Instructions and Timetable Patterns

Attention: Due to high enrollment in many classes it may not be possible to follow one of the four scheduling patterns listed below from start to finish. Please try to follow a pattern but keep in mind you may be required to select course sections not listed on the pattern in order to register in a complete course load. All students are still required to register in the 12 courses required for First Year Engineering.

Please note: Prior to enrolling in EN PH 131, please ensure that you have enrolled in MATH 100 (Fall), MATH 101 (Winter) and Math 102 (Winter) or you may receive a registration error in Bear Tracks preventing you from successfully enrolling in EN PH 131.


You MUST register in one of the four timetable patterns ( A1 , A2 ,  B1 or B2 ).

Courses Required for Qualifying (First) Year Engineering Students (2011/2012)

 
Term 1 (Fall Term)                                     Term 2 (Winter Term)                    
ENGG 130 MATH 101
MATH 100 MATH 102
CHEM 103 CHEM 105
PHYS 130 EN PH 131
ENGG 100 ENCMP 100

Complimentary Studies Option
(see Engineering Table II)

 ENGG 101

To construct your timetable, choose from one of the four patterns, A1 , A2 ,  B1 or B2 .  Please read the instructions carefully before registering in any courses. You can register for different patterns in Fall and Winter if you wish.  Where multiple sections are presented for a given course, select one.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR FALL 2011  

  1. Register in ENGG 130.
  2. Register in MATH 100.  Engineering students must register in sections beginning with “E”.
  3. Register in CHEM 103 (Fall Term) LEC and choose any CHEM 103 seminar that fits your timetable. These seminars are not shown on the four timetable patterns. They are shown in Bear Tracks.
  4. Laboratories for the course pairs CHEM 103/PHYS 130 are scheduled for the same time slot but are offered on alternate weeks. In order to accommodate this scheduling, register in the same Lab section for each of the paired Chemistry and Physics courses. The corresponding Lab section in PHYS 130 begins with “E”.
  5. Register in ENGG 100.
  6. Register in a Complementary Studies Elective in Fall Term. You may select any 100-level course from the subject areas listed in Complimentary Studies Electives (Table II). Check to ensure that the course is a *3 (* = unit of course weight) (one term) course offered in the Fall Term.
  7. It is possible for some sections in a pattern to be full while others are not. There will be tremendous amount of activity on the registration system between now and the registration deadline in September. Check back for space to open up.
  8. You must register in all 12 courses listed.  

INSTRUCTIONS FOR WINTER 2012

  1. Register in MATH 101 & MATH 102. Engineering students must register in sections beginning with “E”.
  2. Register in CHEM 105 (Winter Term) LEC.
  3. Enroll in EN PH 131 lecture and you will automatically be enrolled in EN PH 131 seminar. Laboratories for the course pairs CHEM 105/EN PH 131 are scheduled for the same time slot but are offered on alternate weeks. In order to accommodate this scheduling, register in the same Lab section for each of the paired Chemistry and Physics courses. The corresponding Lab section in EN PH 131 begins with “E”.
  4. Register in ENCMP 100.
  5. Register in ENGG 101.
  6. It is possible for some sections in a pattern to be full while others are not.
  7. You must register in all 12 courses listed.  

 

 

 

Students with Transfer Credit and Second Qualifying Year Students
If you are a new student, any transfer credit you may have received toward your Engineering program will be listed in your admission letter. If you were previously in Engineering, and are repeating the Qualifying Year, check the most recent Statement of Results to see which courses you have received credit for.  

New students with transfer credit or former Engineering students (second qualifying year) are strongly advised to discuss their program with the Faculty Office 780.492.3399 prior to registration.  

International Baccalaureate (IB) and Advanced Placement (AP) Transfer Credit
Please refer to the Office of the Registrar for information on transfer credit:  

For IB students
For AP students

Campus Saint-Jean Engineering Program in French
Students who wish to receive assistance with registration should contact the Campus Saint-Jean's admission office at 780.465.8703. 

 

If you have any questions please contact the Faculty of Engineering at 1.800.407.8354 (toll free) or 780.492.3320.