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Bachelor of Science - Transfer

Engineering

General Description

VIU offers the first two years of the Electrical and Computer B.Eng. Program and the first year of the Mechanical B.Eng. Program offered at the University of Victoria (UVic). Acceptance into 2nd year is based on students achieving a GPA in the first year as set by UVic. After completion of 2nd year, students will transfer directly into a Co-op term administered by UVic. VIU also offers the first year transfer of the B.Appl.Sci. program at the University of British Columbia (UBC), and part of the first year program offered at Simon Fraser University (SFU). Students who wish to transfer to Engineering programs offered at other universities need to check the program requirements of the receiving institution to determine the required courses. The programs for transfer to UVic and UBC are given below.

Note: Engineering transfer requirements regularly undergo change. For further information, it is important to contact VIU’s Physics/Engineering department, as well as a VIU Advisor 250-740-6410, and to refer to the university calendars.

UVic Transfer

YEAR 1

Credits

CHEM 150 - (Engineering Chemistry)

4

CSCI 160 - (Computing Science I) and
CSCI 161 - (Computing Science II)

8

ENGM 141 - (Engineering Mechanics)

3

ENGE 199 - (Engineering Fundamentals)

3

ENGL 115 - (University Writing and Research)

3

MATH 100 - (Calculus for Engineering and Physical Sciences I) and
MATH 101 - (Calculus for Engineering and Physical Sciences II)
or
MATH 121 - (Calculus I) and
MATH 122 - (Calculus II)and
MATH 110 - (Additional Calculus Topics)

6 or 7

MATH 141 - Matrix Algebra for Engineers)

3

PHYS 121 - (Physics for the Physical Sciences I) and
PHYS 122 - (Physics for the Physical Sciences II)

8

Total Credits

38 or 39

YEAR 2 - Electrical Engineering

Credits

MATH 200 - (Calculus of Several Variables)
MATH 211 - (Statistics I)
MATH 251 - (Differential Equations)

9

PHYS 216 - (Introductory Electricity and Magnetism)

3

CSCI 261 - (Computer Architecture & Assembly Language)

3

ENGL 225 - (Business and Technical Writing)

3

ENGE 200 - (Engineering Graphics)
ENGE 220 - (Electrical Properties of Materials)
ENGE 250 - (Linear Circuits: I)
ENGE 260 - (Signal Analysis)

12

ENGC 241 - (Digital Design: I)

3

ENGM 295 - (Engineering Fundamentals: II)

3

Total Credits

36

YEAR 2 - Computer Engineering

Credits

MATH 200 - (Calculus of Several Variables)
MATH 211 - (Statistics I)
MATH 251 - (Differential Equations)

9

PHYS 216 - (Introductory Electricity and Magnetism)

3

CSCI 261 - (Computer Architecture & Assembly Language)

3

ENGL 225 - (Business and Technical Writing)

3

ENGE 200 - (Engineering Graphics)
ENGE 220 - (Electrical Properties of Materials)
ENGE 250 - (Linear Circuits: I)
ENGE 260 - (Signal Analysis)

12

ENGC 241 - (Digital Design: I)
ENGC 245 - (Discrete Structures)

6

Total Credits

36

UBC Transfer

- (Matrix Algebra for Engineers)

YEAR 1

Credits

CHEM 121 - (Chemistry Fundamentals I)and
CHEM 122A - (Chemistry Fundamentals II –for Engineers)
or
CHEM 121 - (Chemistry Fundamentals I) and
CHEM 122 - (Chemistry Fundamentals II)

7 or 8

CSCI 160 - (Computing Science I)

4

ENGM 141 - (Engineering Mechanics)

3

ENGR 150 - (Engineering Graphics)

3

ENGL 115 - (University Writing and Research)

3

MATH 100 - (Calculus for Engineering and Physical Sciences I) and
MATH 101 - (Calculus for Engineering and Physical Sciences II)
or
MATH 121 - (Calculus I) and
MATH 122 - (Calculus II) and
MATH 110 - (Additional Calculus Topics)

6 or 7

3

PHYS 121 - (Physics for the Physical Sciences I) and
PHYS 122A - (Physics for the Physical Sciences II)
or
PHYS 121 - (Physics for the Physical Sciences I) and
PHYS 122 - Physics for the Physical Sciences II)

7 or 8

*Complementary Studies

3

Total Credits

39 or 42

* See the UBC Calendar for a list of complementary studies courses.

Note: Applied Science 121/122 are taken at UBC in first year, but are not offered at VIU.

YEAR 2

Please contact the Chair of the Physics/Engineering Department for information on second year courses that transfer.