The General Engineering Bachelors of Applied Science (BASc) at the University of Windsor is designed for students eager to explore the foundational principles of engineering before committing to a specific discipline. You will gain a broad understanding of core engineering concepts, including engineering graphics, linear algebra, differential calculus, and introductory physics, preparing you for advanced study. This undergraduate program is ideal if you are seeking a comprehensive introduction to the diverse fields within engineering, providing the essential knowledge and skills to demonstrate competency in prerequisite topics and pave your way into a specialized engineering stream.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, with a unique qualifying semester that requires successful completion of specific courses like CHEM 1100, MATH 1780, PHYS 1305, and GENG 1101 to progress. Throughout your studies, you will engage with mandatory courses and practical applications, developing your problem-solving abilities. You will graduate with a solid engineering foundation, ready to pursue further specialization or enter the workforce, equipped with the analytical and technical skills honed through a rigorous academic curriculum at the University of Windsor.