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<strong style="box-sizing: border-box; font-weight: 700;">TrackOne, Undeclared is designed for students interested in exploring all fields of engineering before choosing to join a Core Program in second year.</strong> | <strong style="box-sizing: border-box; font-weight: 700;">TrackOne, Undeclared is designed for students interested in exploring all fields of engineering before choosing to join a Core Program in second year.</strong> TrackOne students take courses similar to those taken by first-year students in the other Core 8 programs, resulting in a smooth transition into second year of your Core 8 program of choice. This approach gives you an additional year to discover your interests within U of T Engineering while developing a strong foundation in key engineering principles. After completing your first year (i.e. achieving a minimum average of 60% in both semesters), you are guaranteed a spot in a Core 8 program of your choice in which you will complete the rest of your four-year Bachelor of Applied Science degree. TrackOne, Undeclared Students will join one of the following Core Programs in their second year: | ||
* Chemical Engineering | * Chemical Engineering | ||
* Civil Engineering | * Civil Engineering | ||
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* Mechanical Engineering | * Mechanical Engineering | ||
* Mineral Engineering | * Mineral Engineering | ||
This program will challenge you to think about engineering from many different points of view. TrackOne, Undeclared is ideal for academically strong students who are interested in conquering this century’s major challenges through engineering, but are unsure of the careers available to graduates from each field, or want a clearer picture of the type of research that’s conducted within the separate programs. Through your <em style="box-sizing: border-box;">Introduction to Engineering (APS191)</em> seminar course, you’ll learn how each engineering field contributes to society. Your professors will show you the connections between all the engineering disciplines so you’ll feel engaged and inspired to learn more. Support from your academic advisor will help you with your choice at the end of first year. | |||
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TrackOne, Undeclared is designed for students interested in exploring all fields of engineering before choosing to join a Core Program in second year. TrackOne students take courses similar to those taken by first-year students in the other Core 8 programs, resulting in a smooth transition into second year of your Core 8 program of choice. This approach gives you an additional year to discover your interests within U of T Engineering while developing a strong foundation in key engineering principles. After completing your first year (i.e. achieving a minimum average of 60% in both semesters), you are guaranteed a spot in a Core 8 program of your choice in which you will complete the rest of your four-year Bachelor of Applied Science degree. TrackOne, Undeclared Students will join one of the following Core Programs in their second year:
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Materials Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mineral Engineering
This program will challenge you to think about engineering from many different points of view. TrackOne, Undeclared is ideal for academically strong students who are interested in conquering this century’s major challenges through engineering, but are unsure of the careers available to graduates from each field, or want a clearer picture of the type of research that’s conducted within the separate programs. Through your Introduction to Engineering (APS191) seminar course, you’ll learn how each engineering field contributes to society. Your professors will show you the connections between all the engineering disciplines so you’ll feel engaged and inspired to learn more. Support from your academic advisor will help you with your choice at the end of first year.