2012/2013 Civil Engineering Curriculum Sheet - University of Calgary

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1st YEAR 

All Programs 

SEMESTER OFFERED COURSE PRE- and/or CO-REQUISITES 

FALL 

FALL or WINTER 

WINTER 

1 AMAT 217 Calculus for Engineering and Scientists 

2 ENGG 200 Engineering Design and Communication Not open to students with credit in ENGG 251 and 

253 

3 ENGG 233 Computing for Engineers I 

4 MATH 211 Linear Methods I 

5 CHEM 209 General Chemistry for Engineers 

6 ENGG 201 Behaviour of Liquids, Gases and Solids 

7 Complementary Study (1 half-course equivalent) (See 

Note 1) 

8 AMAT 219 Multivariable Calculus for Engineers AMAT 217 

9 ENGG 202 Engineering Statics Not open to students with credit in ENGG 205 

10 ENGG 225 Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits and Machines Not open to students with credit in ENGG 325, 

BMEN 327, or ENEL 341 

11 PHYS 259 Electricity and Magnetism AMAT 217; MATH 211; recommended co-req: 

AMAT 219 

Note 1: Taking a Complementary Studycourse in first year is optional, not required. All complementary studies courses must 

be taken prior to graduation. 

2nd YEAR 

Civil Engineering: Regular Program, Environmental, Structural and Transportation Engineering 


FALL 

1 AMAT 307 Differential Equations AMAT 219 or MATH 253; MATH 211 

2 ENCI 337 Computer Tools for Engineering Design ENGG 233 

3 ENGG 319 Probability and Statistics for Engineers AMAT 219 

4 ENGG 349 Engineering Mechanics II ENGG 202 or 205; AMAT 217 and 219 

5 PHYS 369 Acoustics, Optics and Radiation for Engineers AMAT 217 and 219; PHYS 259 


6,7 Complementary Study (2 half-course equivalents) 

WINTER 

8 ENGG 311 Engineering Thermodynamics ENGG 201; AMAT 217 

9 ENGG 317 Mechanics of Solids ENGG 202 or 205; AMAT 217 

10 ENGG 407 Numerical Methods in Engineering ENGG 233; AMAT 307 

11 ENME 341 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics ENGG 201 and 349; AMAT 219 

Civil Engineering: Biomedical Specialization 


FALL 


2 ENGG 319 Probability and Statistics for Engineers (See Note 1) AMAT 219 

3 BMEN 301 Introduction to Biomedical Engineering Admission into Biomed specialization 





WINTER 

7 Complementary Study (1 half-course equivalents) 

8 BMEN 309 Anatomy and Physiology for Engineers Admission into Biomed specialization 





Note 1: Not open to students with credit in BMEN 319. 

ENCI 

Please also refer to the University of Calgary Calendar. 

If any discrepancy is found between this document and the Calendar, 

the Calendar will be deemed correct. 

2012/2013 Curriculum 

(Updated June 16, 2012)


2nd YEAR (continued) 

Civil Engineering: Energy and Environment Specialization 


FALL 



3 ENEE 355 Introduction to Energy and the Environment Admission into ENEE Specialization 

4 ENGG 319 Probability and Statistics for Engineers AMAT 219 




7,8 Complementary Study (2 half-course equivalents) 

WINTER 





3rd YEAR 

Civil Engineering: Regular Program, and Structural and Transportation Minors 


FALL 

FALL OR WINTER 

WINTER 

1 ENCI 402 Water Resources Engineering ENME 341 

2 ENCI 461 Mechanics of Solids and Structures ENGG 317 

3 ENCI 471 Project Management I 

4 ENCI 481 Environmental Engineering CHEM 209; ENME 341 

5 GLGY 471 Geology, Engineering and the Environment 

6,7 Complementary Studies (2 half-course equivalents) 

8 ENGG 513 The Role and Responsibilities of the Professional 

Engineer in Society 

9 ENCI 413 Intro to Civil Engineering Materials ENGG 201 

10 ENCI 423 Geotechnical Engineering I GLGY 471 

11 ENCI 451 Structural Engineering I ENCI 461 

12 ENCI 473 Transportation Engineering I ENCI 471; and ENGG 319 or BMEN 319; or 

consent of instructor 

Civil Engineering: Biomedical Specialization 


FALL 


WINTER 






6 Complementary Studies (1 half-course equivalents) 



8 BMEN 401 Fundamentals of Biomedical Device Design BMEN 301 






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3rd YEAR (continued) 



