MAT195 - Calculus II (EngSci) Lecture Value: Value: Relative Difficulty: Tutorial   This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Problem Solving, Theoretical Knowledge Insights into this course: II continues right where Calculus I left off and is “Calculus slightly harder. The course covers integration techniques, parametric equations and polar coordinates, infinite sequences/series, vector geometry, and multivariable calculus. There are two midterms, 10 weekly quizzes, of which you may drop two, along with the final exam.” Tips for doing well in this course: course is very similar to MAT195 (Calculus I) “This in that it follows the textbook very closely. The book questions and past exams are extremely helpful to prepare for tests.” MIE100 - Dynamics Lecture Value: Value: Relative Difficulty: Tutorial   This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Problem Solving Insights into this course: one of the more difficult courses you will take “Definitely in first year, so make sure to go to the lectures. Tutorials can be helpful but are not entirely necessary to doing well in this course.” Tips for doing well in this course: are a ton of formulas so make sure you “There have a good organized formula sheet. You need to stay on top of your work weekly in this course because it is fast paced and easy to fall behind. Also, don't think you're fine just going to lectures; you need to do a lot of practice problems.” MIE191 - Introduction to Mechanical & Industrial Engineering Lecture Value: Value: Relative Difficulty: Tutorial   This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Attendance Insights into this course: is a seminar course that is based on attendance. You “This need to attend 9 lectures out of the 12 the get the credit. Because it’s a pass/fail credit, don’t forget to show up to lectures” Tips for doing well in this course: to the seminars that you go to and ask “Listen questions, because they can be really useful in choosing a stream for third year. They can also provide insight into the applications of mechanical and industrial engineering.”
MAT195 - Calculus II (EngSci) Lecture Value: Tutorial Value:  Relative Difficulty:  This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Problem Solving, Theoretical Knowledge Insights into this course: “Calculus II continues right where Calculus I left off and is slightly harder. The course covers integration techniques, parametric equations and polar coordinates, infinite sequences/series, vector geometry, and multivariable calculus. There are two midterms, 10 weekly quizzes, of which you may drop two, along with the final exam.” Tips for doing well in this course: “This course is very similar to MAT195 (Calculus I) in that it follows the textbook very closely. The book questions and past exams are extremely helpful to prepare for tests.” MIE100 - Dynamics Lecture Value: Tutorial Value:  Relative Difficulty:  This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Problem Solving Insights into this course: “Definitely one of the more difficult courses you will take in first year, so make sure to go to the lectures. Tutorials can be helpful but are not entirely necessary to doing well in this course.” Tips for doing well in this course: “There are a ton of formulas so make sure you have a good organized formula sheet. You need to stay on top of your work weekly in this course because it is fast paced and easy to fall behind. Also, don't think you're fine just going to lectures; you need to do a lot of practice problems.” MIE191 - Introduction to Mechanical & Industrial Engineering Lecture Value: Tutorial Value:  Relative Difficulty:  This course was often described by previous students as requiring: Attendance Insights into this course: “This is a seminar course that is based on attendance. You need to attend 9 lectures out of the 12 the get the credit. Because it’s a pass/fail credit, don’t forget to show up to lectures” Tips for doing well in this course: “Listen to the seminars that you go to and ask questions, because they can be really useful in choosing a stream for third year. They can also provide insight into the applications of mechanical and industrial engineering.”
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