COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE (NORTHEAST CAMPUS) MISSION STATEMENT:
Houston Community College will be the most relevant community college in the country. We
will be the opportunity institution for every student we serve – essential to our community’s
success.
WELCOME:
We welcome each of you to a semester of intricate study based upon an industry and datarelated inquiry of the salient and functional features of the oil and gas industry. Each student
should be prepared to exit this course with a more expanded view of this industry than when
they first entered. Scholarship and class participation in all of its aspects is the key and that is
what will be expected.
Course Description:
A study of the petroleum industry will be undertaken from the
reservoir engineering perspective. The current knowledge and
technical aspects of the oil and gas industry will be taught with
regard to the various operational functionalities as outlined in the
course content.
Prerequisites:
As per department.
Course Goals:
Students will be able to understand the theory and practice applied
in reservoir engineering in the petroleum industry; and make
conclusions. Students will be able to speak more responsibly in the
industry, college, on work teams in order to perform the designated
and various tasks needed in the oil and gas industry.
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PTRT 2371 Course Syllabus Note: (*): Denotes that item may be changed or amended with total agreement
with students, teacher and Department Head.
COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Instructor Information:
Instructor:
Collins Nwaneri
Phone Number:
281-513-3134
Email:
Collins.Nwaneri@hccs.edu (Primary)
Collinzo_01@yahoo.com (Secondary)
Course schedule:
Monday 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM*
Office Hours:
As per Instructor office hours (Appointments encouraged)
Instructors Biography: Principal Engineer/Consultant for an independent company that
provides services to oil and gas companies/affiliates. Dec. 2013
Project Engineer –Drilling Software (NOV) 2011 - 2013
Engineering Specialist (Archer) – 2010 - 2011
Drilling Services Engineer (Halliburton) 2010
Technical Services Engineer (Pathfinder) – 2007 - 2009
Drilling Services Engineer (Halliburton) – 2000 - 2007
Environmental Services (GWC) – 1999 - 2000
Petroleum Engineer (Chevron Nig.) – 1997-1998
Education: M.S Petroleum Engineering from the University of Louisiana, Lafayette
B.Eng Petroleum Engineering from the Federal University of Technology, Nigeria
TEXTBOOK’S
INFORMATION:
Basics of Reservoir Engineering, 1993 Edition Technip,
ISBN2-7108-0630-4.
Additional information will be provided as needed via
instructor handouts.
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PTRT 2371 Course Syllabus Note: (*): Denotes that item may be changed or amended with total agreement
with students, teacher and Department Head.
COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Lab Requirements:
Students with
Disabilities:
METHOD OF
INSTRUCTION:
No
"Any student with a documented disability (e.g. physical,
learning, psychiatric, vision, hearing, etc.) who needs to
arrange reasonable accommodations must contact the
Disability Services Office at the respective college at the
beginning of each semester. Faculty is authorized to provide
only the accommodations requested by the Disability Support
Services Office." For questions, contact Donna Price at 713718-5165 or the Disability Counselor at each college. Also visit
the ADA web site at:
http://www.hccs.edu/students/disability/index.htm.
Faculty Handbook/Faculty Orientation is also available at
http://www.hccs.edu/students/disability/faculty.htm.
A lecture format is used and the employment of power point
slides and handouts will supplement the material where
needed. A more practical and basic format of explanation will
be employed so that the student will be able to obtain a basic
understanding of how information is utilized in the oil and gas
industry. Students are encouraged to ask questions and will be
expected to participate in class. It is therefore important for
each student to read the assignments and come prepared to
participate. If you miss a class you will be responsible to
getting the information missed.
CLASS POLICIES:
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PTRT 2371 Course Syllabus Note: (*): Denotes that item may be changed or amended with total agreement
with students, teacher and Department Head.
COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Academic
Honesty:
All HCC rules, policies, and regulations apply as they are
described in the 2007 HCC Student Handbook.
Attendance and
Withdrawal Policies:
Course Requirements
and Grading Policy:
All students are required to be present during class sessions.
Students must communicate with the faculty in cases they
need to be absent from a class period. Withdrawal policies
apply as they are described in the HCC policy, rules, and
regulations. All students must consult the HCC Student
Handbook and College Catalogue regarding withdrawal
policies.
All students are required to be on time for lectures and highly
encouraged and challenged to participate during lectures in
the course.
Letter Grade
A
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Test/Project Score
90-100
B
80-89
C
70-79
D
60-69
F
0-59
PTRT 2371 Course Syllabus Note: (*): Denotes that item may be changed or amended with total agreement
with students, teacher and Department Head.
COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Testing:
Each test given, whether a pop quiz or mid- exam will have a
maximum score of 100 points (%) and will be assigned a grade
based on the student’s score as indicated above. Students are
advised to attend each and every examination on time so as to
afford themselves ample time for completion. Final Exams –
shall count for 70% of the Student’s grade. Pop Quiz and Midterm Exam will make up the remaining 30%.
