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42 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Progrqms offered by the Faculty of Engineering include fouitypes of elective courses, which 'are governed by regulations, as follows: Complementary Studies Electives are broadening courses with subiect matter that deals with central issues, methodologies andJ thought processes of the humanities and social sciences. , , .In addition to ENGINEER 4A03, or equivalent, and 4B03, complementary studies electives are required in al1,Engineering programs. The Associate Dean of Engineering must authorize each student's complementary studies elective courses. An approved list is published each spring and is available from the Associate Dean's office (http://www.eng.mcmastekca/electives/elec~s.htm). Engineering I = students should refer to the Degrees and Programs section of this . Calendar to determine which Level I Complementary Studies electives are possible (http://w.eng.mcmaster.ca/electives/lvl elec. htm). Technical Electives are Engineering or Applied Science courses in subjects relevant to tbe particular program., A list is available in each Engineering Department office. \ , Commerce Electives are required in Level V of Engineering and Management programs. Engineering and Society Focus ~lectives and lnternational Studies Focus Electives are courses offered by various departments throughout the University. These courses are selected in consul- - tation with the Directar of the Engineering, and Society program, - such that they form a proper sequence of the focus electives. ENGINEERING CO-OP PROGRAM Undergraduate students in the Faculty of Engineering can enroll in a Co-op or in a non-Co-op version of each program. Students enrolled in the former will be required to complete 12 months of . industrial/practical experience prior to graduation. The 12 months experience may be acquired through a combination ~f three four- ' month experience terms, or a combination of a four month and eight month experience terms, or an experience term of 12 or 16 months duration. Students may enter the Co-,op version of their program at any time up to the beginning of Term 2 of their next-tolast level of undergraduate studies. As well as completing the academic requirements as speciin this Calendar' students in a Co-op program must 'Omplete ENGINEER I EEO. " ' Engineering Co-op Fees An Engineering, Co-op fee will be charged for students registered in an Engineering Co-op Program. EXCHANGE PROGRAMS Formal exchange programs with a number of universities in other countries are available for 5.Eng. students wishing to at-, tehd a foreign university and receive credit at McMaster. For fur- ACADEMIC 'REGULATIONS FOR BIENGl AND BIAISCm PROGRAMS a STUDENT ACADEMIC RESPONSlBlLlN . You are responsible for adhering to the statement on student academic responsibility found in the General Acaeemic Regulations section of this Calendar. ACCESS TO COURSES ' All undergraduate courses at McMaster have an ,enrolment capacity. The University is committed to making every effort to accommodate students in required courses so that their program of study is not extended. Unless otherwise specified, registration is . on a first-come basis and in some cas,es priority is given to students from particular programs or Faculties. All students are encouraged to register as soon - . as MUGSllSOLAR is available to them. " * q STUDENT COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITY It is the student's responsibility to: maintain current contact information with the University, including address, phone numbers, and emergency contact information. * use the university rovided e-mail address or maintain a valid forwarding e- R, ail address. regularly check the official University communications channels. Official University communications are considered received if sent by postal mail, by fax, or by e-mail to /the student's designated primary e-mail account via their @mcmaster.ca alias* r accept that forwarded e-mails may be lost and that e-mail is considered received if sent via the student's @mcmaster.ca alias. - Students enrplled in the Faculty of Engineering programs not ,including Bachelorof Technologyprograms), in addition to meeting the General Academic Regulations of the University,, shall be spbject to the following Faculty Regulations. ENGINEERINGl To be eligible for a Level II ~niineering p;og,ram, a student must successfully complete all non-elective Level I courses with an overall Cumulative Average (CA) of 4.0 or greater. To help