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Earth Sciences {169} Courses in Earth Sciences are offered by the School of Geography and Earth Sciences.
General Science Building, Room 206, ext. 24535
http://www.science.mcmaster.ca/~geo/
School Notes
- Students aiming to fulfill the academic requirements for professional registration of Geoscientists in Ontario should seek academic advice from the School of Geography and Earth Sciences during March counselling in Level II to ensure that their program and course choices are appropriate.
- Students are advised that not all courses will be offered in every year.
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If no prerequisite is listed, the course is open.
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• EARTH SC 3V03 <strong>-</strong> Environmental Geophysics
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• EARTH SC 3W03 <strong>-</strong> Physical Hydrogeology
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• EARTH SC 3Z03 <strong>-</strong> Structural Geology
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• EARTH SC 4BB3 <strong>-</strong> Field Techniques in Hydrology
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• EARTH SC 4C03 <strong>-</strong> Advanced Physical Climatology
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• EARTH SC 4CC3 <strong>-</strong> Environmental Reconstruction using Stable Isotopes
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• EARTH SC 4E03 <strong>-</strong> Coastal Environments
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• EARTH SC 4EA3 <strong>-</strong> Environmental Assessment
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• EARTH SC 4FE3 <strong>-</strong> Aquatic Biogeochemistry Field Camp
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• EARTH SC 4FF3 <strong>-</strong> Topics of Field Research
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• EARTH SC 4G03 <strong>-</strong> Glacial Sediments and Environments
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• EARTH SC 4GA3 <strong>-</strong> Applied Spatial Statistics
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• EARTH SC 4IN3 <strong>-</strong> Thesis Internship
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• EARTH SC 4L03 <strong>-</strong> Geomicrobiology
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• EARTH SC 4MS3 <strong>-</strong> Research Seminar
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• EARTH SC 4MT6 <strong>-</strong> Senior Thesis
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• EARTH SC 4N03 <strong>-</strong> Global Biogeochemical Cycles
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• EARTH SC 4T03 <strong>-</strong> Plate Tectonics and Ore Deposits
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• EARTH SC 4V03 <strong>-</strong> Mineral Exploration Geophysics
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• EARTH SC 4W03 <strong>-</strong> Hydrologic Modelling
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• EARTH SC 4WB3 <strong>-</strong> Contaminant Hydrogeology
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Economics {150} Courses in Economics are administered by the Department of Economics.
Kenneth Taylor Hall, Room 426, ext. 22765
http://www.economics.mcmaster.ca
Department Notes
- Not all the Economics courses listed in this Calendar are taught every year. Students are advised to consult the timetable published by the Office of the Registrar, or the Department handbook for information on current offerings.
- Students with credit in ECON 2X03 who transfer into Economics from other programs may substitute ECON 2X03 for ECON 2G03 .
- Students who complete ECON 2I03 are well placed to enrol in the Canadian Securities Course (a correspondence course operated by the Canadian Securities Institute which represents the licensing requirement for individuals training to become investment advisors).
- Some, but not all, graduate programs in Economics require ECON 3G03 , 4T03 and 4TT3 . For this reason, students interested in an M.A. in Economics are advised to consult a departmental advisor for more detailed information.
- MATH 1M03 is required for any student planning to transfer into Commerce and strongly recommended for any student with a minor in Business or Finance. MATH 1M03 is required for ECON 3G03 , 3W03 , 4T03 and 4TT3 and is strongly recommended for students planning any graduate study in economics.
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• ECON 1B03 <strong>-</strong> Introductory Microeconomics
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• ECON 1BB3 <strong>-</strong> Introductory Macroeconomics
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• ECON 2A03 <strong>-</strong> Economics of Labour-Market Issues
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• ECON 2B03 <strong>-</strong> Analysis of Economic Data
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• ECON 2CC3 <strong>-</strong> Health Economics and its Application to Health Policy
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• ECON 2D03 <strong>-</strong> Economic Issues
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• ECON 2F03 <strong>-</strong> The Political Economy of Development
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• ECON 2G03 <strong>-</strong> Intermediate Microeconomics I
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• ECON 2GG3 <strong>-</strong> Intermediate Microeconomics II
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• ECON 2H03 <strong>-</strong> Intermediate Macroeconomics I
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• ECON 2HH3 <strong>-</strong> Intermediate Macroeconomics II
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• ECON 2I03 <strong>-</strong> Financial Economics
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• ECON 2J03 <strong>-</strong> Environmental Economics
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• ECON 2K03 <strong>-</strong> Economic History of Canada
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• ECON 2N03 <strong>-</strong> Public Policy Toward Business
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• ECON 2P03 <strong>-</strong> Economics of Professional Sports
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• ECON 2Q03 <strong>-</strong> Economics of Risky Behaviour
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• ECON 2T03 <strong>-</strong> Economics of Trade Unionism and Labour
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• ECON 2X03 <strong>-</strong> Applied Business Economics
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• ECON 3B03 <strong>-</strong> Public Sector Economics: Expenditures
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• ECON 3C03 <strong>-</strong> Public Sector Economics: Taxation
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• ECON 3D03 <strong>-</strong> Labour Economics
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• ECON 3F03 <strong>-</strong> Methods of Inquiry in Economics
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• ECON 3G03 <strong>-</strong> Introduction to Advanced Economic Theory
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• ECON 3H03 <strong>-</strong> International Monetary Economics
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• ECON 3HH3 <strong>-</strong> International Trade
