Bachelor of Applied Technology - Petroleum Engineering, Applied Degree Courses

Description

The two-year applied degree program prepares graduates for career opportunities in the petroleum industry in such areas as oil and gas exploration, drilling, reservoir and production engineering, gas process engineering, oil and gas facilities design and operation, upgrading and refining operations and economic analysis. In order to enroll for the following classes, acceptance into the Bachelor of Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering Applied Degree program and department approvals are required. For more information or to register, contact 403.284.8451.

Please note: the courses listed below do not make up the entire degree program. These are just some of the courses available in the degree program that are offered through Continuing or Distance Education.

For information on the entire degree program, please visit Bachelor of Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering.

Courses

• DRLG 412 - Drilling  1.5 credits
• DRLG 451 - Drilling Technology - Advanced  3 credits
• ENVS 402 - Environmental Considerations  1.5 credits
• RESR 464 - Heavy Oil Recovery  1.5 credits
• ECON 404 - Petroleum Economics 1.5 credits
• GEOL 410 - Petroleum Geology 1.5 credits
• PTPR 412 - Production Operations Engineering 1.5 credits
• PROJ 421 - Project Management  1.5 credits
• RESR 412 - Reservoir  1.5 credits
• SAFE 412 - Safety in the Petroleum Industry  1.5 credits
• ADMN 411 - Team Skills  1.5 credits
• EVAL 402 - Well Logging 1.5 credits