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1 Master of Engineering PETE 665 PETE 662 PETE 661 PETE 663 PETE 664
Reservoir Option PETE 662 Production Option PETE 661 Drilling Option PETE 663 Economics and Evaluation Option PETE 664 Projects PETE 603 612 620 623 664 681 689 MATH 601 PETE 602 603 620 Management 622 681 STAT 601 PETE 602 603 620 625 689 681 MATH 601 PETE 603 618 664 681 STAT 601 PETE 603 609 648 620 613 605 611 Need numbers PETE 665 692 PETE 665 692 PETE 665 692 PETE 665 692 PETE 665 692 Final Project Tech Writing Link to sample projects/need correct numbers

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