Make-UP
Policy:
No make-up tests will be allowed
Student
Survey:
Evaluation for Greater Learning Student Survey System
At Houston Community College, professors believe that
thoughtful student feedback is necessary to improve teaching
and learning. During a designated time, you will be asked to
answer a short online survey of research-based questions
related to instruction. The anonymous results of the survey will
be made available to your professor and division chair for
continual improvement of instruction. Look for the survey as
part of the Houston Community College Student System online
near the end of the term.
Projects, Assignments
Portfolios, Service
Learning Internships, etc.
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PTRT 2371 Course Syllabus Note: (*): Denotes that item may be changed or amended with total agreement
with students, teacher and Department Head.
COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Course Content:
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Text Book
Introduction
Reservoir Geology and Geophysics
Characterization of Reservoir Rocks
Fluids and PVT Studies
Volumetric Evaluation of Oil and Gas in Place
One-Phase Fluid Mechanics and Well Test Interpretation
Multi-phase Flow
Primary Recovery, Estimation of Reserves
Secondary and Enhanced Oil Recovery
Reservoir Simulation Models
Development of a Field
Additional course content topics
Handouts – materials will be provided
Projects
ACADEMIC CALENDAR: SUMMER SEMESTER (2015)
Jun 08:
First day of Class: Class Overview and Orientation, Review of
Class Syllabus, Class Schedules e.tc Course structure and
outline
Lecture One: INTRODUCTION, Chapter One (1) - RESERVOIR
GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS
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with students, teacher and Department Head.
COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Jun 15:
Lecture Two: Chapter Two (2) - CHARACTERIZATION OF
RESERVOIR ROCKS, Chapter Three (3) – FLUIDS AND PVT
STUDIES
Jun 22:
Pop-Quiz I – Lecture One (1) and Two (2)
Lecture Three: Chapter Four (4) – VOLUMETRIC EVALUATION
OF OIL AND GAS IN PLACE
Jun 29:
Lecture Four: Chapter Five (5) – ONE-PHASE FLUID MECHANICS
AND WELL TEST INTERPRETATION, Chapter Six (6) –
MULTIPHASE FLOW
Class Assignment
Jul 06:
MID-TERM EXAM Covering Chapter One (1) to (6) plus
Handouts
Lecture Five: Chapter Seven (7) – PRIMARY RECOVERY,
ESTIMATION OF RESERVES
(Class Assignment is due)
Project 1 – Individual project: Established by Instructor
Jul 13:
Lecture Six: Chapter Eight (8) – SECONDARY RECOVERY
AND ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY
Chapter Nine (9) - RESERVOIR SIMULATON MODELS
[Individual Project 1 is due]
Jul 20:
Lecture Seven: Chapter Ten (10) - DEVELOPMENT OF A FIELD
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PTRT 2371 Course Syllabus Note: (*): Denotes that item may be changed or amended with total agreement
with students, teacher and Department Head.
COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
Quiz II – Lecture Five (5), Six (6) and Seven (7)
Project 2 – Group project: Established by Instructor
Final Exam Review of all Chapters/Handouts (Lectures) plus
additional topics
Jul 22:
Final Exam
[Group Project work 2 is due]
Aug 02:
End of Semester and Reporting of Grades Final Exam
Notes: The instructor chooses to supplement any of the above-mentioned subjects
with industry-based articles and publications
OTHER STUDENT INFORMATION (CLUBS, TUTORING, WEB RESOURCES, ETC.)
Students are encouraged to join the Petroleum Engineering Technology Students Association.
Additional help and support is available upon request. Students are encouraged to join the
Society of Petroleum Engineers Gulf Coast section. Classes will also be held at industry sites
per request, for additional training/learning opportunities. Students will be notified in
advance.
Students are encouraged to visit informative sites of:
The American Chemical Society
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers
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PTRT 2371 Course Syllabus Note: (*): Denotes that item may be changed or amended with total agreement
with students, teacher and Department Head.
COURSE SYLLABUS: PTRT 2371 – PRINCIPLES OF RESERVOIR ENGINEERING (LECTURE)
LOCATION: HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTHEAST CAMPUS; SCN & TECH RM. 312
CLASS DATES: SUMMER SEMEMSTER –
JUNE 08, 2015 TO JULY 27, 2015
SECTION: 57835
CREDIT HOURS: 3.00
CLASS TIME*: MONDAY AT 5:00 PM-9:00 PM
The Center for the Advancement of Process Technology
The Gulf Coast Process Technology Alliance
Students are encouraged also to join the American Chemical Society Students Affiliates Section
All Project Assignment Descriptions:
Professor provides the description
****NOTE: SEE PROJECT FORMAT BELOW****
PROJECT FORMAT: It is important to mention that each and every project is to be presented in
the following format:
I.
Title Page
II.
Table of Contents
III.
Introduction and Body: This should address the total contents of the assignment
IV.
Summary or Conclusion
V.
References and Appendix - Optional
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with students, teacher and Department Head.