McDougall School of Petroleum Engineering

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For more information about degree offerings by the faculty of the McDougall School of Petroleum Engineering, visit the McDougall School of Petroleum Engineering webpage.

The McDougall School of Petroleum Engineering offers a curriculum leading to the Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering (B.S.P.E.)  degree. The B.S. degree program in petroleum engineering  is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.

The objective of the undergraduate program is to provide basic and applied knowledge in petroleum engineering, with equal emphasis on drilling and completion, production and reservoir areas using the fundamental building blocks of mathematics, physical and engineering sciences.

Program Educational Objectives:

• Our alumni become compentent petroleum engineering professionals.
• Our alumni are able to analyze and design engineering systems, understand the associated uncertainties, and evaluate the economic, environmental, and social impacts.
• Our alumni are able to synthesize inputs from various sources, apply multidisciplinary fundamentals, and articulate technical concepts.

The basic 132-credit-hour curriculum is sufficiently flexible to allow a student to pursue options in geosciences, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, or graduate school with a few additional courses.

Programs

• Petroleum Engineering, B.S.P.E.

Courses

• PE 1001 Introduction to Petroleum Engineering
• PE 2101 Rock and Fluid Properties Lab
• PE 2113 Rock Properties
• PE 2123 Fluid Properties
• PE 3003 Petroleum Economics and Property Evaluation
• PE 3013 Computer Applications in Petroleum Engineering
• PE 3023 Reservoir Engineering I
• PE 3041 Drilling Lab
• PE 3043 Drilling Engineering I
• PE 3073 Production Engineering I
• PE 3323 Unconventional Resources
• PE 3553 Practice of Petroleum Engineering
• PE 4043 Drilling Engineering II
• PE 4053 Formation Evaluation
• PE 4063 Well Construction and Completion Design
• PE 4071 Production Engineering Lab
• PE 4073 Production Engineering II
• PE 4113 Reservoir Engineering II
• PE 4183 Flow Assurance
• PE 4513 Integrated Reservoir Modeling
• PE 4643 Directional and Horizontal Drilling
• PE 4663 Well Stimulation
• PE 4863 Special Topics in Petroleum Engineering
• PE 4871-3 Research in Petroleum Engineering
• PE 4983 Capstone Design
• PE 4991-3 Independent Study

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