DEGREE PLAN
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
1/6/2016
Foreign Language/Spanish--0 to 10 hours: Two semesters
of the same language or exempt with two years of the
Y/N
same foreign language in high school.
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132 TOTAL DEGREE HOURS
GRADE OF "C" OR HIGHER MUST BE ACHIEVED IN ALL COURSES ON THE DEGREE PLAN, AS WELL AS A 3.2 GPA TO BE ADMITTED TO THE PETR ENGR PRGM.
Red -- Pre-requisites
Blue -- Co-requisites
First Year
Fall - 17 Hours
CHEM 1107/1307 Chemistry I & Lab
Placement exam 60% or CHEM 1301 (C or better)
Spring - 17 Hours
ENGL 1302 Advanced College Rhetoric
ENGL 1301
ENGL 1301 Essentials of College Rhetoric
MATH 1452 Calculus II
Successful completion of ENGL 0301 or a satisfactory score on SAT, ACT, or English
department writing sample.
MATH 1451
ENGR 1315 Engineering Analysis
MATH 1451
(PETR 1305 CAN BE USED AS A SUBSTITUTE)
MATH 1451 Calculus I
PHYS 1408 Principles of Physics I
MATH 1451
POLS 2302 American Govt II
Placement exam 7 or Sat 660 or ACT 29
POLS 1301 American Govt I
Oral Communications
Summer After First
Year
(See Most Recent Catalog)
International Experience Requirement
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Second Year
Fall - 17 Hours
CE 2301/ME 2301 Statics
CE: MATH 1452, PHYS 1408 ME: MATH 1452, PHYS 1408
Spring - 18/19 Hours
CE 3303/ME 3403 Solids
CE: CE/ME 2301, ME: CE/ME 2301
GEOL 3324 Geol for Petroleum Engineers (Fall Only)
CE 3305/ME 3370 Fluids
CHEM 1107,1307; MATH 1452; PHYS 1408; PETR 1305 or ENGR 1315
CE: CE 2301/ME 2301 ME: ME 2322, CE 2301/ ME 2301
MATH 2450 Calculus III
MATH 3350 Higher Math for Engineers
MATH 1452
MATH 1452
ME 2322 Thermodynamics
GEOL 4324 Hydrocarbons (Spring Only)
MATH 1452, PHYS 1408
PETR 2322; PETR 3302; GEOL 3324; CE/ME 2301; ME 2322
PHYS 2401 Principles of Physics II
PETR 2322 Petroleum Methods (Spring Only)
PHYS 1408, MATH 1452
PETR 3302; GEOL 4324; MATH 2450; CE 2301/ME 2301; PHYS 2401; GEOL 3324;
ME 2322
PETR 3302 Reservoir Fluid Properties (Spring Only)
Apply toTransfer Out of Foundational Filed
GEOL 4324; PETR 2322; CE 2301/ME 2301; PHYS 2401; GEOL 3324;
ME 2322; MATH 2450
Third Year
Fall - 17 Hours
GEOL 4334 Structural Geology (Fall Only)
GEOL 3324, 4324; CE/ME 2301, 3303/3403; MATH 2450
Spring - 19 Hours
CE 3302/ME 2302 Dynamics
CE: CE 2301, MATH 2450 ME: MATH 2450, ME 2301
PETR 3105 Geology Field Trip (Fall Only)
PETR 3307/3107 Drilling I (Spring only)
GEOL 4334; PETR 3402; PETR 4303; GEOL 4324; MATH 3350;
CE 3303/ME 3403; CE 3305/ME 3370; PETR 2322; PETR 3302
PETR 3304, 3306; ENCO 3350; GEOL 4334; PETR 3105, 3402, 4303 [Formerly 3401]
MATH 3342/IE 3341 Statistics for Engineers
PETR 3304 Formation Evaluation (Spring Only)
MATH 2450
PETR 3401 3306, ENCO 3350; GEOL 4334; PETR 3105, 3402, 4303
IE 2324 Engineering Economic Analysis
PETR 3306 Reservoir Engineering (Spring Only)
MATH 1451
PETR 3401, 3304; ENCO 3350; GEOL 4334; PETR 3105, 3402, 4303
(Social & Behavioral Sciences Credit)
PETR 3303/3103 Reservoir Rock Properties(Fall Only)
ENCO 3350 Basic Land Practices (Spring Only)
PETR 4303; PETR 3105; GEOL 4334; GEOL 4324; MATH 3350; CE 3303/ME 3403;
CE 3305/ME 3370; PETR 2322; PETR 3302 [Formerly 3402]
PETR 3304, 3306, 3401
PETR 4303 PETR Prod. Methods (Fall Only)
HIST 2300 History of the U.S. to 1877
PETR 4303; PETR 3105; GEOL 4334; GEOL 4324; MATH 3350; CE 3303/ME 3403;
CE 3305/ME 3370; PETR 2322; PETR 3302
Fourth Year
Fall - 13 Hours
Intent to Graduate Filed
If you would like to Specialize please select from the following (^Reservoir or ^^Operations)
Spring - 17/18 Hours
PETR 4222 Design II (Spring Only)
PETR 4121 Design I (Fall Only)
PETR 4300, PETR Sr. Elec. I & II; PETR 3401,3304,3306; ENCO 3350, CE 3302/ME
2302, IE 2311
Sr. Elec. # III & IV; PETR 4121, 4300
PETR 4300 Property Eval. & Mgmt. (Fall Only)
PETR Senior Elective # III (Spring Only)
PETR 4121, PETR Sr. Elec. I & II; PETR 3401,3304,3306; ENCO 3350, CE 3302/ME
2302, IE 2311
PETR 4121, 4300,3401,3304, 3306; ENCO 3350
PETR Senior Elective # I (Fall Only)
PETR Senior Elective # IV (Spring Only)
PETR 3401,3304,3306; ENCO 3350
PETR 4121, 4300,3401,3304, 3306; ENCO 3350
PETR Senior Elective # II (Fall Only)
HIST 2301 History of the U.S. Since 1877
ENGR 2392 Engineering Ethics (Lang, Phil, & Culture Credit)
Creative Arts (See Most Recent Catalog)
PETR 3401,3304,3306; ENCO 3350
Multicultural Credit
(See Most Recent Catalog)
ART 1309 (Counts for both Multi Cult. And Creative Arts)
Electives
PETR 4331--Special Problems In Petroleum Engineering
Reservoir
Operations
PETR 4321 -- Drilling Simulator
^PETR 4306--E.O.R ^^PETR 4307--Drilling II
^PETR 4324--Geos ^^PETR 4314--Nodal/Artificial Lift
ART 1309 (Counts for both Multi Cult. And Creative Arts)
Electives
PETR 4331--Special Problems In Petroleum Engineering
Reservoir
Operations
^^PETR 4405--Gas/Oil Fac. PETR 4321 -- Drilling Sim
^PETR 4319--Simulation
^PETR 4308--Reservoir II
^^PETR 4309--Prod.II
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