Program Maps


Civil Engineering Program

Civil Engineering covers the broad areas of environmental, geoenvironmental, hydrotechnical structures, materials, and transportation engineering. The program is designed in such a way that students are exposed to the basic civil engineering science during the second and third years of the program. During this time, the students are required to take courses that introduce the fundamental concepts in all of the areas listed above. In the final year, students have the opportunity to select electives that allow some degree of specialization. However, students are strongly encouraged to select electives that will provide them with a broad-based technical background. Project/design courses are provided in two of the three upper years. These courses are designed to give students experience in solving open-ended problems, in working in partnership with others and, where possible, in becoming involved in interdisciplinary activities.

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  • Timetable



    Year of Program
    		 Program
    Term
    Schedule
    2nd Regular
    1 & 2
    3rd Regular
    1 & 2
    4th Regular
    1 & 2
    5th Regular
    1 & 2
    pdf (2006/2007)

 

 

  • These program maps may not reflect changes to prerequisites and/or corequisites that were made after the date of publication of the program map. It is the student's responsibility to verify the prerequisite and/or corequisite requirements for the courses that they wish to register for using the U of S on-line course catalogue available at http://www.usask.ca/calendar/coursecat/.


Environmental Engineering


Environmental engineering is the application of science and engineering principles for the protection and improvement of public health and the environment, including air, water and land resources. It involves water treatment, water and air pollution control, industrial and hazardous waste containment and treatment, land reclamation and remediation, and municipal solid waste management, including the recycling of materials and energy recovery. It also includes studies on the environmental impact of proposed infrastructure and resource development projects. The program is designed in such a way that students are exposed to the basic engineering science during the second and third years of the program. In the final year, students have the opportunity to select electives that allow some degree of specialization. Project/design courses are designed to give students experience in solving open-ended problems, in working in partnership with others and in becoming involved in interdisciplinary activities.

  • Timetable
 
Year of Program
 Program
Term
Schedule
2nd Regular 1 & 2 pdf
3rd Regular 1 & 2 pdf
4th Regular 1 & 2 pdf


  • Program Maps
 
Program Type 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012
Regular Program (pdf format) (pdf format) (pdf format)
  • These program maps may not reflect changes to prerequisites and/or corequisites that were made after the date of publication of the program map. It is the student's responsibility to verify the prerequisite and/or corequisite requirements for the courses that they wish to register for using the U of S on-line course catalogue available at http://www.usask.ca/calendar/coursecat/.

Geological Engineering Program

Geological Engineering is designed for those persons interested in the exploration, development, recovery and stewardship of subsurface resources. A broad background in aspects of geotechnical, mining and petroleum engineering is provided. Some degree of specialization in each of these areas is possible in the selection of upper year electives.

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  • Timetable



    Year of Program
    		 Program
    Term
    Schedule
    2nd
    		 Regular
    1 & 2
    3rd
    		 Regular
    1 & 2
    4th
    		 Regular
    1 & 2
  • Program Map 2011-2012 (pdf format)
  • Program Map 2010-2011 (pdf format)
  • Program map 2009-2010 (pdf format)
  • Program map 2008-2009 (pdf format)
  • Program map 2005-2006 (pdf format)
  • Program map 2006-2007 (pdf format)
  • These program maps may not reflect changes to prerequisites and/or corequisites that were made after the date of publication of the program map. It is the student's responsibility to verify the prerequisite and/or corequisite requirements for the courses that they wish to register for using the U of S on-line course catalogue available at http://www.usask.ca/calendar/coursecat/.