BASc Multidisciplinary Design Engineering (120 units)
Please note that in the following course sequence:
- “Math or science elective” refers to any university-level mathematics or science course offered by the University of Ottawa. These courses can be identified by the discipline specified in the course code. They include:
| Code | Discipline |
|---|
| MAT | Mathematics |
| STA | Statistics |
| PHY | Physics |
| BIO | Biology |
- "Engineering elective" refers to any course offered by the Faculty of Engineering. These courses can be identified by the discipline specified in the course code. They include:
| Code | Discipline |
|---|
| GNG | General Engineering |
| SED | Engineering Design and Teaching Innovation |
| MCG | Mechanical Engineering |
- uOttawa elective refers to any course offered at the University of Ottawa.
- You must choose elective courses that, together, meet the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) criteria. This may require you to:
- Take more than 120 units (credits), depending on what the CEAB considers the “contact hours” associated with the elective courses you’ve chosen.
- Use your uOttawa electives to take additional engineering electives.
- To confirm that your chosen courses meet the CEAB criteria, check regularly with the Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Design Engineering faculty adviser or with the instructors for SED 2901 or SED 4901.
- Make sure you’ve completed the prerequisites for your chosen courses and that these courses can be combined for units. To identify any requirements or exclusions (courses that can’t be combined for units), see the relevant entries in the University course catalogue.
- If you’re not sure whether a particular course counts as a type of elective, whether a course is considered university level or whether courses can be combined for credit, contact the BASc Multidisciplinary Design Engineering faculty adviser.
- Prerequisite replacement courses
- ITI 1120 (Introduction to Computing I) can replace SED 1115 (Embedded Programming and Scripting). ITI 1121 (Introduction to Computing II) can replace SED 2115 (Web and Mobile Applications). This can help you meet the prerequisites for upper-year ITI courses.
Course sequence — Bachelor of Applied Science in Multidisciplinary Design Engineering| Year | Fall | Winter |
|---|
| First year | - SED 1111 | Personal development and communications skills
- SED 1113 | Introduction to engineering and its impact on society
- SED 1115 | Embedded programming and scripting
- uOttawa elective
- Math or science elective
| - GNG 1103 | Introduction to Engineering Design
- SED 1112 | Teamwork and communication skills
- SED 1114 | Introduction to sustainability
- SED 1116 | Data visualization and analytics
- Math or science elective
|
| Second year | - SED 2113 | Leadership and communication
- SED 2115 | Web and mobile applications
- SED 2901 | Engineering Accreditation I
- Math or science elective
- Engineering elective
- uOttawa elective
| - GNG 2101 | Introduction to Product Development for Engineers and Computer Scientists
- SED 2116 | Ethics and technology
- Engineering elective
uOttawa elective
|
| Third year | - SED 3111 | Multidisciplinary design I
- SED 3115 | Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
- Engineering elective
- uOttawa elective
- uOttawa elective
| - SED 3112 | Multidisciplinary design II
- Engineering elective
- uOttawa elective
- uOttawa elective
|
| Fourth year | - SED 4111 | Capstone design I
- uOttawa elective
- uOttawa elective
- uOttawa elective
- uOttawa elective
| - SED 4112 | Capstone design II
- SED 4901 | Engineering Accreditation II
- uOttawa elective
- uOttawa elective
- uOttawa elective
|
In addition to the course list, students enrolled in the BASc Multidisciplinary Design Engineering must complete the following internships and community hours:
SED 2917 | Internship I (3 units) — usually done during the summer term after completion of the first year
SED 3917 | Internship II (3 units) — usually done during the summer term after completion of the second year
SED 4917 | Internship III (3 units) — usually done during the summer term after completion of the third year
SED 3901 | Community engagement (0 unit, S/NS) — usually completed in the final term of fourth year by aggregating volunteer hours undertaken throughout the program.