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Originally Posted by myalani
Hi
im in first year engineering and probably applying for electrical engineering next year. So, i just want to know, in terms of the concepts you guys study, are the courses physics based cousrses (like the 1e03 course)?
i mean are the electrical engineering courses physics courses (circuits, gauss law, etc...)?
Thanks
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Well, everything in 1e03 will at some point be learned in elec eng. I'm in management so my courses are just spread out in 5 years but i'll give you a breakdown of what i have this term
1st term:
math 2z03 - continuation of first year math...
comp eng 2sh4 - continuation of first year programming. started with C, then we moved into Java. Ended with a bit of scripting (matlab)
elec eng 2ci5 - basically a course where you learn to solve circuits, so node/mesh analysis, thevenin/norton (stuff you'll learn) and more.
2nd term:
math 2zz3 - like math 2z03 cept harder
comp eng 2sh4 - basically more java programming but more emphasis on efficient algorithms and abstract data types. imo its more interesting and more involved than 2sh4
elec eng 2fh3 - basically all your gauss laws, flux, e fields, amperes law and stuff like that is covered in this course. pretty math intensive and corresponds directly with 2zz3
elec eng 2cj4 - continuation of the 2ci5, exept more advanced topics like op amps, magnetic circuits, bode plots, laplace etc...all stuff you'll learn - just more ways to solve circuits
again, im in management, so the rest of my first and second terms was business stuff instead of the other 2nd year courses.
if you just take normal elec eng (no management, biomed, society or we/e) you'll have more courses.. these are just the ones im taking
yeah tahts all
Note: too lazy to fix all my typing errors and other stuff like that