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Program pathways and conditions
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Pathway 1
| Arts programmes | Science programmes | Engineering programmes | Physical conditioning and second language courses |
| The following is the list of courses (21 credits) required by all students enrolled in a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) or a Bachelor of Arts offered by the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. ENE111 : Introduction to Literary Studies and University Writing Skills 1 (1 credit) ENE112 : Introduction to Literary Studies and University Writing Skills 2 (1 credit) ENE211 : Reading the Contemporary World 1 (1 credit) ENE212 : Reading the Contemporary World 2 (1 credit) HIE101 : The Historical Origins of the Contemporary World (1 credit) HIE103 : Canada (1 credit) HIE203 : Introduction to Canadian Military History (1 credit) HIE271 : Introduction to Military History and Thought (1 credit) Arts Programmes Footnote 4 PSE103 : Introduction to Human Psychology (1 credit) PSE301 : Organizational Behaviour and Leadership (1 credit) PSE401 : Military Professionalism and Ethics (1 credit) POE116 : Introduction to International Relations (1 credit) POE205 : Canadian Politics and Society (1 credit) MAE107 : Mathematics Fundamentals for the Arts and Social Sciences (1 credit) MAE108 : Probability and Statistics for the Arts and Social Sciences (1 credit) MAE109 : Defence Models and Applications for the Arts and Social Sciences (1 credit) 1 Physics Course (1 credit) 1 Chemistry or Biology Course (1 credit) 1 Information Technology: (1 credit) Arts Programmes Footnote 5 Plus one (1) of the following two courses: Arts Programmes Footnote 6 ECE103 : Introduction to Microeconomics (1 credit) ECE104 : Introduction to Macroeconomics (1 credit) Plus one (1) of the following four courses: POE202 : Introduction to Political Geography (1 credit) PSE105 : Social Psychology (1 credit) ECE103 : Introduction to Microeconomics (1 credit) ECE104 : Introduction to Macroeconomics (1 credit) | The following is a list of courses (18 credits) required by all students enrolled in a Bachelor of Science (Honours) or Bachelor of Science offered by the Faculty of Science. ENE121 : Introduction to Literary Studies and University Writing Skills 1 (1 credit) ENE122 : Introduction to Literary Studies and University Writing Skills 2 (1 credit) PSE103 : Introduction to Human Psychology (1 credit) PSE301 : Organizational Behaviour and Leadership (1 credit) PSE401 : Military Professionalism and Ethics (1 credit) CCE101 : Introductory Chemistry (2 credits) Science Programmes Footnote 7 CSE101 : Introduction to Algorithms and Computing (1 credit) MAE101 : Introductory Calculus (2 credits) MAE129 : Introduction to Algebra (1 credit) HIE203 : Introduction to Canadian Military History (1 credit) HIE207 : Canada (1 credit) HIE271 : Introduction to Military History and Thought (1 credit) Science Programmes Footnote 8 PHE104 : General Physics (2 credits) POE116 : Introduction to International Relations (1 credit) Science Programmes Footnote 9 POE205 : Canadian Civics and Society (1 credit) | The following is the list of courses (22.5 credits) required by all students enrolled in a Bachelor of Engineering offered by the Faculty of Engineering. ENE121 : Introduction to Literary Studies and University Writing Skills 1 (1 credit) ENE122 : Introduction to Literary Studies and University Writing Skills 2 (1 credit) PSE103 : Introduction to Human Psychology (1 credit) PSE301 : Organizational Behaviour and Leadership (1 credit) PSE401 : Military Professionalism and Ethics (1 credit) CCE101 : Introductory Chemistry (2 credits) CSE101 : Introduction to Algorithms and Computing (1 credit) MAE101 : Introductory Calculus (2 credits) MAE129 : Introduction to Algebra (1 credit) MAE209 : Probability and Statistics (1 credit) MAE226 : Multivariable and Vector Calculus (1 credit) MAE227 : Differential Equations and Infinite Series (1 credit) HIE203 : Introduction to Canadian Military History (1 credit) HIE207 : Canada (1 credit) HIE271 : Introduction to Military History and Thought (1 credit) HIE289 : The Impact of Science and Technology on Society and the Environment (0.5 credit) or POE372 : Science, Technology, Politics, Society and the Environment (0.5 credit) PHE104 : General Physics (2 credits) POE205 : Canadian Civics and Society (1 credit) GEE167 : Engineering Graphics I (1 credit) GEE293 : Managing Engineering Projects (1 credit) | Important: The physical conditioning courses and the second language courses are part of the four-pillar degree and apply to all RMC degree programmes except the 30-credit (General) degree programmes. ATE101 : Foundations of Fitness, Health and Sports ATE301 : Unarmed Combatives, Military Skills and Individual Sports LCF100 : Compétence de base – partie I LCF200 : Compétence de base – partie II LCF301 : Compétence intermédiaire – partie I LCF302 : Compétence intermédiaire – partie II LCF400 : Compétence intermédiaire - partie III LCF courses: Based on the result of a placement test, students will be registered in LCF courses at the 100, 200, 300, or 400-level. Students will automatically be exempt from applicable lower level LCF courses once placed in the appropriate course. Students who attain a Second Official Language (SOL) proficiency level of at least BBB or higher on the Public Service Commission (PSC) Second Language Evaluation (SLE) will be exempt from LCF courses at RMC. Note: The PSC SLE is the only SOL certification-testing instrument currently accredited and used by the CAF to assess the SOL proficiency level. (DAOD 5039-8, Canadian Armed Forces Second Official Language Certification Testing) |
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