Lassonde Mineral Engineering Program

The Lassonde Mineral Engineering (LME) Program is one of the so-called 'Core 8' engineering programs at the University of Toronto. It is also one of the first, established along with the rest of the School of Practical Science in 1873.

Lassonde Mineral Engineering
Lassonde Mineral Engineering Logo
Department
Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering
Discipline Club
Min Club
Former Names
Geological Engineering (19xx - 1998)
Mining Engineering (18xx - 19xx)

Courses

Year	Courses
First	Fall: APS100 - Orientation to Engineering APS111 - Engineering Strategies & Practice I CHE112 - Physical Chemistry CIV100 - Mechanics MAT186 - Calculus I MAT188 - Linear Algebra Winter: APS106 - Fundamentals of Computer Programming APS112 - Engineering Strategies & Practice II CME185 - Earth Systems Science MAT187 - Calculus II MSE101 - Introduction to Materials Science
Second	Fall: CME210 - Solid Mechanics I CME261 - Engineering Mathematics I CME270 - Fluid Mechanics I ESS262 - Earth System Processes MIN225 - Introduction to the Resource Industries Winter: CME262 - Engineering Mathematics II CME263 - Probability Theory for Civil and Mineral Engineers ESS224 - Intro to Mineralogy & Petrology MIN250 - Surface Mining Complementary Studies Elective (CS) / Humanities and Social Sciences Elective (HSS)
Third	Summer: CME385 - Survey CAMP (Civil and Mineral Practicals) (2-week intensive field-based course)* Fall: CME321 - Geotechnical Engineering I CME368 - Engineering Economics and Decision Making ESS241 - Geologic Structures and Maps MIN429 - Engineering Rock Mechanics MSE202 - Thermodynamics I Winter: MIN301 - Mineral Reserve and Mineral Resource Estimation MIN320 - Explosives and Fragmentation in Mining MIN351 - Underground Mining MIN330 - Mining Environmental Management MSE301 - Mineral Processing 1 Complementary Studies Elective (CS) or Humanities and Social Sciences Elective (HSS)
Fourth	Summer: MIN400 - Geology Field Camp for Engineers (1-week intensive field-based course)* Fall: MIN466 - Mineral Project Design I MIN450 - Mineral Economics 1 Complementary Studies Elective (CS) or Humanities and Social Sciences Elective (HSS) 2 Technical Electives Winter: MIN467 - Mineral Project Design II MIN565 - Design and Support of Underground Mine Excavations MIN470 - Ventilation and Occupational Health 1 Complementary Studies Elective (CS) or Humanities and Social Sciences Elective (HSS) (2) 1 Technical Elective

* Note that, while these courses are taken in August, they are used in calculating the Fall session average.

Min Club

Year	Chairperson		VP Finance		VP Academic		VP Social
2018-2019	Jihad Raya	1T9+PEY	Devlen Malone	1T9+PEY×2	Ksenia Bilaniuk	1T9+idk	idk	idk
2017-2018	Romy Done	1T6+PEY×2+1 or something	Simon	1T8+PEY	vp academic	yTy	vp social	yTy
2016-2017	Marko Lopac	1T6+PEY	vp finance	yTy	vp academic	yTy	vp social	yTy
2015-2016	idk	yTy	vp finance	yTy	vp academic	yTy	vp social	yTy

References

• http://www.greatpast.utoronto.ca/bios/history15.asp
• https://civmin.utoronto.ca/home/programs/undergraduate-programs/basc-in-mineral-engineering/