COURSE CURRICULUM

The Mechanical Engineering MASc program offers a comprehensive range of courses designed to support advanced study and research across multiple areas of the discipline. Key courses include ENGR 5001G MASc Thesis and ENGR 5003G MASc Seminar for Automotive and Mechanical Engineering, which provide essential research and communication training. Students can also engage in directed studies through ENGR 5004G and explore specialized topics in ENGR 5005G. The curriculum covers advanced technical subjects such as ENGR 5010G Advanced Optimization, ENGR 5012G Advanced and Smart Materials, and ENGR 5013G Advanced Engineering Mathematics, laying a strong theoretical foundation. Environmental and sustainability issues are addressed in ENGR 5014G Pollution Prevention and Sustainable Engineering. Design and manufacturing are emphasized through courses like ENGR 5015G Advanced Computer Aided Geometric Design, ENGR 5016G Advanced Topology Optimization, and ENGR 5223G Advanced Manufacturing Processes and Methodologies. Fluid mechanics and energy systems are studied in ENGR 5100G Advanced Energy Systems, ENGR 5120G Advanced Fluid Mechanics, and ENGR 5102G Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Systems. Robotics and automation are featured in ENGR 5260G Advanced Robotics and Automation and ENGR 5945G Mobile Robotic Systems. This diverse curriculum prepares MASc students for careers in research, development, and advanced engineering roles.