ENER 1110 — Introduction to the Energy Industry
4 credits · Vocational, Energy & Manufacturing
Description
This foundational course introduces students to the energy industry with a focus on real-world applications in the Permian Basin. Through a series of five authentic, project-based experiences, students explore how energy systems are designed, selected, and implemented to meet global and local energy demands. Students will investigate various renewable and nonrenewable energy sources, analyze geological and technical data to determine drilling locations, and propose engineering solutions to real challenges faced by professionals in oil and gas operations. Students will gain hands-on experience using industry-relevant equipment and develop critical technical skills in GIS mapping, engineering design, technical communication, and decision-making using tools such as decision matrices, engineering notebooks, and technical posters.
Prerequisites & Corequisites
None listed.
Sections
No sections scheduled.