Integrated Engineering Sample Courses Integrated Engineering Integrated Engineering Spencer Engineering Building, Rm. 2097 London ON N6A 5B9 T: 519.661.2130 E: [email protected]eng.uwo.ca/undergraduate/programs/integrated.html Printed 2016 YEAR 2 Term A Term B AM 2415 Applied Mathematical Methods CEE 2202a Mechanics of Materials ECE 2277a Digital Logic Systems MME 2204a Thermodynamics I MME 2259a Product Design and Development Bus 2257 Accounting and Business Analysis AM 2415 Applied Mathematical Methods CBE 2221b Fluid Flow CBE 2291b Computational Methods for Engineers ECE 2238b Introduction to Electrical Engineering SS 2143b Applied Statistics Bus 2257 Accounting and Business Analysis YEAR 3 Term A Term B ES 3330a Engineering Innovation I: New Venture Creation CBE 2220a Chemical Process Calculations CBE 3322a Heat Transfer Operations CEE 2220a Structural Theory and Design I ECE 3374a Introduction to Electronics for Mechanical Engineering MME 3379a Materials Selection ES 3331b Engineering Innovation II: Managing the Innovation Process CEE 2221b Structural Theory and Design MME 2213b Engineering Dynamics MME 2285b Engineering Experimentation MME 3360b Finite Element Methods in Mechanical Engineering ES 4498G Engineering Ethics, Sustainable Development and the Law YEAR 4 Term A Term B ES 4499 Interdisciplinary Engineering Design Project ES 4480a Engineering Innovation III: Engineering Leadership and Corporate Entrepreneurship Three 0.5 technical electives ES 4499 Interdisciplinary Engineering Design Project ES 4481b Engineering Innovation IV: The Entrepreneurial Environment Three 0.5 technical electives Technical Elective List Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering CBE 2290a/b Fundamentals of Biochemical and Environmental Engineering CBE 3310a/b Process Dynamics and Control CBE 3324a/b Mass Transfer Operations CBE 4409a/b Wastewater Treatment CBE 4421a/b Introduction to Biomaterials Engineering ECE 3349a/b Introduction of VLSI ECE 3375a/b Microprocessors and Microcomputers ECE 4436a/b Networking: Principles, Protocols, and Architecture ECE 4468a/b Systems Optimization SE 3314a/b Computer Networks Applications Civil and Environmental Engineering Mechanical and Materials Engineering CEE 3348a/b Project Management and Engineering Cases CEE 3362a/b Drinking Water Quality and Treatment CEE 4405a/b Air Pollution CEE 4418a/b Systems Approach for Civil and Environmental Engineering CEE 4458a/b Risk Analysis and Decision Making in Engineering CEE 4465a/b Environmental Design for Waste Disposal CEE 4477a/b Environmental Applications of Nanotechnology MME 3381a/b Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines MME 4452a/b Robotics and Manufacturing Automation MME 4473a/b Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) MME 4487a/b Mechatronic System Design MME 4492a/b Production Management NOTE: Not all technical electives may be offered each year.
AM 2415 Applied Mathematical MethodsCEE 2202a Mechanics of MaterialsECE 2277a Digital Logic SystemsMME 2204a Thermodynamics IMME 2259a Product Design and DevelopmentBus 2257 Accounting and Business Analysis
AM 2415 Applied Mathematical MethodsCBE 2221b Fluid FlowCBE 2291b Computational Methods for EngineersECE 2238b Introduction to Electrical EngineeringSS 2143b Applied StatisticsBus 2257 Accounting and Business Analysis
YEAR 3
Term A Term B
ES 3330a Engineering Innovation I: New Venture CreationCBE 2220a Chemical Process Calculations CBE 3322a Heat Transfer OperationsCEE 2220a Structural Theory and Design IECE 3374a Introduction to Electronics for Mechanical EngineeringMME 3379a Materials Selection
ES 3331b Engineering Innovation II: Managing the Innovation ProcessCEE 2221b Structural Theory and DesignMME 2213b Engineering DynamicsMME 2285b Engineering ExperimentationMME 3360b Finite Element Methods in Mechanical EngineeringES 4498G Engineering Ethics, Sustainable Development and the Law
YEAR 4
Term A Term B
ES 4499 Interdisciplinary Engineering Design ProjectES 4480a Engineering Innovation III: Engineering Leadership and Corporate Entrepreneurship Three 0.5 technical electives
ES 4499 Interdisciplinary Engineering Design ProjectES 4481b Engineering Innovation IV: The Entrepreneurial EnvironmentThree 0.5 technical electives
Technical Elective List
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering
CBE 2290a/b Fundamentals of Biochemical and Environmental EngineeringCBE 3310a/b Process Dynamics and ControlCBE 3324a/b Mass Transfer OperationsCBE 4409a/b Wastewater TreatmentCBE 4421a/b Introduction to Biomaterials Engineering
ECE 3349a/b Introduction of VLSIECE 3375a/b Microprocessors and MicrocomputersECE 4436a/b Networking: Principles, Protocols, and ArchitectureECE 4468a/b Systems OptimizationSE 3314a/b Computer Networks Applications
Civil and Environmental Engineering Mechanical and Materials Engineering
CEE 3348a/b Project Management and Engineering CasesCEE 3362a/b Drinking Water Quality and TreatmentCEE 4405a/b Air PollutionCEE 4418a/b Systems Approach for Civil and Environmental EngineeringCEE 4458a/b Risk Analysis and Decision Making in EngineeringCEE 4465a/b Environmental Design for Waste DisposalCEE 4477a/b Environmental Applications of Nanotechnology
MME 3381a/b Kinematics and Dynamics of MachinesMME 4452a/b Robotics and Manufacturing AutomationMME 4473a/b Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)MME 4487a/b Mechatronic System DesignMME 4492a/b Production Management
NOTE: Not all technical electives may be offered each year.
