At U of T Electrical Engineering, my first year was:

CIV101 - Structures, Materials and Design
MAT196 - Calculus A
MAT188 - Linear Algebra
APS111 - Engineering Strategies and Practices I
APS105 - Computer Fundamentals

MIE100 - Dynamics
MAT197 - Calculus B
APS104 - Introduction to Materials and Chemistry
APS112 - Engineering Strategies and Practices II
ECE110 - Electrical Fundamentals

Next year I have:

ECE212 - Circuit Analysis
ECE241 - Digital Systems
ECE244 - Programming Fundamentals
MAT290 - Advanced Engineering Math
MAT298 - Linear Algebra and Differential Equations

ECE216 - Signals and Systems
ECE221 - Electric and Magnetic Fields
ECE231 - Introductory Electronics
ECE243 - Computer Organization
ECE297 - Communication and Design

I can't wait until third year when I get to pick all my courses. Will be nice to get some electives in also.

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U of T Electrical Engineering 1T1

What the hell happened to Calc III? You guys will be SCREWED for ECE221 without CALC III... good luck my friend, that course is hard, somehow I managed to pull of a 75 (raped the exam).

-Linear Algebra is a joke.
-Circuit analysis you really have to do a lot of problems and go for extra help if you get stuck ( I spent a good 5-6 hours on ONE homework question and then my friend explained it to me in like 30 seconds the next day)
-Programming Fundamentals is new but I'm guessing you'll be doing linked lists, binary search trees, hash tables, and such.. if Abdelrahman is teaching you, you'll be fine, he's awesome and makes it so easy
-MAT290 is also new, no idea what it is.. I heard it's a lot of complex number stuff, should be okay
-ECE241 is really fun and not that hard, especially if Rose is teaching

-Signals, you either get it or you don't... so make sure you get it.. actually wait no, I don't think anyone STILL understands why we actually had that course or what anything meant but I think it sets up the math for next year, so just don't question anything you learn and just learn to do the problems
-E&M, I just don't know what to say, there's really nothing you can do... just work and maybe you'll get it but most likely not, you'll need to spend like a good 30 hours a week on this to do well (for me anyways)
-ECE231 was really fun for me and I raped the exam, it's a continuation of circuit analysis so it's not too bad
-ECE243 make sure you go to lectures because they are very important, but it was a very interesting course and go to Moshovos' lectures if you can, he's amazing
-ECE297 you'll probably be doing the server design again, make sure you know how to program properly because it's tough and a lot of work but rewarding if you get it working in the end

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-University of Toronto Electrical Engineering 1T0!

Awesome bijanv, thanks very much for all the advice. I'm not too sure what happened with Calc III. I did hear that MAT290 was mostly complex variables and stuff, but perhaps they threw in some of the material from Calc III since they got rid of the course. So, pretty much Electricity and Magnetism is the hardest course of the year? As for the programming course and the design course, it used to be a full year design and programming course I believe, but they broke it up. I got an A- in APS105, so hopefully I do alright.

While I realize it's still a little early, I have looked at the calendar and have an idea on what to take my last two years.

Third Year

- Fields and Waves
- Engineering Biology
- Probability and Random Processes
- Networking I
- CS/HSS Elective

- Systems and Control
- Physiological Control Systems
- CS/HSS Elective
- Free Elective (something as easy as I can get)
- Engineering Economics

Fourth Year

- Design Project
- Bioelectricity
- Computer Architecture
- Radio Systems
- CS/HSS Elective

- Design Project
- Biomedical Imaging
- Introduction to Optics
- Quantum Mechanics
- CS/HSS Elective

Heard about any of these courses? I heard quantum is killer, so I might switch that later. Are you doing the PEY?

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U of T Electrical Engineering 1T1

The courses I am looking at should fit the accreditation rules. I followed the guidelines in the course calendar. But yeah, I do realize it's early, but I like to plan ahead.

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U of T Electrical Engineering 1T1

I just finished first year engineering (it's a general year at U of A) and these were my courses:

Fall Semester:
PSYCHO 104 Basic Psychological Processes
ENGG 130 Engineering Mechanics
ENGG 100 Orientation to the Engineering Profession I
PHYS 130 Wave Motion, Optics, and Sound
CHEM 103 Introductory University Chemistry I
MATH 100 Calculus I

Winter Semester:
EN PH 131 Mechanics
ENCMP 100 Computer Programming for Engineers
CHEM 105 Introductory University Chemistry II
MATH 101 Calculus II
MATH 102 Applied Linear Algebra
ENGG 101 Orientation to the Engineering Profession II

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University of Alberta - Mechanical Engineering '11

Some of those are quarter courses, so it's not as bad as it looks. But still... pretty bad from what I hear. I know almost everyone heates BME105.

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U of T Electrical Engineering 1T1

all i have to say is MAD PROPS to some of you kids! seriously, smart KIDS!

jesus i'd DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Glendon/York Universty - Specialization in Psychology
Child and Youth Worker Graduate

I haven't taken it, but here's the 2007 exam.

http://exams.skule.ca/exams/BME/bme105/bme105s_2007_exam.pdf

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U of T Electrical Engineering 1T1

No way! I'm jealous; looking through the exam I kept wishing I had the time to take some Bio. I looooove it.

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UWO 2012

Are you serious? Bio kills me inside. Chem and Physics major FTW

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Taiyab wrote: Is it me, or is Karla Homolka gorgeous!

Lamoid wrote: SHE HAS A KILLER BODY.