Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

*should be completed in the designated term; consequences of deviating from this schedule are the responsibility of the student.

** Biomed students wanting to enroll in BPK 201 without the prerequisite BPK 142, must email their advising transcript to the BPK Advisor (bpkadvisor@sfu.ca) to request enrollment.

Additional Requirements:

• ENSC 498-3  Engineering Science Thesis Proposal
• ENSC 499-9  Engineering Science Undergraduate Thesis

Electives:

• Link to list of Approved Complementary Electives
  
• Link to list of Approved Science electives

Two of the four Engineering Science electives must come from the list below:

• ENSC 425-4    Electronic Systems Design
• ENSC 429-4    Digital Signal Processing
• ENSC 474-4    Digital/Medical Image Processing
  
• ENSC 476-4    Biophotonics
• ENSC 477-4    Biomedical Image Acquisition (offered as ENSC 460 in Fall 2013 and Fall 2014)

The remaining Engineering Science electives must be chosen from the following list:

• ENSC 424 Multimedia Communications Engineering
  
• ENSC 426 High Frequency Electronics
• ENSC 427 Communication Networks
  
• ENSC 428 Digital Communications
  
• ENSC 450 VSLI Systems Design
• ENSC 452 Advanced Digital System Design
• ENSC 470 Optical and Laser Engineering Applications
• ENSC 472 Rehabilitation Engineering
  
• ENSC 481 Designing for Reliability
  
• ENSC 483 Modern Control Systems
  
• ENSC 488 Introduction to Robotics
  
• ENSC 489 Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing
  
• ENSC 495 Introduction to Microelectronic Fabrication
  

Note: 400-level electives may require 300-level pre-requisite courses. Biomedical Engineering students may count up to two of these 300-level pre-requisites towards their Engineering Science electives. A 300-level course will not be counted unless the corresponding 400-level course is also completed.

Special topics courses in the 400 division that have been approved by the option chair and the undergraduate curriculum committee chair can be counted here. With permission of the undergraduate curriculum committee chair, students may replace one engineering science elective with an engineering science directed studies course or a special project laboratory course. Such replacements for an engineering science elective must have four units and be 400 division courses.

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

*should be completed in the designated term; consequences of deviating from this schedule are the responsibility of the student.

** Biomed students wanting to enroll in BPK 201 without the prerequisite BPK 142, must email their advising transcript to the BPK Advisor (bpkadvisor@sfu.ca) to request enrollment.

Additional Requirements:

• ENSC 498-3  Engineering Science Thesis Proposal
• ENSC 499-9  Engineering Science Undergraduate Thesis

Electives:

• Link to list of Approved Complementary Electives
  

It is recommended that students complete the following Science elective:

• BPK 448-3      Rehabilitation & Movement Control

The complete list of approved Science electives can be found here.

It is highly recommended that students complete the following Engineering Science electives:

• ENSC 429-4    Digital Signal Processing
• ENSC 472-4    Rehabilitation Engineering

The remaining Engineering Science electives must be chosen from the following list:

• ENSC 424 Multimedia Communications Engineering
  
• ENSC 425 Electronic System Design
  
• ENSC 426 High Frequency Electronics
• ENSC 427 Communication Networks
  
• ENSC 428 Digital Communications
  
• ENSC 450 VSLI Systems Design
• ENSC 452 Advanced Digital System Design
• ENSC 470 Optical and Laser Engineering Applications
• ENSC 474 Digital/Medical Image Processing
  
• ENSC 476 Biophotonics and Microscopy Techniques
• ENSC 477 Biomedical Image Acquisition (offered as ENSC 460 in Fall 2013 and Fall 2014)
• ENSC 481 Designing for Reliability
  
• ENSC 483 Modern Control Systems
  
• ENSC 488 Introduction to Robotics
  
• ENSC 489 Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing
  
• ENSC 495 Introduction to Microelectronic Fabrication
  

Note: 400-level electives may require 300-level pre-requisite courses. Biomedical Engineering students may count up to two of these 300-level pre-requisites towards their Engineering Science electives. A 300-level course will not be counted unless the corresponding 400-level course is also completed.

Special topics courses in the 400 division that have been approved by the option chair and the undergraduate curriculum committee chair can be counted here. With permission of the undergraduate curriculum committee chair, students may replace one engineering science elective with an engineering science directed studies course or a special project laboratory course. Such replacements for an engineering science elective must have four units and be 400 division courses.