Much of the first year engineering program is a continuation of the courses taken in the final year of high school. The subjects will be similar but the volume of material will increase substantially. The second term portion of the course goes more deeply into applications of calculus techniques. Algebra - Simultaneous equations solved with matrix techniques, vector geometry and complex numbers. Chemistry - Review and continuation of the senior high school chemistry with applications in engineering.
Problem solving in engineering is emphasized.
Physics - A continuation of the senior high school physics course with the main focus on mechanics. In your second term, you will take two physics courses, one with topics such as wave motion and optics, and another in basic electrical engineering. The basic methods and principles used by engineers. The course topics have special emphasis on your field of engineering, and include professional ethics and the engineering profession. The course continues in the second term .