Undeclared Engineering (First-Semester Studies Only)

Toronto Metropolitan University

Undeclared Engineering is an entry option that provides an opportunity to learn more about the various engineering disciplines before selecting a program of study. As all of our engineering programs share a common first semester, you’ll be in phase with the rest of your classmates when you declare your discipline.

First-year Classes

First semester is common: General Chemistry, Calculus I, Linear Algebra, Physics: Mechanics, liberal studies and Introduction to Engineering. Students also have the option of taking an approved lower level liberal. It is recommended that students complete their lower level liberals by the end of second year.

Second semester courses: Digital Computation and Programming, Principles of Engineering Economics, Calculus II and Physics: Waves and Fields, plus courses specific to your chosen program.

Program Transfer

By December 1, declare which of the engineering programs you wish to pursue: Aerospace, Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Industrial or Mechanical. Consider optional specialization in Management Sciences (OSMS); and optional specialization in Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship.