Petroleum (Program and Technical Electives) [Engineering]

The two program electives should be chosen from the following:

• ACCTG 300 - Introduction to Accounting
• B LAW 301 - Legal Foundations of the Canadian Economy
• B LAW 428 - Natural Resource and Environmental Law
• CH E 343 - Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
• CH E 522 - Fundamentals of Oil Sands Upgrading
• CH E 534 - Fundamentals of Oilsands Extraction
• CIV E 265 - Engineering Drawing and Computer Graphics
• CME 265
• EAS 204 - Environment Alberta
• EAS 205 - Environment Earth
• EAS 209 - Geology of Western Canada and the National and Provincial Parks
• EAS 323 - Introduction to Hydrogeology
• ECON 355
• ECON 365 - Resource Economics
• ECON 366 - Energy Economics
• ECE 341 - Analytical Methods in Electrical Engineering
• ENGG 406 - Engineering Safety and Risk Management - Methodologies and Tools
• ENGG 420 - Engineering Law
• ENG M 530 - Engineering Project Management
• FIN 301 - Introduction to Finance
• FIN 422 - Capital Investment
• GEOPH 224 - Geophysical Exploration Techniques
• GEOPH 326 - Seismic Imaging
• MAT E 345 - Corrosion, Oxidation, and Degradation
• MATH 253 - Theory of Interest
• MATH 300 - Advanced Boundary Value Problems I
• MATH 311 - Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable
• MATH 337 - Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
• MATH 436 - Intermediate Partial Differential Equations I
• MATH 438
• MEC E 340 - Applied Thermodynamics
• OM 352 - Operations Management
• OM 422 - Simulation and Computer Modelling Techniques in Management
• OM 426
• PHYS 230 - Electricity and Magnetism
• SMO 301 - Behavior in Organizations
• SMO 321 - Introduction to Strategic Management and Organization Design
• SMO 402 - Management Skills for Supervisors and Leaders
• SMO 404 - Interpersonal Communication and Team Management
• SMO 412 - Effective Negotiations
• STAT 361 - Sampling Techniques
• STAT 368 - Introduction to Design and Analysis of Experiments

Notes

Credit will only be given for one of B LAW 301  and ENGG 420 , and for one of EAS 204  and EAS 205 . ACCTG 300  can be used as either a program or complementary elective.

Note: That some of these courses may have prerequisites. Other courses may be taken with Department approval.