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This information is key to figuring out what you may want to do with your degree. The value of your major is in the multiple career possibilities open to you. Some of the options you may be considering now will look different by the time you graduate. So start exploring career options related to your major, and other majors, to expand your ...
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Our progressive Bachelor of Applied Science degree [BASc and...
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The options do not "fill up" or restrict entry to a...
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Common Core & Program Options. Most program options can be completed as a major or honours degree program. The honours degree requires the completion of a thesis, demonstrating the student’s skill in their chosen discipline. In addition to the five major options, there is one minor available in Computer and Electronics Design.
Overview. In this program, you will solve problems with elegant but advanced solutions, from electronics to robotics to medical devices. You will bring your expert technical skills from the classroom to your mandatory co-op work experience, gaining valuable industry experience. By third year, you will specialize in one of five main options.
Our progressive Bachelor of Applied Science degree [BASc and BASc (Honors)] starts with a rich foundation of essential technical knowledge – a common core shared by all students in Years 1 and 2. This helps students gain a greater understanding of the options available to them in Year 3 – when they will specialize in one of five main programs or fields of concentrated study.
What will I do at SFU? Our dynamic program options challenges graduates to become the next generation of high-tech leaders and innovators. Via a grounding in advanced technologies, students gain high levels of technical expertise, develop sharp systems design skills and develop the communication tools and entrepreneurial acumen to collaborate effectively on successful projects.
Admission Requirements. The School of Engineering Science maintains a high quality undergraduate program, and admission is very competitive. Enrolment is restricted to a small number of highly qualified applicants. Successful applicants typically achieve a high standing in Physics 12, Mathematics 12, Chemistry 12 and one other grade 12 course.
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The options do not "fill up" or restrict entry to a particular number of existing engineering students; any option is open to any engineering student (note: the Biomedical and Engineering Physics options are honours only and students must maintain a CGPA of 3.0).
