 4PA3;
Engineering and Management 5A01, 5B03; three of Chemical Engineering
4B03, 4C03, 4003, 4E03, 4K03, 4T03, 4203, Electrical
Engineering 4CB3, Engineering 4U03, one of which must be Chemical
Engineering 4B03, 4K03 or Engineering 4U03; 3 units approved
Level III or IV technical electives (instead of Chemical Engineering
4N04, for 1991-92 only).
E 6 units of Commerce selected from Level III or IV Commerce
courses; 3 units approved Level III or IV technical electives.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND SOCIETY (B.Eng.Soc.)
Admission:
See Admission described at the beginning of the programme listing.
Level II: 34 units (1992-93)
R Chemical Engineering 2A04, 2C02, 2004, 2F04, 2G02; Chemistry
2003; Engineering and Society 2X03 and 2Y03, Mathematics 2M06.
E 3 units of Engineering And Society Focus Electives.
Level III: 32 units (1993-94)
R Chemical Engineering 3003, 3E03, 3L02, 3M04, 3004; Engineering
2M04; Engineering and Society 3X03, 3Y03; Statistics 3Y03.
E 3 units of Engineering and Society Focus Electives
Level IV: 33 units (1994-95)
R Chemical Engineering 3G03, 3K04, 3P03, 4L02, 4M03; Engineering
4B03; Engineering and Society 3203, 4X03.
E 3 units of Engineering and Society Focus Electives; 6 units of chemistry
related courses chosen from Biochemistry 2E03, Biology 3E03,
Chemical Engineering 3Q03, Chemistry 2F03 or 2W03, Engineering
2003.
Level V: 34 units (1995-96)
R Chemical Engineering 4L02, 4N04, and 4W04 or 4Y04; three of
Chemical 4B03, 4C03, 4003, 4E03, 4K03, 4T03,
4203, Engineering 4CB3, Engineering 4U03, one of which
must be Chemical Engineering 4B03, 4K03 or Engineering 4U03;
Engineering and Society 4203.
E
apt)ro'ved Level III or IV technical electives; 9 units of Engi­
Focus Electives.
neering
CIVIL ENGINEERING (B.Eng.)
Admission:
See Admission described at the beginning of the programme listing.
Programme Note:
Level IV Civil Engineering courses must be selected in accordance with
regulations which require a speCified minimum content of engineering
design and synthesis. Before the end of Level III, students must complete
a Civil Engineering electives form, and ensure that it has been approved
by the Department before completing a Level IV Registration Form.
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