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TERM1TERM2TERM3TERM4TERM5TERM6TERM7TERM8 ENGG1001 ENGG1003 ENGG1015 ESCI2321 ESCI2211 ESCI2131 PHYS1081 STAT2593 ESCI2602 GE2022 MATH2513 GE1026 CE1023 ECON1073 CS1003 ESCI1001 CHEM1982 MATH1503 CHEM1987 CE2703 CE3713 ESCI3411 ESCI2703 GE4973 ENGG4013>110 CE 3983 CE3963>60 GE5753 ESCI4512 GGE1803 Term 6, 7 or 8 GGE1001 ESCI3131 CE2113 MATH1013 GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING CORE MATH1003 pre-requisiteco-requisiterecommended CE2023 CSE 1 CSE 2 CE 2973 CE2913 CSE 3 CE3603

TERM1TERM2TERM3TERM4TERM5TERM6TERM7TERM8 ENGG1001 ENGG1003 ENGG1015 ESCI2321 ESCI2211 ESCI2131 PHYS1081 STAT2593 ESCI2602 GE2022 MATH2513 GE1026 CE1023 ECON1073 CS1003 ESCI1001 CHEM1982 MATH1503 CHEM1987 CE2703 CE3713 ESCI3411 ESCI2703 Field School CE3963>60 GE5753 ESCI4512 GGE1001 ESCI3131 CE2113 MATH1013 GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING: GEOENVIRONMENTAL OPTION MATH1003 pre-requisiteco-requisiterecommended CE3403>60 ESCI3442 CE2023 ESCI3631 (A) ALTERNATE YEARS BIOL2113P TE 1* CSE 1 ESCI3713(A) Field School >Term 6 or 8 ESCI3131 ESCI3631 (A) ALTERNATE YEARS TE 3 GGE1803 Survey Camp Term 6, 7 or 8 CE 3983 CE 2973 CE2913 CSE 3 CE3603 GE4973 ENGG4013>110 CSE 2 TE 2

TERM1TERM2TERM3TERM4TERM5TERM6TERM7TERM8 ESCI2321 ESCI2211 ESCI2131 PHYS1081 STAT2593 ESCI2602 GE2022 MATH2513 GE1026 CE1023 ECON1073 CS1003 ESCI1001 CHEM1982 MATH1503 CHEM1987 CE2703 CE3713 ESCI3411 GE4973 ENGG4013>110 CE3963>60 GE5753 ESCI4512 GGE1001 ESCI3131 CE2113 MATH1013 GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING: GEOTECHNICAL OPTION MATH1003 pre-requisiteco-requisiterecommended CE2023 CSE 1 ESCI3703 Field School TE 1* TE 3 CSE 2 CE3123 GE4412 (A) ESCI3322 ENGG1001 ENGG1003 ENGG1015 CE 3983 CE 2973 CE2913 CSE 3 CE3603 ALTERNATE YEARS GE4412 (A) ALTERNATE YEARS ESCI2703 Field School GGE1803 Survey Camp Term 6, 7 or 8 TE 2 CSE 1

TERM1TERM2TERM3TERM4TERM5TERM6TERM7TERM8 ESCI2321 ESCI2211 PHYS1081 STAT2593 ESCI2602 GE2022 MATH2513 GE1026 CE1023 ECON1073 CS1003 ESCI1001 CHEM1982 MATH1503 CHEM1987 CE2703 CE3713 ESCI3411 GE4973 CE3963>60 GE5753 GGE1001 ESCI3131 CE2113 GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING: MINERAL RESOURCES OPTION MATH1003 pre-requisiteco-requisiterecommended CE2023 TE 1* ESCI3703 Field School TE 2 ESCI3482 ESCI4461 ESCI4501 MATH1013 ESCI2131 CSE 1 ENGG1001 ENGG1003 ENGG1015 CE 3983 CE 2973 CE2913 CSE 3 ESCI4512 CE3603 GGE1803 Survey Camp Term 6, 7 or 8 ESCI2703 Field School ESCI3322 ENGG4013>110 CSE 2 ESCI3492 (A) OR ALTERNATE YEAR COURSE