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Curriculum
Our courses provide the multidisciplinary training required in today’s resource industries. Courses develop the skills required to interpret geological, geophysical and engineering datasets. We also emphasize soft skills: professional presentations, report writing and teamwork.
Required
All five core courses are required of every student in the program.
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IPG 510 |
Rock Properties, Petrophysics, Well Log Analysis |
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IPG 512 |
Seismic Interpretation |
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IPG 514 |
Sedimentary Basin Analysis |
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IPG 516 |
Petroleum Production (Introduction to Reservoir Engineering) |
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IPG 518 |
Geological Reservoir Analysis |
Electives
Students select five optional courses. Additional options exist in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Physics and Civil Engineering. Course selections require approval of the IEG program director.
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EAS 520A |
Petroleum Structural Geology · intensive module |
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EAS 520B |
Geothermics · intensive module |
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EAS 520C |
Hydrological Modeling · intensive module |
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EAS 520D |
Coupled Reactive Transport Modeling · intensive module |
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EAS 536 |
Mineralogy, Petrology, Geochemistry |
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EAS 541 |
Topics in Tectonics |
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EAS 562 |
Advanced Stratigraphy and Sedimentary Basins |
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EAS 565 |
Advanced Sedimentology |
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EAS 585 |
Advanced Digital Remote Sensing |
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GEOPH 524 |
Electromagnetic and Gravity Fields |
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GEOPH 526 |
Signal Processing |
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GEOPH 531 |
Migration and Inversion of Seismic Data |
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GEOPH 538 |
Seismic Data Processing |
Course approval
Course selections require approval of the IEG program director. Detailed course descriptions are found in the University Calendar.
Delivery
Courses are offered as regular term courses across the fall and winter terms of the first year.
The EAS 520 series runs as two-week intensive modules in the spring and summer terms.
The final 5.5 months are dedicated to the capstone project, with 3 credits registered in the last term.
Review the entrance requirements and the application package before you apply to the IEG program.