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

Five  Year program 

**With the approval of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science 1411 may be replaced by another computer programming course.

*With the approval of the Mechanical Engineering Department, this course may be replaced by Engineering 2939 - Technology Project (0-0; 3-0).

**This course is also offered in the Summer Transition Program and is not required for the Engineering Technology Diploma.

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

 * 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.

Note: Eligible studentes who meet the Academic Standing Requirement and are interested in pursuing 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 Organizations
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 other courses may change from year to year. 

***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
*The Strategy Project may extend into the Winter term

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ELECTIVE COURSES

Mechanical 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.

Mechanical Engineering 0450 - Finite Element Method in Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering 0537 - Manufacturing Processes and Production Systems
Mechanical Engineering 0538 - Topics in Mechanical Engineering
Engineering 0557 - Introduction to Robotics
Mechanical Engineering 0574 - Industrial Noise and Vibration Control
Mechanical Engineering 0575 - Engineering Design Synthesis and Analysis
Mechanical Engineering 0579 - Computational Methods in Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering 0656 - Analysis and Application of Composite Materials
Mechanical Engineering 0657 - Energy Conversion Engineering
Mechanical Engineering 0659 - Signal Processing for Mechanical Systems
Mechanical Engineering 0670 - Combustion and Emissions

*For information regarding complementary studies elective courses contact the Department Chair.