FALL 


WINTER 





5 ENMG 301 Canadian Energy Management and Regulation Admission into ENEE Specialization 




8 Complementary Studies (1 half-course equivalent) 






4th YEAR 

Civil Engineering: Regular Program 


FALL and WINTER 

FALL 

1, 2 ENCI 570 Group Design Project (2 half-course equivalents) ENCI 402 or 413; ENCI 423, 451, 461, 473, and 

481; or consent of the department 

3 ENCI 523 Geotechnical Engineering II ENCI 423 

4 ENCI 551 Structural Engineering II ENCI 451 

5 ENCI 575 Transportation Engineering II ENCI 471 and 473; ENGG 319 or equivalent 

6 ENCI 581 Environmental Engineering II ENCI 481 and ENME 341 


7,8 Civil Engg Group B Tech Electives (2 half-course 

equivalents) 

9 Complementary Study (1 half-course equivalent) 

WINTER 

10 ENCI 513 Matierials and Design ENCI 402 or 413 

11 ENCI 565 Project Management II ENCI 471 

Civil Engineering: Structural Engineering Minor 



FALL 





4-7 Civil Engg Group A Technical Electives (4 half-course 

equivalents) 

8, 9 Civil Engg Group A or B Technical Electives (2 halfcourse 

equivalents) 

10 Complementary Study (1 half-course equivalent) 

WINTER 

11 ENCI 506 Sustainable Infrastructure ENCI 402 or 413; ENCI 451 and 461 

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4th YEAR (continued) 

Civil Engineering: Transportation Engineering Minor 



FALL 






equivalents) 

8, 9 Civil Engg Group A or B Technical Electives (2 halfcourse 

equivalents) 

10 Complementary study (1 half-course equivalent) 

WINTER 

11 ENCI 502 Civil Engg Aspects of Sustainable Communities ENCI 473 and 481 

Civil Engineering: Biomedical Specialization- Thesis Option 





3-5 BMEN 500 Biomedical Engineering Research Thesis (3 half-course 4th or 5th year standing; pre-term study is required 

equivalents) 



9, 10 equivalents) 

Biomedical Engineering Technical Electives (2 half 

course equivalents) 

11, 12 Complementary Studies (2 half-course equivalents) 

Civil Engineering: Biomedical Specialization- Project Option 






3 BMEN 501 Biomedical Engineering Project (1 half-course 

equivalent) 


equivalents) 

7, 8 Biomedical Engineering Technical Electives (2 half 

course equivalents) 

9,10 Biomedical Engg and/or Civil Engg Group A or Group B 

Electives (2 half-course equivalents) 

11,12 Complementary Study (2 half-course equivalent) 

4th or 5th year standing; pre-term study is required 

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4th YEAR (continued) 




FALL 



3 SCIE 529 Project Course in Sustainable Energy, Environment and 

Economy 

4 ENCI 523 Geotechnical Engineering II ENCI 423 



7 ENCI 581 Environmental Engineering II ENCI 481 and ENME 341 


WINTER 

8, 9 Energy and Environment Technical Electives (2 halfcourse 

equivalents) 

10 ENCI 513 Materials and Design ENCI 402 or 413 

11 ENCI 565 Project Management II ENCI 471 

TECHNICAL ELECTIVES - Regular Program 

Civil Engineering Approved Technical Electives 


GROUP A TECHNICAL ELECTIVES 

FALL 

ENCI 523 Geotechnical Engineering II ENCI 423 

ENCI 551 Structural Engineering II ENCI 451 

ENCI 575 Transportation Engineering II ENCI 471 and 473; ENGG 319 or equivalent 

ENCI 581 Environmental Engineering II ENCI 481 and ENME 341 

WINTER 

ENCI 513 Materials and Design ENCI 402 or 413 

ENCI 565 Project Management II ENCI 471 

GROUP B TECHNICAL ELECTIVES 

FALL 

WINTER 

ENCI 595 Special Topics Consent of the dept head 

ENCI 597 Civil Engineering Project I 3rd year Civil program completed, GPA of 3.0 or 

better, and/or dept head's approval. 

