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    This document outlines a 4-year degree plan for a Petroleum Engineering major, including required courses each semester. In the freshman year, students take general education courses like composition, calculus, chemistry, physics, and geology. The sophomore year focuses on additional math, physics, and introductory engineering courses. Junior year courses cover drilling, reservoir, and well engineering. The senior year has courses on production engineering, well testing, and a capstone senior design project, along with remaining general education requirements.

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    This document outlines a 4-year degree plan for a Petroleum Engineering major, including required courses each semester. In the freshman year, students take general education courses like composition, calculus, chemistry, physics, and geology. The sophomore year focuses on additional math, physics, and introductory engineering courses. Junior year courses cover drilling, reservoir, and well engineering. The senior year has courses on production engineering, well testing, and a capstone senior design project, along with remaining general education requirements.

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    Petroleum Engineering

    Freshman Year
    Fall
    ENGL 1301
    MATH 2413
    CHEM 1311
    CHEM 1111
    GEOL 1301
    GEOL 1101

    Composition I
    Calculus I
    General Chemistry
    Gen Chemistry Lab
    Physical Geology
    Physical Geology Lab

    Hours
    3
    4
    3
    1
    3
    1
    15

    Spring
    ENGL 1302
    MATH 2414
    PHYS 2325
    PHYS 2125
    PLSC 2305
    COMM

    Hours
    3
    1
    3
    4
    3
    3
    17

    Spring
    MATH 3320
    ENGR 2302
    GEOL 3312
    GEOL 3112
    PENG 3302
    PENG 3307

    Hours
    3
    3
    3
    3
    1
    3
    1
    17

    Spring
    ARTS
    ENGR 3375
    PENG 3305
    PENG 3326
    PENG 4304

    Hours
    3
    3
    3
    1
    3
    3
    16

    Spring

    Composition II
    Calculus II
    University Physics I
    University Physics I Lab
    American National Politics
    Communication elective

    Hours
    3
    4
    3
    1
    3
    3
    17

    32

    Hours
    3
    3
    3
    1
    3
    3
    16

    33

    Sophomore Year
    Fall
    PHYS 2326
    PHYS 2126
    ENGR 2301
    MATH 2415
    MATH 3301
    PENG 2301

    University Physics II
    University Physics II Lab
    Engr. Mechanics: Statics
    Calculus III
    Statistics
    Petroleum Fundamentals

    Differential Equations
    Engr. Mechanics: Dynamics
    Sedimentary Rocks
    Sedimentary Rocks Lab
    Res. Rock and Fluids Prop.
    Formation Evaluation

    Junior Year
    Fall
    HIST 1301
    ENGR 3354
    ENGR 3332
    PENG 3301
    PENG 3101
    PENG 3304
    PENG 3104

    US History to 1877
    Intro. To Fluid Mechanics
    Mechanics of Materials
    Drilling Engineering
    Drilling Fluids Lab
    Reservoir Engineering
    Res. Engineering Lab

    Arts Elective
    Intro. To Thermodynamics
    Well Design
    Pet. Res. Econ. & Val.
    Natural Gas Reservoir Engr.

    Hours
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    15

    32

    Senior Year
    Fall
    PLSC 2306
    ENGL
    ENGR 4195
    PENG 4301
    PENG 4302
    PENG 4305

    State and Local Politics


    Literature Elective
    Professional Practice
    Production Engineering
    Well Testing
    Reservoir Engineering II

    HIST 1302
    PENG 4303
    PENG 4410

    Social Science Elective


    US History since 1877
    Reservoir Description
    Senior Design

    Hours
    3
    3
    3
    4
    13

    29
    126

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