What is Integrated Engineering?Integrated engineers have a broad foundation in engineering fundamentals, rather than specialized knowledge in one discipline. They are ideally suited to work as part of interdisciplinary engineering and business teams to seek innovative solutions to new challenges including climate change, renewable energy, environmentally friendly buildings, food and water security, energy-efficient vehicles, and much more.
Western’s Integrated Engineering Program
Common First Year
All first-year students complete a common first year. Courses include: Applied Mathematics — Calculus, Applied Mathematics — Linear Algebra, Business for Engineers, Chemistry, Computer Programming Fundamentals, Introductory Engineering Design and Innovation Studio, Physics, Properties of Materials and Statics. Upon completing Western Engineering’s common first year, students apply to the Integrated Engineering program.
Integrated Engineering
There is a strong need for broadly trained engineers that excel in management, are fluent in the languages of multiple engineering disciplines and are cognizant of innovative solutions. To meet this need, our recently redesigned Integrated Engineering program incorporates fundamentals from several engineering disciplines rather than concentrating on one.
Unique in Canada, our Integrated Engineering curriculum incorporates case-method engineering innovation courses plus core courses from civil, chemical, electrical and mechanical engineering. By participating in case-based courses, Integrated Engineering students develop skills in leadership and innovation. Case-based courses include New Venture Creation, Managing the Innovation Process, Engineering Leadership and Corporate Entrepreneurship and The Entrepreneurial Environment. The program prepares graduates to fill the technological innovation gap through work in almost any industry.
Individualize Your Integrated Engineering DegreeDual DegreesA dual degree allows you to gain a competitive edge towards a rewarding career. You will have the engineering skills and knowledge to become a successful problem solver, prepared to address and find solutions to current and future problems around the world in a traditional engineering career or a profession of your choice. We offer the following dual degrees with our Integrated Engineering program:
Integrated Engineering and Business
After two years in Engineering, you can apply to the Ivey Business School. If admitted to Ivey, you will take a combination of HBA courses and Integrated Engineering courses for the next three years. At the end of five years, you will graduate with both BESc and HBA degrees.
Integrated Engineering and Law
After three years in Engineering, you can apply to Western Law after writing the LSAT examinations. For the next three years, you will take a combination of Law courses and Integrated Engineering courses. At the end of six years, you will graduate with both BESc and LLB degrees.
Dual Degrees with Other Faculties
We also offer more than 50 other dual degrees involving a major module in faculties such as: Science, Music, Social Science or Arts & Humanities.
Internship and Co-op ProgramsOur optional Internship and Summer Engineering Co-op Program provides you with opportunities to gain practical experience while earning a salary. The 12 to 16-month internship is available following your third year of study. Summer co-ops provide technical work experience during the summer months (May-August). You can complete a co-op every year or choose to complete just one during your time at Western.
Accelerated Master’s ProgramThis program is offered to third-year Western Engineering students. Applicants must have an average grade of 80 per cent or higher (based on their second and third-year courses). The Accelerated Master’s program provides you with the opportunity to receive a research master’s degree within one year of receiving your bachelor’s degree.
Career Opportunities Sample Careers Types of Employers
• Business Executives• Project Engineer • Maintenance Engineer• Reliability Engineer• Storage and Transmission Operations
Engineer
• Engineering Consulting Companies• RefinedPetroleumProductsManufacturers• Engineering Consulting Companies• Power Companies (i.e., Gas, Electric, Nuclear, etc.)• Electronic Equipment and Products
Manufacturers
Message from the DeanAndrew Hrymak
“Canada is looking for people to fill the technological innovation gap. Our Integrated Engineering program will prepare our students to fill this void.”
