Petroleum Engineering, B.S.P.E.

Program Overview

Students can specialize in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage, with additional specific course requirements. Registration for advanced-level courses is restricted to admitted students.

Program Outline

Outline:

• CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS:
• Semester 1:
MATH 1022 or MATH 1023, CHEM 1201, ENGL 1001, PETE 1010, MATH 1550, General Education course - Life Science
• Semester 2:
MATH 1550 (C or better), CHEM 1202, CHEM 1212, GEOL 1001, GEOL 1601, MATH 1552, PHYS 2110
• Semester 3:
PHYS 2110 (C or better), GEOL 1001, PETE 2061, MATH 2065, CE 2450, PETE 2031, PHYS 2113, ECON 2030
• Semester 4:
PETE 2031 (C or better), CE 2450 (C or better), PETE 3025, PHYS 2112, PETE 3036, CE 2200, PETE 2032
• Semester 5:
CE 2200, PETE 3050, ME 3333, PETE 2034, PETE 3085, PETE 3053, ENGL 2000
• Semester 6:
CE 3400, PETE 3037, PETE 4045, General Education course - Arts, Approved Geology Elective, PETE 3061
• Semester 7:
PETE 4051, Approved Technical Elective, PETE 4059, PETE 4998, General Education course - Humanities, PETE 4047, PETE Design Course
• Semester 8:
PETE 4058, PETE 4060, PETE 4999, General Education course - Humanities, General Education course - Social Sciences, PETE 4056
• Areas of Concentration: Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage
• Approved Geology Elective: Any course from the Department of Geology & Geophysics numbered 3000 or above except GEOL 4165.
• Approved Technical Elective: EE 2950, CE 2460, ME 3133, or one of the following PETE courses: PETE 3320, PETE 4046, PETE 4083, PETE 4084, PETE 4085, PETE 4086, PETE 4087, PETE 4088, PETE 4089, PETE 4090, PETE 4145, PETE 4161, PETE 4190, PETE 4241.
• PETE 4998 and PETE 4999 projects must be CCUS projects to earn the concentration.
• PETE 4056 simulation project must be a CCUS project to earn the concentration.
• All courses are listed with their credit hours.