The Electrical Engineering course schedule consists of the Engineering Core (highlighted in blue), the Electrical Engineering Core (highlighted in yellow) and electives.

TERM 1A Fall	TERM 1B Spring	C O O P 1	TERM 2A Fall	C O O P 2	TERM 2B Summer	C O O P 3	TERM 3A Spring	C O O P 4	TERM 3B Fall	C O O P 5	TERM 4A Summer	C O O P 6	TERM 4B Spring
CSC 111	CHEM 150		CENG 255		CENG 241		CSC 349A		CENG 355		ELEC 4991		ELEC 4991
ENGR 020	ENGR 120		CSC 115		ELEC 220		ELEC 300		ELEC 350		ENGR 280		1 Natural Science Elective
ENGR 110	ENGR 141		ELEC 200		ELEC 250		ELEC 310		ELEC 360		ENGR 297		1 Complementary Studies Elective
MATH 100	MATH 101		ELEC 216		ELEC 260		ELEC 320		ELEC 370		Technical Electives3		Technical Electives3
MATH 110	PHYS 125		MATH 200		MECH 295		ELEC 330		ELEC 380
PHYS 122			MATH 201		STAT 254		ELEC 340		ELEC 3992

Notes:

1. ELEC 499 to be taken only once in Term 4A or 4B.
2. ELEC 399 is a prerequisite for ELEC 499. ELEC 399 Design Project I is a team-based technical project complemented with lectures on design and guest speakers on a variety of topics relevant to a Professional Engineer. This project may be linked to ELEC 499 Design Project II.
3. Seven Technical Electives are required, selected from the list of technical electives.

The Computer Engineering course schedule consists of the Engineering Core (highlighted in blue), the Computer Engineering Core (highlighted in orange) and electives.

TERM 1A Fall	TERM 1B Spring	C O O P 1	TERM 2A Fall	C O O P 2	TERM 2B Summer	C O O P 3	TERM 3A Spring	C O O P 4	TERM 3B Fall	C O O P 5	TERM 4A Summer	C O O P 6	TERM 4B Spring
CSC 111	CHEM 150		CENG 255		CENG 241		CSC 349A		CENG 355		CENG 4991		CENG 4991
ENGR 020	ENGR 120		CSC 115		CENG 2422		ELEC 300		CENG 3563		ENGR 280		1 Natural Science Elective
ENGR 110	ENGR 141		ELEC 200		ELEC 220		ELEC 310		CENG 3994		ENGR 297		1 Complementary Studies Elective
MATH 100	MATH 101		ELEC 216		ELEC 250		ELEC 320		CENG 460		Technical Electives5		Technical Electives5
MATH 110	PHYS 125		MATH 200		ELEC 260		ELEC 330		2 of: ELEC 350, 360, 370, or 380
PHYS 122			MATH 201		STAT 254		ELEC 340

Notes:

1. CENG 499 to be taken only once in Term 4A or 4B.
2. CENG 242 first offered in summer 2012.
3. CENG 356 first offered in fall 2013.
4. CENG 399 is a prerequisite for CENG 499. CENG 399 Design Project I is a team-based technical project complemented with lectures on design and guest speakers on a variety of topics relevant to a Professional Engineer. This project may be linked to CENG 499 Design Project II.
5. Seven Technical Electives are required, selected from the list of technical electives.

Specializations are optional. The program requires completion of seven technical electives (10.5 units) to be chosen from the list below. Students who complete three courses (4.5 units) in a specialization area listed below can request a certificate from the Electrical and Computer Engineering office; the specialization area will not be shown on the transcript.

Student who entered the program via a bridge program, and students who transferred from other programs, must choose their electives in consultation with the Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Advisor. Their choice of electives requires pre-approval to ensure sufficient accreditation units are obtained.

Check the Academic Schedule - ECE Technical Elective Courses on when technical electives are normally offered or click on an elective listed below to find out when it is tentatively offered. Please note that not all technical electives are offered every year.

Other 400-level or graduate courses may be considered as Technical Electives with the permission of the department, and Dean of Graduate Studies as required (refer to "Registration in Graduate Courses by Undergraduates" in the calendar).

Complete list of ECE Technical Electives

Communications

Digital and Embedded Systems

Digital Signal Processing

Electrical Energy Systems

Electromagnetics and Photonics

Electronics

Mechatronics

Networks, Security, and Privacy

Others

Biomedical Engineering Option

In addition to the regular Engineering program requirements, the Biomedical Engineering Option requires completion of the following courses:

• BIOL 225
• EPHE 141
• ELEC 335
• ELEC 434, or PHYS 432

Notes:

• Students in this option must take BIOL 190A as their Science Elective and ELEC 435 as a Technical Elective.
• Students who choose to take PHYS 432 must also satisfy the required prerequisites. In addition, PHYS 432 will only be offered in the fall term. ELEC 434 is offered as an alternative.
• Students must apply to be accepted into this option, normally during Term 1B.
• Admission to this option requires completion of Biology 11 and is subject to enrolment limitations.
• The offering of this option is subject to resources.

Course Schedule - Electrical Engineering with Biomedical Engineering Option (click to view)

Course Schedule - Computer Engineering with Biomedical Engineering Option (click to view)

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Computer Music Option

In addition to the regular Engineering program requirements, the Computer Music Option requires completion of the following courses:

• MUS 306 Recording Techniques
• MUS 307 Introduction to Computer Music

Plus a total of 3.0 units from the following list:

• CSC 475 (1.5) Music Retrieval Techniques
• ELEC 484¹ (1.5) Audio Signal Processing
• MUS 401C (1.5) Acoustics
• MUS 406A (1.5) Advanced Sound Recording Techniques
• MUS 406B (1.5) Sound Recording Seminar
• MUS 407² (3.0) Computer Music Seminar

Notes:

1. Or acceptable replacement.
2. MUS 407 is a two-term course taken in the fall and spring.

Enrollment in the Computer Music Option is limited. Students must apply for admission before registering in any of its required courses. Students currently registered in the program can visit course syllabi, notes and lab instructions for detailed course information. Computer Engineering students enter this program option in their second year of studies. Please refer to the Application procedures for admission to Music/Computer Science and Music/Engineering Programs for information on enrolling in this option.

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Fast Track Master's Option

The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers outstanding undergraduate students an opportunity for a head start in a master's program. Qualified students will be permitted to enroll in graduate-level courses during their fourth year. These courses will be in addition to any undergraduate requirements and thus can be transferred to the MASc or MEng degree program. All of the admission and transfer credit regulations of the Faculty of Graduate Studies must be met. For more information, please contact the Chair or the Graduate Adviser of the department.