Level 2: Academic Essentials is your one-stop shop for reviewing the most critical topics from high school to make sure you're academically prepared for classes in September.
Comprised of four different streams: Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, and Coding Essentials, this series of videos, notes, examples, and solution packages will provide you with tools and resources that you can complete at your own pace, virtually and when it's convenient for you.
Please note that Calculus, Physics, and Chemistry Essentials will provide an academic review of critical high school concepts, while Coding Essentials is an introduction for students with little to no programming experience.
Whether you're someone who has taken some time off before returning to school, someone just looking to refresh their skills as you took a Grade 12 course in Grade 11, or want to see the key concepts that will carry forward from high school into first year, this program will help ensure you review the high school content that directly connects to required first-year Engineering courses (MATH 100, MATH 101, MATH 102, CHEM 103, CHEM 105, PHYS 130, ENGG 130, EN PH 131, and ENCMP 100).
When registered within Academic Essentials, you'll also have the invaluable opportunity to be connected directly with a current upper-year Engineering student who will provide one-on-one support and advice, ensuring you feel supported and confident in your academic journey. Check your UAlberta email for a first contact shortly after registration.
Please note that Level 2: Academic Essentials does not replicate first-year Engineering courses; but instead provides background knowledge and review.
This program is not for university credit.
Available Starting: Early June
Delivery Method: Virtual & On-Demand
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By enrolling in Bridge2Engg, you're not just investing in your future; you're also making a significant contribution to the present. 100% of Bridge2Engg registration fees are reinvested in hiring current Engineering students to develop and operate the program, directly impacting their education and the quality of your experience.