Civil Engineering
From your Discipline Director, Mary-Elle Stephen, take a look at his reviews for some Civil Engineering courses!
Contact Mary-Elle at civil@mues.ca for any general Civil Engineering questions
For Academic Services, contact Owen Taylor at vpacademic@mues.ca
If you would like to get in touch with more Civil Engineering students, follow @cecu_tmu on Instagram
For Academic Services, contact Owen Taylor at vpacademic@mues.ca
If you would like to get in touch with more Civil Engineering students, follow @cecu_tmu on Instagram
For your course calendar, hop over to FEAS’ page HERE
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Student Review
Fairly easy course. Lab TA’s help a ton. Professors lectures are typically very hefty with slides and useless information
Course Breakdown
Assignments – 45%
Midterm Test – 10%
Final Examination – 20%
Final project – 25%
Additional Info
To help yourself review after lectures, watch Tanya Coffey on YouTube
Student notes from MTL 200
Write down word for word profs lecture notes. Best way to ace the midterm/exam is to practice profs notes. Easy course for the most part- focus your attention on reading textbook material if you cannot understand the professor. Textbook has great diagrams and most the slides heavily reference the text/ definitions found throughout the textbook.
Test 1 – 20%
Test 2 – 20%
Final test – 45%
Assignments – 15%
Common concepts on tests:
- Atomic structure
- Atomic bonding in materials
- Crystallinity
- Lattice structure
- Crystal systems
- X-ray diffraction
- Amorphous materials
- Imperfections and diffusion in solids
- Phase diagrams and phase transformations
- Structures of metals, polymers and ceramics
- Corrosion and degradation
- Thermal and electrical properties of materials
