Canadian Military College Core Curriculum
The Core Curriculum represents the minimum content in certain areas which are required content for all RMC degrees. However, all students need not pass exactly the same pattern of courses in order.
The Core Curriculum contains within it two separate themes:
- The first theme is the minimum standard for Mathematics (which also includes Logic and Information Technology) and Sciences (Chemistry or Biology and Physics);
- The second theme is a basic requirement in the study of Canadian History, Language and Culture, Political Science, International Relations and Leadership and Ethics.
Table of Core Curriculum Contents
|
Social Sciences (Arts) |
Sciences | Engineering |
|---|---|---|
| « Core Curriculum » knowledge common to all three faculties | ||
| Introduction to psychology (350-303-ST or 350-C13-ST)Footnote 1 | ||
| Composition and introduction to literary studies I (601-103-MQ and 603-P24-ST (or passed English Exit Test))Footnote 1 | ||
| World History (330-114-ST)Footnote 1 | Canadian History (HIE207 in Kingston)Footnote 1 | |
| Canadian History (330-423-ST)Footnote 2 | ||
| Introduction to Military History and Thought (HIS271) (HIF71 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
| Introduction to Canadian Military History (HIS203) (HIE203 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
| Introduction to International Relations (300-424-ST) (POE116 in Kingston)Footnote 1 | ||
| Canadian Politics and Society (POL205) (POE205 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
| Organizational Behaviour and Leadership (PSY301) (PSE301 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
| Military Professionalism and Ethics (PSY401) (PSE401 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
| Math for officers: numeracy, models, reasoning, probability et statistics (201-C23-ST and 201-313-ST)Footnote 1 | Differential and integral calculus (201-1M5-ST and 201-SN3-RE)Footnote 1 | |
| Information technology (420-GEA-03)Footnote 1 | Introduction to algorithms and programming (420-SN1-RE)Footnote 1 | |
| Physics (PHY103)Footnote 2 | General Physics (203-2P5-ST and 203-SN2-RE and 203-4P5-ST or 203-2P5-ST and 203-1P5-ST)Footnote 1 | |
| Chemistry or Biology (101-223-ST)Footnote 1 | Introduction to Chemistry (202-SN1-RE and 202-SN2-RE and 202-4C4-ST or 202-C14-ST and 202-C25-ST)Footnote 1 | |
|
Social Sciences (Arts) |
Sciences | Engineering |
|---|---|---|
| « Core Curriculum » knowledge common to all three faculties | ||
| Composition and introduction to literary studies II (FRA260 and FRA261)Footnote 2 | Probability and Statistics (MAE209 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | |
| One of two: Microeconomics or Macroeconomics (383-123-ST or 383-413-ST)Footnote 1 | ||
| One of four: Microeconomics or Macroeconomics (383-123-ST or 383-413-ST) or Social Psychology (350-413-ST) or Introduction to Political Science (385-213-ST)Footnote 1 | ||
| Introduction to algebra (201-4M4-ST)Footnote 1 | ||
| Multivariant and vector calculations (MAE226 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
| Differential equations, sequences and infinite series (MAE227 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
| Impact of science and technology on society and the environment (HIE289 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
| Graphic sciences (242-GEB-03) (IGE267 in Kingston)Footnote 1 | ||
| Engineering project management (IGE293 in Kingston)Footnote 2 | ||
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