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Engineering Physics Courses in Engineering Physics are administered by the Department of Engineering Physics.
John Hodgins Engineering Building, Room A315, ext. 27925
https://www.eng.mcmaster.ca/engphys/
Department Note
All Engineering Physics courses are open to students registered in any Engineering or Science Program who meet the prerequisites unless otherwise stated. Prior permission of the instructor is necessary for students from other Faculties or from Engineering or Science who do not meet the course prerequisites.
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• ENGPHYS 4H04 A/B S - Research Project in Engineering Physics
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• ENGPHYS 4I03 - Introduction to Biophotonics
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• ENGPHYS 4MD3 - Nanoscale Semiconductor Devices
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• ENGPHYS 4NE3 - Advanced Nuclear Engineering
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• ENGPHYS 4P03 - Nuclear Power Plant Systems and Operation
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• ENGPHYS 4PP3 - Plasma Physics Applications
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• ENGPHYS 4QC3 - Introduction to Quantum Computing
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• ENGPHYS 4S03 - Lasers and Electro-Optics
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• ENGPHYS 4UB2 - Modern and Applied Physics Laboratory: Biomedical
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• ENGPHYS 4UM2 - Modern and Applied Physics Laboratory: Nano- and Micro-devices
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• ENGPHYS 4UN2 - Modern and Applied Physics Laboratory: Nuclear Labs
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• ENGPHYS 4UP2 - Modern and Applied Physics Laboratory: Photonics
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• ENGPHYS 4US2 - Modern and Applied Physics Laboratory: Smart Systems
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• ENGPHYS 4X03 - Introduction to Photovoltaics
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• ENGPHYS 4Z03 - Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology
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Engineering Technology Courses in Engineering Technology are administered by the Bachelor of Technology Program.
Engineering Technology Building (ETB), Room 121, ext. 20195
http://mybtechdegree.ca
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• ENGTECH 1AC3 - Analytical Chemistry
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• ENGTECH 1BI3 - Biology
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• ENGTECH 1CH3 - Chemistry
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• ENGTECH 1CP3 - C++ Programming
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• ENGTECH 1EL3 - Electricity and Electronics I
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• ENGTECH 1ET0 - Introduction to the Technology Co-op Program
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• ENGTECH 1MC3 - Mathematics I
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• ENGTECH 1ME3 - Statics and Mechanics of Materials
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• ENGTECH 1MT3 - Mathematics II
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• ENGTECH 1PH3 - Physics
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• ENGTECH 1PP3 - Python Programming
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• ENGTECH 1PR3 - Object-Oriented Programming
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• ENGTECH 2EE0 - Four Month Co-op Experience I
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• ENGTECH 2ES3 - Engineering Statistics
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• ENGTECH 2ET0 - Four Month Co-op Experience I
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• ENGTECH 2MA3 - Mathematics III
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• ENGTECH 2MS3 - Modelling and Numerical Solutions
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• ENGTECH 2MT3 - Mathematics IV
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• ENGTECH 3DM3 - Discrete Mathematics
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• ENGTECH 3EE0 - Four Month Co-op Experience II
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• ENGTECH 3ES3 - Engineering Statistics
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• ENGTECH 3ET0 - Four Month Co-op Experience II
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• ENGTECH 3FE3 - Finite Element Analysis
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• ENGTECH 3MA3 - Mathematics V
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• ENGTECH 3ML3 - Strength of Materials
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• ENGTECH 3MN3 - Modelling and Numerical Solutions
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• ENGTECH 3SD3 - Statics and Dynamics
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• ENGTECH 3SP3 - Structure and Properties of Materials
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• ENGTECH 3ST3 - Probability and Statistics
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• ENGTECH 3TD3 - Thermodynamics
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• ENGTECH 4CT3 - Systems and Control
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• ENGTECH 4ED3 - Senior Engineering Design Project
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• ENGTECH 4EE0 - Four Month Co-op Experience III
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• ENGTECH 4EP3 - Senior Engineering Project
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• ENGTECH 4EX0 - Four Month Co-op Experience
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• ENGTECH 4FA3 - Finite Element Analysis
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• ENGTECH 4FD3 - Senior Engineering Project
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• ENGTECH 4MA3 - Advanced Mathematics
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• ENGTECH 4TF3 - Mechanics of Fluids
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Environmental Science Courses in Environmental Science are administered by the School of Earth, Environment & Society.
