Course sequences for Mechanical Engineering
Engineering students must follow the approved course sequence for their program to ensure graduation after four years (8 terms) of study. Registering for the sections for your program means no time conflicts or problems with your courses.
All students in engineering programs must complete all 200-level courses in their programs prior to commencing courses at the 400-level.
Students must choose technical electives from the approved list in the Undergraduate Calendar. Topics offered in these courses change over time to ensure your program curriculum remains relevant. Some technical electives may not be offered in a given academic year.
Capstone Design Project courses (INDU, MECH, and AERO 490) extends over two academic terms.
Mechanical Engineering Course Sequences
Please note that a new course has been introduced to the program core for both MECH and INDU programs; MIAE 380 Product Design & Development (formerly called INDU 440), for new students starting from Fall 2020.
For current Mechanical Engineering students:
• Student who are graduating after JUNE 2023 must have taken MIAE 380 as part of their program core course requirements. This implies that they must adhere to the new updated sequence (with one less technical elective course required). We highly recommend that you re-sequence by following the instructions on our website CONCORDIA.CA/MIAEUGRAD. You may consult with your academic advisor to verify your revised sequence.
• Students who will be graduating in JUNE 2023 or before, do not have to take MIAE 380.
• Students who will be graduating in JUNE 2023 or before and have completed their first year of the undergraduate mechanical engineering program are strongly encouraged to enroll in MIAE 380 prior to taking MECH 390. This implies that they will be following the new updated sequence, i.e. MIAE 380 will be taken as part of their program core courses and is a pre-requisite to MECH 390. This also implies that the technical elective requirements are reduced by 3 credits. Therefore, we highly recommend that you re-sequence by following the instructions on our website. You may consult with your academic advisor to verify your revised sequence.
