Major in Electronics Course Listing | The Department of Physics

Elective courses are subject to prerequisite, and can be taken from Level II.

Level I
Students must complete at least 12 Level I credits in order to proceed to Level II which must include:
*Semester 1*	*Electronics Major*	*Credits*
COMP 1601 Computer Programming I	Core	3
MATH 1142 Calculus I	Core	3
*Semester 2*	*Electronics Major*	Credits
MATH 1141 Introductory Linear Algebra & Analytical Geometry	Core	3
PHYS 1223 Introduction to Electricity & Magnetism	Core	3

Level II
*Semester 1*	*Electronics Major*	*Credits*
PHYS 2150 Mathematics for Physicists	Core	3
PHYS 2401 Optoelectronics	Core	3
*Semester 2*
ECNG 2001 Communication Systems I	Core	3
PHYS 2402 Digital Circuits and Logic Design	Core	3
Level III
*Semester 1*	*Electronics Major*	*Credits*
ECNG 3001 Communication Systems II	Core	3
PHYS 3201 Advance Electronics and Control Theory	Core	3
PHYS 3202 Practical Electronics I (Year- long)	Core	3
*Semester 2*	*Electronics Major*	*Credits*
PHYS 3203 Microprocessor and Modern Digital Design	Core	3
PHYS 3204 Practical Electronics II	Core	3
Level III
Electives (Choose one (1) three credit course)
*Semester 1*	*Electronics Major*	*Credits*
ECNG 3002 Data Communication Systems	Elective	3
*Semester 2*	*Electronics Major*	*Credits*
ECNG 3003 Telecommunication Networks	Elective	3
ECNG 3019 Advanced Control Systems Design	Elective	3
ECNG 3025 Discrete Signal Processing	Elective	3
PHYS 3168 Medical Instrumentation	Elective	3
NOTE: Students seeking admission into the Master of Applied Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (M.A.Sc.), with a major in Communication Systems are advised to choose electives ECNG 3002 and ECNG 3003 as these two courses are prerequisites. Students seeking admission into M.A.Sc. programme with a major in Control Systems are advised to choose elective ECNG 3019 as this course is prerequisite. Students pursuing the Major in Physics and the Major in Electronics must complete PHYS 2150 to meet the stipulated requirements for matriculation for both Majors. Since the course cannot be credited twice, students must do an additional advanced course to satisfy the credit requirements.