students who may have had academic difficulty during the year, the Faculty of Engineering has a remedial studies plan (called ther information please see International Study in the General - the M-OppofiUnity) that provides the opportunity to repeat failed Academic Regulations section in this Calendar. Information con- courses in seco,nd term and/or in the The results of cerning student exchanges can ah0 be found in the Academic these M-Opportunity courses are used to calculate a .new CA Facilities, Student Services and Organizations section of this (failed courses are still counted in the CA). Calendar under the heading Centre for Student Development, A student in Engineering I whose Cumulative Average (CAI' is International 'Student Services. iess than 4.0 can no longer continub in Engineering: ENGINEERING STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM (ESAP) COMPUTER SCIENCE I The Faculty of Engineering has two Swmtw study abroad Pro- TO be eligible for any Level II Computer Sciencs, program a stu- , grams for undergraduate one in Europe (including derit must successfully complete all non-elective Level I courses Russia and Germany) and one in Brazil. Students nwst obtain with an overall Cumulative Average (CA) of 4.0 orrgreater. See the approval from'the Office of the Associate Dean of Engineering program listings under Programs for the B:A.Sc. Degree for speprior to participating in these programs. ' cific information on admission requirements for each program. Both programs are formal exchanges for which McMaster Uni- A student in Computer -Science I whose Cumulative Average versity has an agreement with another institution involving a tem- (CA) is less than 4.0 may no longer continue in the Faculty. porary exchange of students. Exchange students register and SEQUENCE OF COURSES pay tvition fees and supplementary fees at McMaster- No tuition Courses must be taken in the sequence specified in the Cab is paid at the other institution. In addition t0,paying tuition and endar for the program. Students must register for all outstanding fees to McMaster University, students must pay all associated work of one level before attempting work for a higher level. - travel, study, visa, insurance and living expenses. See the Gen- REPEATEDCOURSES era1 Academic Regulations section in this Calendar. All failed courses must be repeated if theiare required courses Students registered in any program in the Faculty Engineerfor the Engineering program or may be feplaced if the courses ing may apply to ESAP. To be eligible to.take part in this program, are not expliCitly required. students must have completed at least 31. units .of work with a minimum Cumulative Average of 5.0. . LEVEL OF A student is required to register in-the lowest level for which more than six units of work is incomplete. Work of a higher level may be undertaken only with the permission of the Associate Dean of Engineering. J
_ n FACULTY OF ENGINEERING 43 REINSTATEMENT TO ENGINEERING Honours ~usiness Informatics (B,A.Sc.) (41 40) A -student who is ineligible to continue in the Faculty of Engineering or who May not continue at the university may normally Honours Business Informatics (4 l4OOO3) not apply for reinstatement fof one full academic year. Excep- CO-OP (B.A.Sc,) tions may be made when there are extenuating circumstances , which are supported by documentation. Business Informatics is the study of the design and application Students seeking reinstatement must complete the of information systems for use in business. It lies within the Request Fo'm available at the Office of the Registrar or the Ofice 'of intersection of Science and Business= the Associate Dean of Engineering. The completed form.and the $50 ADMISSION r , fee must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar by June 30. The See Admission to Level I1 B.A.Sc. Programs. form must be accompanied by a written explanation of the reason for I LEVEL 11: 30 UNITS the student's previous unsatisfactory academic performance, rea- 15 units COMP SC~ 2~03~2~~3, 2 ~ ~ 3 ~ , 3 ~ 2 ~ ~ sons for reinstatement at this time (including documentation of what 9 units COMMERCE 2 ~ ~ 3 ~ 2 ~ ~ 3 ~ 2 ~ ~ 3 has been done to correct previous problems), reasons whylthe stu- 3 ,its STATS 2 ~03 dent would expect to succeed in the desired program if reinstated units ,=lectives (i.e. what was the previous problem and what has been done to correct it), activities since last registered at McMaster including all LEVEL 30 academic work. Reinstatement is not guaranteed. 