MUES has collected a vast amount of previous midterms and exams from TMU Engineering Courses. These exams can be found in our Exam Bank. In order to continue the growth of the bank, individuals are able to submit their exams using the button below. Thank you for your support and happy studying!

The Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society represents over 6100 full-time undergraduate Engineering students at Toronto Metropolitan University. Founded in 1988, MUES is a student-run organization that aims to provide quality co …

From your Discipline Director, Mary-Elle Stephen, take a look at his reviews for some Civil Engineering courses! For your course calendar, hop over to FEAS’ page HERE. Fairly easy course. Lab TA’s help a ton. Professors lectures are …

Eventbrite - Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society presents SAP 2000 Workshop (MUES X TMU Seismic) - Thursday, February 6, 2025 at EPH Eric Palin Hall 230A, Toronto, ON. Find event and ticket information.

The Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society represents all undergraduate Engineering students at Toronto Metropolitan University. Founded in 1988, MUES is a student-run organization that aims to provide quality co-curricular programming throughout the year.

Want to start your own design team? To start your own engineering design team, follow the instructions as outlined on the Metropolitan University Engineering Society (MUES) website . For architecture design teams, contact the Toronto Metropolitan Architecture Student Society (arc.soc) through their website.

The Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society (MUES) represents all full-time undergraduate Engineering students. MUES is a student-run organization that aims to provide quality co-curricular programming throughout the year.

Metropolitan University Engineering Society (MUES) From orientation week to the iron ring ceremony and beyond, MUES supports students through representation and academic, social, athletic, charitable and career-preparedness events.

At ASHRAE TMU Student Branch, we aim to connect Toronto Metropolitan University students with the broader ASHRAE Society, fostering professional and technical growth through engaging workshops, tours, and events.

In this workshop hosted by The TMU Libraries DME Lab and The Metropolitan Undergraduate Engineering Society, participants will learn how to design and fabricate objects using FDM (fused deposition modeling) 3D printing techniques.