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• ECON 3I03 <strong>-</strong> Economic History of the United States
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• ECON 3K03 <strong>-</strong> Monetary Economics
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• ECON 3LL3 <strong>-</strong> History of Economic Theory
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• ECON 3M03 <strong>-</strong> Introduction to Game Theory
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• ECON 3Q03 <strong>-</strong> The Economics of Aging
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• ECON 3R03 <strong>-</strong> The History of Economic Growth
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• ECON 3S03 <strong>-</strong> Industrial Organization
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• ECON 3T03 <strong>-</strong> Economic Development
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• ECON 3U03 <strong>-</strong> Econometrics I
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• ECON 3W03 <strong>-</strong> Natural Resources
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• ECON 3WW3 <strong>-</strong> Applied Econometrics
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• ECON 3Y03 <strong>-</strong> Selected Topics
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• ECON 3Z03 <strong>-</strong> Health Economics
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• ECON 4A03 <strong>-</strong> Honours Seminar in Economics
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• ECON 4B03 <strong>-</strong> Selected Topics
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• ECON 4G03 <strong>-</strong> Econometrics II
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• ECON 4M06 <strong>-</strong> Directed Research I
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• ECON 4N03 <strong>-</strong> Directed Research II
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• ECON 4T03 <strong>-</strong> Advanced Economic Theory I
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• ECON 4TT3 <strong>-</strong> Advanced Economic Theory II
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Electrical Engineering {170} Courses in Electrical Engineering are administered by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Information Technology Building, Room A111, ext. 24347
http://www.ece.mcmaster.ca/
Department Notes
- All students in the Electrical Engineering program initially follow a common curriculum consisting of a combination of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering courses. In their senior year, students are given the opportunity to customize their program by selecting from a wide range of technical electives.
- All Electrical and Computer Engineering courses are open to students registered in any Electrical or Computer Engineering program or the Electrical and Biomedical Engineering program, subject to prerequisite requirements. Prior permission of the Department is necessary for students from other Engineering departments or faculties.
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• ELEC ENG 2CI5 <strong>-</strong> Introduction to Electrical Engineering
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• ELEC ENG 2CJ4 <strong>-</strong> Circuits and Systems
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• ELEC ENG 2EI5 <strong>-</strong> Electronic Devices and Circuits I
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• ELEC ENG 2FH3 <strong>-</strong> Electromagnetics I
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• ELEC ENG 3BA3 <strong>-</strong> Structure of Biological Materials
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• ELEC ENG 3BB3 <strong>-</strong> Cellular Bioelectricity
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• ELEC ENG 3CL4 <strong>-</strong> Introduction to Control Systems
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• ELEC ENG 3EJ4 <strong>-</strong> Electronic Devices and Circuits II
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• ELEC ENG 3FK4 <strong>-</strong> Electromagnetics II
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• ELEC ENG 3PI4 <strong>-</strong> Energy Conversion
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• ELEC ENG 3TP4 <strong>-</strong> Signals and Systems
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• ELEC ENG 3TQ4 <strong>-</strong> Probability, Random Processes, and Statistical Inference
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• ELEC ENG 3TR4 <strong>-</strong> Communication Systems
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• ELEC ENG 4BC3 <strong>-</strong> Modelling of Biological Systems
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• ELEC ENG 4BD4 <strong>-</strong> Biomedical Instrumentation
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• ELEC ENG 4BE4 <strong>-</strong> Medical Robotics
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• ELEC ENG 4BF3 <strong>-</strong> Medical Imaging
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• ELEC ENG 4BI6 <strong>-</strong> Biomedical Design Project
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• ELEC ENG 4CL4 <strong>-</strong> Control System Design
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• ELEC ENG 4EM4 <strong>-</strong> Photonic Devices and Systems
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• ELEC ENG 4FJ4 <strong>-</strong> Microwave Engineering
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• ELEC ENG 4OH4 <strong>-</strong> Advanced Research Project
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• ELEC ENG 4OI6 <strong>-</strong> Engineering Design
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• ELEC ENG 4OJ4 <strong>-</strong> Research Project
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• ELEC ENG 4OK4 <strong>-</strong> Research Project
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• ELEC ENG 4PK4 <strong>-</strong> Power Electronics
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• ELEC ENG 4PL4 <strong>-</strong> Energy Systems and Management
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• ELEC ENG 4PM4 <strong>-</strong> Electrical Power Systems
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• ELEC ENG 4TK4 <strong>-</strong> Digital Communications Systems
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• ELEC ENG 4TM4 <strong>-</strong> Digital Communications II
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Energy Engineering Technologies {175} Courses in Energy Engineering Technologies are administered by the Bachelor of Technology Program.
Engineering Technology Building (ETB), Room 121, ext. 20195
http://mybtechdegree.ca
Notes
- Nuclear Energy Technologies students must complete ENR TECH 4EP3 (a project in Nuclear Energy Technology), 4NA3 and 4NP3 .
- Renewable Energy Technologies students must complete ENR TECH 4EP3 (a project in Renewable Energy Technology), 4RE3 and 4RT3 .
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• ENR TECH 3CT3 <strong>-</strong> Control Theories and Drive Systems
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• ENR TECH 3EP3 <strong>-</strong> Electrical Power Generation
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• ENR TECH 3HT3 <strong>-</strong> Heat Transfer
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