18 units COMP SCI 3CN3,3DB3,3EA3,3GC3,3MH3,3SR3 - A student who is reinstated after being ineligible to continue at a 12 units -COMMERCE2BA312MA31 3FA3,'4QA3 - . ' given level must repeat all the courses of that level, unless spe- I LEVELIV: 30 UNITS cific course exemptions are granted .explicitly in the letter of rein- 6 units from COMP SC1 4CD3, 4HC3, 4W3 statement. Students who are reinstated will be placed on,pro- 3 units COMMERCE 2BC3 gram probation, and calculation of their Cumulative Average (CAI 6 units from COMMERCE 4 ~~3~46~3, 4~~3), 4983 . will begin anew. If at any review after reinstatement the student's 12 units from COMP SC~ 2 ~ ~ 3 ~ Levels 2 ~ 111, ~ IV 3 Compiter , % Cumulative Average falls below 3.5, the student will be required to Science withdraw from the University for a period of at least 12 months. 3 units Electives PROGRAM CHANGES - All program changes must be made through the Office of the Computer Science (BmAmSca) ' 141 45) Associate Dean of Engineering. - Honours Cohputer Science (4 1 45003) LEVEL 1 PROGRAMS co-op (BASc.) , - L NOTE . WEB ADDRESS: http://www.eng.rncmaster.ca/engineeringl/ The Honours Computer Science (B.A.Sc.) program in the Fac- ENGINEERING 1: 37 UNITS (0730) ulty of Engineering is replacing the Monou.rs Computer Science ENGINEERING I CO-OP (0~30003) (B.Sc.) program in the Faculty of Science. -'The Honours Compu-- 3 units CHEM 1E03 ter Science program in the Faculty of Science is being phased 10 units ENGINEER 1 ~ 03, 1 D04, 1 PO3 ' out and registration in Level IV of that program will be last avail- , 3 units MATLS 1 M03 able in September 2008. All new students should register in,the . 9 units MATH IZ04,1ZZ5 Honours Computer Science (B.A.Sc.) program. . '6 units PHYSICS;ID03, 1E03 ADMISSION I 6 units approved cbmplemenkary studies electives. (See Elec- See Admission to Level // B,A,Sc. Programs. tive Courses Available to Level I Students in the Degrees,' Programs and Courses section ofthis Calendar.) LEVEL 11: 30 I course ENGINEER 1A00 21 ,.its COMP SCI 2~03, 2 ~ ~ 23 ~ , ~ 23 ~ , ~ 23 ~ , ~ 23 ~ , ~ 3 , \ COMPUTERSCIENCE 2SC3 , I: 30 UNITS {0145) 3 units STATS 2D03. COMPUTER SCIENCE I CO-OP . (0145003) 6 units Electives --tUCTCI LEVEL 111: 30 UNITS Computer Science I students interested in entering the Hon- 21 units COMP SC~ 3CN3. 3DB3,'3EA3, 3GC3, 3MH3, 3M13, ours Business lnformatics program must take ECON 1 B03 and 1BB3 as six units of electives. 3SaR3 6 units COMP SCI 4 FC3,I MD3 3 units ' Levels Ill, IV Computer Science ' , 9 units MATH 1204,1ZZ5 6 units Electives - 15 units Electives (See Note above) LEVEL IV: 30 UNITS 1 course. ENGINEER lA00 18 units . COMP SCI 4 ~ 4HC3,4hil~3,4TB3,.4ZP6 ~ 3 6 units Levels Ill, IV Computer Science 6 units Electives PROGRAMS FOR. THE BA.SC. DEGREE , Honours Arts & Science and Computer Science Honours Computer Science as'a (4149) Second Degree (B.A.Sc.) , - (B.Arts.Sc.; See Arts & Science Program) Honours Economics and Computer Science ADMISSION Completion of'a Bachelor's degree from a recognized univer- (B.A'; See Faculty Department of E ~ sity in ~ a discipline ~ other than ~ Computer ~ Scienbe ~ Curnula- ~ Honours Matheinatics and Computer Science tive Average of least 7.0 ; and completion of MATH 1204, 1225 (BSc.; See Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics and and a grade of at least C+ in each of COMP SCI 1 FC3, 1MD3 or Statistics) equivalent. As Second Degree candidates; applicants must first Admission 'to Level 11 Computer Science Programs apply for admission to the University through the Office of the Admission to Level 11 Honours Computer Science and.Honours indicating wish to for the Business Informatics requires completion of all non-elective Corn- Ours Science B.A-Sc- as a Second Degree program puter Science I courses with a minimum Cumulative Average (CA) NOTE of 4.0. In addition, admission to the,Honours Business Informatics If a student in the program has previously taken a .required program requires completion of ECON 1 B03 and 1 BB3. 1 course (or its equivalent), it is not a requirement to.repeat the ' I NOTES a course. However, if the credit from that course has been 1. Both programs have limited enrolment. used toward completion of a previous degreelethe student will , 2. Forthe Purpose of admission to Level 11 B.A.Sc. programs, the be required to take another course with the required number of three courses MATH 1A03, 1AA3 and 1B03 together are con- units. Admission to this program is at Level 111. sidered equivalent to both MATH 1204 and .lZZ5. ' , -
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