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1 Welcome to the Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering

2 What is Petroleum Engineering?
Locate, evaluate and develop the world’s oil and natural gas supply Reservoir Engineering Drilling Engineering Production Engineering Geology/Geophysics Design and manage well systems Provide the world’s energy needs safely and environmentally sound Three (3) primary fields of focus: Drilling Production/Completions Reservoir 2

3 Fun Facts What is the longest drilled oil well in the world?
How much oil is produced in the U.S. each day? What are oil & gas used for?

4 Many executives of major, multinational oil companies are Aggie Petroleum Engineers
Aggie Network Over 200 CEOs of Major/Independent Energy Companies (since 1937) 4 National Academy of Engineers 8 SPE Presidents 10 Campus Buildings Named after PETE Alumni

5 The Texas A&M PETE Program
Texas A&M enrollment = 58,724 College of Engineering = 15,352 Petroleum Engineering = 641 undergraduates (Soph.-Sen.) and 427 graduate students Undergraduate program size is restricted from growth 40 professors and lecturers (4 National Academy of Engineering) Undergraduate program---best in the nation (most recent ranking, U.S. News and World Report) Study abroad opportunities including China, Germany, Brazil, Scotland, Greece, Qatar and more!

6 What Do Texas A&M Petroleum Engineers Study?
Freshman year – Engineering Foundation English, math, science, intro engineering Sophomore year – Advanced Engineering Concepts, Begin Major Math, geology, engineering science, first petroleum engineering courses (drilling, petrophysics) Junior year – Fully Invested in Major foundation petroleum engineering courses (reservoir, production, petroleum evaluations) Senior year – Advanced Major Topics advanced petroleum engineering courses plus technical electives & capstone design course Summer after Sophomore or Junior year All PETE Students are required to complete a full summer internship in the oil & gas industry Optional study abroad opportunities

7 Many Aspects of Petroleum Engineering
Mathematics Science Engineering Communication Finance/Business/Economics Politics/World Events

8 Society of Petroleum Engineers
The largest official student organization at Texas A&M Second largest student chapter in the world! Winner of the Outstanding Student Chapter Award Connect TAMU PETE’s with the industry

9 For more information see a PETE advisor:
Professor McLeroy, Director Dr. Ding Zhu, Honor Program Coordinator Ms. Gail Krueger, Sr Administrator We are located in Room 501 Richardson Bldg. Society of Petroleum Engineers Student Contact: Alex Lambros, Director of Recruitment

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