ENCI 502 Civil Engg Aspects of Sustainable Communities ENCI 473 and 481 

ENCI 504 Risk and Safety in Civil Engineering ENGG 319 and ENCI 471 

ENCI 506 Sustainable Infrastructure ENCI 402 or 413; ENCI 451 and 461 

ENCI 508 Environmental Aspects of Energy ENCI 481 

ENCI 571 Introduction to Road Safety ENCI 473; one of ENGG 319 or BMEN 319 

Note 2: All technical electives have similar workloads even though the hours in the timetable are variable. One 500-level or higher course from either 

the Faculty of Science or the Schulich School of Engineering may be approved by the Department Head as a technical elective. Optional 

undergraduate courses and all graduate courses are offered, in any calendar year, at the discretion of the department. 

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SPECIALIZATION ELECTIVES 

Biomedical Specialization Approved Technical Electives 


FALL 

WINTER 

BMEN 511 Biomaterials and Biocompatibility 4th or 5th year standing in SSE 

BMEN 515 Bioengg Methods in Sys in Biololgy & Physiol AMAT 307 

ENME 523 Biomechanics of Joints 4th year standing or consent of the dept. 

BMEN 509 Intro to Biomed Imaging and Applications 4th or 5th year standing in SSE 

BMEN 517 Biomedical Device Development 4th or 5th year standing in SSE 

ENCM 509 Fundamentals of Biometric Systems Design ENEL 327 or consent of instructor 

ENEL 563 Biomedical Signal Analysis ENEL 327 

NOT OFFERED 2012/2013 

BMEN 513 Photogrammatic Techniques for Reconstruc and Manip 4th or 5th year standing in SSE 

of Biomedical Data 

ENCH 535 Principles of Biochemical Engineering CHEM 357 

Note: All technical electives may not be offered each year 

Energy and Environment Specialization Approved Technical Electives 


FALL 


WINTER 

SPRING/SUMMER 

ENEE 501 Pollution Prevention & Control for Energy Industry 3rd, 4th or 5th year standing in SSE 

ENEE 505 Effluent Treatment Processes for Energy Industry ENCH 331 or ENME 341; and 3rd, 4th or 5th year 

ENCI 581 Water and Wastewater Engineering 

standing 

ENCI 481 

in 

and 

SSE 

ENME 341 

ENEL 597 Power Systems Operations and Markets ENEL 487, 489 or 587 

ENPE 561 Fuel Science and Technology 

ENPE 523 Introduction to Reservoir Engineering ENGG 311 or ENEE 311; ENCH 331 or ENME 

341; or consent of the Dept. 

ENCI 502 Aspects of Sustainable Communities ENCI 473 and 481 

ENCI 506 Sustainable Infrastructure ENCI 402 or 413; ENCI 451; ENCI 461 

ENCI 508 Environment Aspects of Energy ENCI 481 

ENEE 503 Life Cycle Assessment 3rd, 4th or 5th year standing in SSE 

ENEE 575 Alternative Energy Systems ENEE 311 or ENGG 311; and 4th or 5th year 

ENEE 577 Electrical Transmission Sys Planning & Oper 

standing 

3rd, 4th or 

in 

5th 

SSE 

year standing in SSE 

ENEL 585 Introduction to Power Electronics ENEL 465 or 469 

ENEL 587 Power Systems ENEL 487 or 489 

ENGO 551 Special topics in Geospatial Info Systems 4th year standing in SSE 

ENGO 581 Land Use Planning ENGO 455; co-req: ENGO 579 

ENGO 583 Environmental Modelling 4th year standing in SSE 

ENPE 533 Petroleum Production Engineering ENPE 523 or 429 or consent of the Dept. 

ENME 519.01 Inno. and Entre. Renewable Energy - Study Abroad Program Consent of the dept 

ENME 519.21 Renewable Energy Practicum - Study Abroad Program Consent of the dept 

NOT OFFERED 2012/2013 

ENEE 519 Special topics in Energy and Environment Consent of the CEERE Director or designate 

ENEE 555 Energy and Environment Systems Analysis 3rd, 4th or 5th year standing in SSE 

ENEE 573 Engineering Aspects of Sustainable Communities 3rd, 4th or 5th year standing in SSE 

ENEL 581 Solid State Lighting and Human Development ENEL 489 or permission of the instructor. 

ENME 583 Mechanical Systems in Buildings ENME 471 and 485 

ENME 593 Energy Systems ENME 471 and 485 

ENPE 555 Oil and Gas Field Safety and Environment 

Note: All technical electives may not be offered each year 

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