COURSE CURRICULUM

The MEng in Automotive Engineering is a course-based professional program designed to provide engineers with advanced knowledge and technical expertise in automotive systems and related technologies. Core courses such as advanced engineering mathematics (ENGR 5013G), programming methodology (ENGR 5200G), and engineering communication and ethics (ENGR 5201G) establish a solid foundation. Students undertake a major project (ENGR 5002G) and may explore emerging topics through special topics courses (ENGR 5005G). The program offers a wide range of electives covering key engineering disciplines, including optimization (ENGR 5010G), smart materials (ENGR 5012G), advanced design (ENGR 5015G), and topology optimization (ENGR 5016G). Automotive-specific courses include vehicle dynamics (ENGR 5310G), powertrains (ENGR 5330G), aerodynamics (ENGR 5320G), NVH (ENGR 5340G), and automotive manufacturing (ENGR 5350G). Students also explore energy systems (ENGR 5100G), fuel cells (ENGR 5102G), thermal storage (ENGR 5101G), and HVAC (ENGR 5161G). Additional technical depth is offered in areas like computational fluid dynamics (ENGR 5122G), robotics (ENGR 5260G), control systems (ENGR 5263G, ENGR 5940G), wireless communications (ENGR 5640G), embedded systems (ENGR 5910G), and power electronics (ENGR 5970G). With strong emphasis on practical skills and interdisciplinary knowledge, the program prepares graduates for leadership roles in the automotive industry and related fields.