GRADUATE CATALOG - The Petroleum Institute
GRADUATE CATALOG - The Petroleum Institute GRADUATE CATALOG - The Petroleum Institute
Graduate Catalog | Academic Year 2013 – 2014Academic Programs and Curriculae-Learning EnvironmentThe e-Learning environment at the Petroleum Institute is state-of-the-art, consisting of two major components:A leading web-based conferencing system, designed to accommodate registered graduate students byallowing them the opportunity to take classes while on site duty away from Abu Dhabi.The Blackboard® Learning Management System (LMS), used by instructors at the Petroleum Institute tocommunicate announcements and deliver material to students. In addition, the system plays other rolesthat centralize course management to the instructor and centralize course resources to the studentResidential students are expected to attend classes at the Petroleum Institute. Students using the PetroleumInstitute e-Learning system are required to attend at least once a month at the Petroleum Institute, in additionto taking their exams at the Petroleum Institute. Only under rare circumstances are off-Campus studentsallowed to take exams at their work site that are away from Abu Dhabi. In such cases, exams are proctored bythe student's site coordinator. Homework assignments may be submitted through the Blackboard LMS.The e-Learning System is assessed every semester by both faculty and staff through evaluation forms prepared bythe Graduate School specifically for the Petroleum Institute e-Learning system. Results are used to enhance thesystem to better suit the needs of its users as well as keep up pace with the latest in technology.All other policies, procedures, and admission and degree completion requirements governing on Campus graduatestudents such as selection of advisor, graduate advisory committee, research topic, etc. apply to students takinggraduate courses by distance delivery mechanisms.Page 39
Graduate Catalog | Academic Year 2013 – 2014Chemical Engineering DepartmentDepartment Mission and DescriptionThe mission of the Chemical Engineering Department at the Petroleum Institute is to provide a world-classeducation in chemical engineering science, and to produce graduates and future leaders who are capable ofmeeting or exceeding the needs and expectations of PI sponsors from oil and gas, and broader energy industry.In addition, graduates will engage in life-long learning that will enable them to keep abreast of and effectivelycontribute to their advancement in the profession.Master of Science and Master of Engineering in Chemical EngineeringEducational Objectives and OutcomesMaster of Science (M. Sc.) in Chemical EngineeringEducational Objectives1. Provide graduates with an outstanding education, research skills and knowledge required to furthertheir career aspirations;2. Prepare graduates to go on for further education under PhD programs;3. Raise the academic and professional visibility of the PI through the publication of scholarly works;4. Provide PI partners in the oil and gas industry with a pool of highly qualified personnel who can utilizetheir knowledge of contemporary technology to better develop business opportunities;5. Enhance the technological profile of PI partners in the oil and gas industry, the UAE, and the regionaland global oil and gas industry.OutcomesUpon completion of the Master of Science in Chemical Engineering, the graduates will:1. Be able to successfully apply advanced concepts of basic sciences and chemical engineering science to theformulation and solution of complex chemical engineering problems;Page 40
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Graduate Catalog | Academic Year 2013 – 2014Academic Programs and Curriculae-Learning Environment<strong>The</strong> e-Learning environment at the <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> is state-of-the-art, consisting of two major components:A leading web-based conferencing system, designed to accommodate registered graduate students byallowing them the opportunity to take classes while on site duty away from Abu Dhabi.<strong>The</strong> Blackboard® Learning Management System (LMS), used by instructors at the <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> tocommunicate announcements and deliver material to students. In addition, the system plays other rolesthat centralize course management to the instructor and centralize course resources to the studentResidential students are expected to attend classes at the <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Institute</strong>. Students using the <strong>Petroleum</strong><strong>Institute</strong> e-Learning system are required to attend at least once a month at the <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Institute</strong>, in additionto taking their exams at the <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Institute</strong>. Only under rare circumstances are off-Campus studentsallowed to take exams at their work site that are away from Abu Dhabi. In such cases, exams are proctored bythe student's site coordinator. Homework assignments may be submitted through the Blackboard LMS.<strong>The</strong> e-Learning System is assessed every semester by both faculty and staff through evaluation forms prepared bythe Graduate School specifically for the <strong>Petroleum</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> e-Learning system. Results are used to enhance thesystem to better suit the needs of its users as well as keep up pace with the latest in technology.All other policies, procedures, and admission and degree completion requirements governing on Campus graduatestudents such as selection of advisor, graduate advisory committee, research topic, etc. apply to students takinggraduate courses by distance delivery mechanisms.Page 39