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 Earth, Environment & Society 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.
Courses
If no prerequisite is listed, the course is open.
See also courses in Earth Sciences and Environment & Society.
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• ENVIRSC 1C03 - Climate, Water and Environment
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• ENVIRSC 2B03 - Soils and the Environment
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• ENVIRSC 2C03 - Surface Climate Processes and Environmental Interactions
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• ENVIRSC 2Q03 - Introduction to Environmental Geochemistry
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• ENVIRSC 2W03 - Physical Hydrology
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• ENVIRSC 2WW3 - Water and the Environment
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• ENVIRSC 3B03 - Ecosystems and Global Change
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• ENVIRSC 3IN3 - Internship in Earth and Environmental Sciences
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• ENVIRSC 3ME3 - Environmental Field Camp
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• ENVIRSC 3O03 - Contaminant Fate and Transport
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• ENVIRSC 3U03 - Environmental Systems Modelling
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• ENVIRSC 4BB3 - Field Techniques in Hydrology
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• ENVIRSC 4C03 - Advanced Physical Climatology
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• ENVIRSC 4EA3 - Environmental Assessment
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• ENVIRSC 4MI3 - Independent Study in Earth and Environmental Sciences
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• ENVIRSC 4MT6 A/B - Senior Thesis
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• ENVIRSC 4N03 - Global Biogeochemical Cycles
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• ENVIRSC 4W03 - Hydrologic Modelling
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Environment & Society Courses in Environment & Society are administered by the School of Earth, Environment & Society.
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 Earth, Environment & Society 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.
Courses
If no prerequisite is listed, the course is open.
See also courses in Earth Sciences and Environmental Science.
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• ENVSOCTY 1HA3 - Society, Culture and Environment
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• ENVSOCTY 1HB3 - Population, Cities and Development
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• ENVSOCTY 2EI3 - Environment & Society: Challenges and Solutions
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• ENVSOCTY 2EK3 - Traditional Indigenous Ecological Knowledge
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• ENVSOCTY 2GI3 - Geographic Information Systems
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• ENVSOCTY 2HI3 - Health and Place
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• ENVSOCTY 2LE3 - Economic Geography: Innovation, Inequality and Identity
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• ENVSOCTY 2OC3 - Regional Geography of Canada
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• ENVSOCTY 2RC3 - Regional Geography of Canada
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• ENVSOCTY 2RU3 - Regional Geography of the United States
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• ENVSOCTY 2RW3 - World Regional Geography
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• ENVSOCTY 2TF3 - Food, Power and Place
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• ENVSOCTY 2TS3 - Society and Space
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• ENVSOCTY 2UI3 - The Urban Experience
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• ENVSOCTY 3EC3 - Environmental Catastrophes
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• ENVSOCTY 3EE3 - Energy and Society
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• ENVSOCTY 3EG3 - Politics of a Dying Planet
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• ENVSOCTY 3EN3 - Northern Environments and Societies
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• ENVSOCTY 3ER3 - Sustainability and the Economy
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• ENVSOCTY 3GI3 - Advanced Raster GIS
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• ENVSOCTY 3GV3 - Advanced Vector GIS
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• ENVSOCTY 3HP3 - Population, Health and Aging
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• ENVSOCTY 3LT3 - Transportation Geography
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• ENVSOCTY 3MA3 - Research Methods
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• ENVSOCTY 3MB3 - Data Analysis
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• ENVSOCTY 3MF3 - Urban Field Camp
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• ENVSOCTY 3MI3 - Internship in Environment and Society
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• ENVSOCTY 3RW3 - Regional Geography of a Selected World Region
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