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I see, we meet yet again! Happy to see that you have come back to read what my tiny tiny neurons have cooked up this time.
In today’s episode of Deevya VS Engineering, we have two seemingly different and yet slightly similar courses: SOFTENG 281 and ENGSCI 211. One tests your ability to code without wanting to throw your laptop out the window, and the other involve...
Hi everyone! I can’t believe this is my last post. Time really does fly!
As Part II comes to an end, I thought it would be a good time to look back on the year and share some of my experiences studying Civil Engineering. For this final post, I’ll be answering a few questions you might have about Part II, from the workload to my favourite and most challenging courses...
Here is post 5 already! Prior to this, we explored everything involved with part II, semester 2. To give you a more in-depth look into what you can get up to in this major, I feel it’s only appropriate to provide some insight into 3rd year courses.
Heads up: this is based on my experience in 2026. Course content and projects get updated over time, ...
Hello again! I’m back with the second and final part of the Go-To Guide series for STRCTENG!
This week I will give you a breakdown of your second semester structural engineering course: STRCTENG 201 – Civil Engineering Material and Design! This course runs slightly differently from STRCTENG 200, as the materials content taught in the first 4 weeks is not assessed in...
“Should I switch to electrical?? Oh wait maybe mechanical… or business…?” This was a question I asked EVERYONE during the midsem break. Everyone gave me different answers but no one gave me the answer I wanted. See, these questions came from one place … “Will I get a job with a mechatronics degree?” Would sticking to mechatronics mean a more limited job market? (hence the com...