Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering)/Master of Business Administration (TB)

Five Year program

 *Students who are judged to have adequate previous drawing background will be given the opportunity to obtain credit for this course by taking a special examination following registration.

**With the approval of the Department of Civil Engineering, Computer Science 0411 may be replaced by another high-level computer programming course.

**This course is also offered in the Summer Transition Program and is not required for the Engineering Technology Diploma.
***With the approval of the Department of Civil Engineering, Engineering 2151 may be replaced by a course with an equivalent basic science and engineering science content.

Note:
At this point, all students are required to apply to graduate with an Engineering Technology Diploma in Civil Engineering.

Note:

Eligible students who meet the Academic Standing Requirement and are interested in pursing the joint BEng/MBA program must complete an internal application form through Faculty of Graduate Studies in the Spring prior to their fourth year. 

 List of MBA courses:

Business 5013- Business Technology Management
Business 5016- Operations Management
Business 5017- Managerial Economics
Business 5031- Business Law
Business 5032- Management Accounting Information and Decisions
Business 5033- Project Management
Business 5034- Marketing Management
Business 5035- Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Business 5038- Managing Human Resources
Business 5039- Managerial Finance
Business 5055- Contemporary Issues in Organization
Business 5071- Strategic Management
Business 5110- International Business
Business 5318- Organizational Behaviour

*** The MBA program is comprised of 15 required courses, including those listed above and Business 5091 (Capstone Project).  Business 5091 is taken in the fall term of fifth year and the scheduling of the other courses may change from year to year. 

* The Indigenous Content requirement is met by taking Sociology 2755, a Type E course. This course may be taken at any time in the 3rd or 4th year of the program.

**Strategy Project may extend into the Winter term

**Complementary Studies electives must be selected from the approved list of courses in the academic year the course is completed.  Refer to the Faculty of Engineering website for the current list of approved courses.

CIVIL ENGINEERING ELECTIVE COURSES

Civil Engineering students will normally select their engineering elective courses from the following list. Not all elective courses in this list will be offered every year.

Civil Engineering 0233 - Structural Design Topics
Civil Engineering 0235 - Water Resources and Hydropower Development
Civil Engineering 0336 - Special Topics in Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering 0534 - Construction Engineering
Civil Engineering 0553 - Traffic Engineering
Civil Engineering 0572 - Modeling in Water Resources
Civil Engineering 0637 - Geotechnical Engineering Topics
Civil Engineering 0638 - Computer-Aided Structural Analysis and Design
Civil Engineering 0652 - Timber and Masonry Design
Civil Engineering 0510 - Rock Engineering
Civil Engineering 0112-  Computer-Integrated Construction Management

Note:
1. Students may interchange the position of complementary studies electives and engineering electives from one year to another in their program to accommodate course selection. Obtain advice from the Chair of the Civil Engineering Department.
2. See course descriptions for prerequisites.