The Advice link was created in hopes of both informing and explaining some of the guidelines, procedures and other information related to the MECH program. The advice found here is typically from the Undergraduate Chair and the Program Assistant and is based on accumulated experience. At times the information may not always be up to date as policies and procedures change. The best point of reference for information on the Faculty policies and regulations, and specific program curriculum details is the current Engineering and Applied Science Calendar.
Important to note:
As Student Advisors, we are happy to provide you with assistance and advice; however, please note that each student is personally responsible for meeting the graduation requirements of his/her own program.
Link to the 2012-13 Engineering and Applied Science Calendar
Link to the Program Requirement Completion help for 2013 Candidates
Link to MECH and MDEP Technical Electives pending for 2013-2014
Link to Faculty Registration Guide (including relevant dates and forms)
Link to MECH Free (Tech) Elective Course Request Form
Link to MECH 2012-13 Fall Composite Timetable
Link to MECH 2012-13 Winter Composite Timetable
Quick Link to MME Prerequisite Flow Chart, 2012-13
Link to MECH Technical Electives
REMINDER - IMPORTANT CHANGES to the MME CURRICULUM ....
- total technical elective credit count for ME1 and ME2 option is 27 (not 28)
- total technical elective credit count for ME3 option is now 23.5 (not 24.5)
- MECH 464 is now a Fall term only course, and students taking APSC 480 DO NOT enrol in this course, they must also drop MECH 460 (and MECH 462 if an ME3 option student)
- for the class of 2014 and 2015, APSC 221 is now core in the 3rd year Fall Term resulting in students only choosing one course in the winter term (typically a List A, 3 credit complementary study course from the lists in the new academic calendar)
- Academic Advising contains glitches ... if you receive a message indicating you have not met the AU count or ??? in APSC 100, MECH 215, MECH 391 (this course was not a requirement for our current students), and with the change in course labelling from PHYS 333 to ENPH 333, and STAT 367 to ENPH 367, if you have a number or letter grade beside the course on your transcript just ignore these warnings in Academic Advising.
For hard copy academic forms and information ...
CHECK OUT the Undergraduate Student Counter
... end of the hall, third floor, McLaughlin
Program Assistant Appointments on request
Click here for SOLUS help from the Registrar
Solving Common Problems
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Student Support InformationIf you can't find the answers you need here, contact your Faculty Year Advisor or Program Assistant. He or she can then help point you in the right direction ....
The Student Advisor is a current MME Graduate student who was an Undergraduate from our program last year, this results in her being a great contact for course and subject load concerns etc. with respect to the MME program. You can email her your queries or set up an appointment. The Coordinator for the Materials Option, Dr. Keith Pilkey can help with advice for students specializing in this field, or with courses specific to the ME2 Materials Option. The Coordinator for the Biomechanical Option, Dr. Q. Li (temporary) can help with advice for students specializing in this field, or with courses specific to the ME3 Biomechanical Option.
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