COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Electronic Systems Engineering at the University of Regina is a structured professional engineering program designed to develop expertise in electronics, computing, and system design for modern technological applications. The program spans multiple terms and requires a total of 136 credit hours. In the first year, students build foundational knowledge in science and engineering through courses such as CHEM 104, ENGG 100, MATH 110, 111, 122, PHYS 109, and ENGL 100. The second year introduces core computing and engineering concepts, including CS 110, 115, 210, ENGG 123, ENGG 140, and foundational electrical engineering courses like ENEL 280, 281, and 282, along with mathematics and statistics (MATH 217, 213, STAT 289). In later terms, students progress into specialized areas such as communications, control systems, embedded systems, and industrial applications through courses like ENEL 383, 384, 361, 341, 371, 351, and ENSE 350. The program also integrates business and economics knowledge through courses like BUS 260 and ECON 201, along with professional development in engineering design and project management. The final terms focus on advanced electives, engineering practice (ENEL 417, ENGG 401), and capstone-level learning. Overall, this program prepares graduates for careers in telecommunications, automation, power systems, embedded technologies, and advanced electronic system design.