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Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering: professors and courses

Course codes EER, PGE

Who teaches here

Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering professors and instructors
NameTeaches
Professors · 28
Matthew Thomas Balhoff CVProfessorPore scale and multiscale modeling · Flow and transport in porous media · Reservoir engineering
PGE 323L
J Eric Bickel CVProfessorValuing seismic information · Optimal development plans in unconventional reservoirs · Optimal sequencing of exploration wells
No classes listed this year
Hugh C Daigle Evaluations CVProfessorCharacterizing physical and transport properties of rocks · Petrophysical measurement and assessment techniques · Applications of nanoparticles in subsurface engineering · Geohazard detection and prediction
PGE 424
Mojdeh Delshad CVResearch professor
PGE 379, PGE 383
David DiCarlo Evaluations CVAssociate professorFluid flow · Pore-scale physics · Preferential and compositional displacements · Gas injection processes
PGE 326, PGE 388, PGE 427
David N Espinoza EvaluationsCVProfessor
PGE 334, PGE 379, PGE 383
John Timothy Foster Evaluations CVProfessorExperimental and computational geomechanics · Fracture mechanics · Hydraulic fracturing · Anomalous flow in porous media
PGE 311, PGE 323M, PGE 379, PGE 383
Byron Haynes Jr EvaluationsCVAssociate professor of practice
PGE 333T, PGE 379, PGE 383
Zoya Heidari Evaluations CVProfessorPetrophysics · borehole geophysics · formation evaluation · rock physics
PGE 358, PGE 381L
Chun HuhResearch professor
No classes listed this year
Larry W LakeProfessorEnhanced oil recovery · Reservoir engineering · Reservoir characterization · Geochemical modeling and simulation
No classes listed this year
Yingda Lu Evaluations CVAssistant professorParaffin gelation and deposition in multiphase flow · Asphaltene precipitation and deposition · Rheological and flow behaviors of non-Newtonian petroleum fluids · Applications of molecular simulation in oil and gas production
PGE 326, PGE 362
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Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering professors and instructors, continued
NameTeaches
Professors · 28
Krishan A Malik CVAdjunct professor
EER 396, PGE 383
Alberto Lopez Manriquez EvaluationsCVAssociate professor of practice
PGE 365, PGE 373L, PGE 379
Kishore Mohanty Evaluations CVProfessorNanotechnology · Petrophysics · Reservoir engineering · Enhanced oil recovery
PGE 379, PGE 381M, PGE 383
Quoc Phuc Nguyen Evaluations CVProfessorChemical and gas enhanced oil recovery · Conformance control technology · Stimulated production of unconventional resources
PGE 322K, PGE 383
Ryosuke Okuno Evaluations CVProfessorEnhanced oil recovery · Thermal oil recovery · Oil displacement theory · Numerical reservoir simulation
PGE 387K, PGE 427
Jon E Olson CVProfessor
PGE 301
Eric van Oort Evaluations CVProfessorRig automation · Zonal isolation · Borehole stability and lost circulation · Frac optimization
PGE 383, PGE 430
Masa Prodanovic Evaluations CVProfessorFluid displacement in porous media · Porous matrix and microfractured media characterization · Unconventional reservoirs modeling · Ferrohydrodynamics
PGE 311, PGE 322K
Michael Pyrcz Evaluations CVProfessorIntegrated reservoir characterization · Unconventional resources · Petrophysics and pore-scale processes · Geologic carbon storage
PGE 338, PGE 379, PGE 383
Arvind P Ravikumar Evaluations CVAssistant professorAir emissions and air quality · Carbon management · Climate and energy policy · Energy life cycle assessment
PGE 379, PGE 383
Kamy Sepehrnoori Evaluations CVProfessorReservoir simulation development and application · Simulation of enhanced oil recovery processes · Computational methods · Parallel computations
PGE 381K
Mukul M Sharma Evaluations CVProfessorFormation damage · Petrophysics · Fluid flow in porous media · Hydraulic fracturing
PGE 379, PGE 383
Wen Song Evaluations CVAssociate professorEnhanced oil recovery · Petrophysics and pore scale processes · Reservoir engineering · Unconventional resources
PGE 323K, PGE 379, PGE 383
Brian R Sullivan CVProfessor of practice
PGE 379
Hewei Tang Evaluations CVAssistant professorDirect air capture with geothermal energy · Fracture characterization in enhanced geothermal systems · Using neural operators for subsurface simulations
PGE 338, PGE 379
Carlos Torres-Verdin Evaluations CVProfessorBorehole geophysics · Petrophysics · Formation evaluation · Well logging
PGE 358, PGE 385K
Lecturers and instructors · 1
Andrew Logan CVLecturer
No classes listed this year

Who teaches each course

Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering: who teaches each course
CourseTaught by
EER 396Krishan A Malik
PGE 301Jon E Olson
PGE 311John Timothy Foster, Masa Prodanovic
PGE 322KQuoc Phuc Nguyen, Masa Prodanovic
PGE 323KWen Song
PGE 323LMatthew Thomas Balhoff
PGE 323MJohn Timothy Foster
PGE 326David DiCarlo, Yingda Lu
PGE 333TByron Haynes Jr
PGE 334David N Espinoza
PGE 338Michael Pyrcz, Hewei Tang
PGE 358Zoya Heidari, Carlos Torres-Verdin
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Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering: who teaches each course, continued
CourseTaught by
PGE 362Yingda Lu
PGE 365Alberto Lopez Manriquez
PGE 373LAlberto Lopez Manriquez
PGE 379Mojdeh Delshad, David N Espinoza, John Timothy Foster, Byron Haynes Jr, Alberto Lopez Manriquez, Kishore Mohanty, Michael Pyrcz, Arvind P Ravikumar, Mukul M Sharma, Wen Song, Brian R Sullivan, Hewei Tang
PGE 381KKamy Sepehrnoori
PGE 381LZoya Heidari
PGE 381MKishore Mohanty
PGE 383Mojdeh Delshad, David N Espinoza, John Timothy Foster, Byron Haynes Jr, Krishan A Malik, Kishore Mohanty, Quoc Phuc Nguyen, Eric van Oort, Michael Pyrcz, Arvind P Ravikumar, Mukul M Sharma, Wen Song
PGE 385KCarlos Torres-Verdin
PGE 387KRyosuke Okuno
PGE 388David DiCarlo
PGE 424Hugh C Daigle
PGE 427David DiCarlo, Ryosuke Okuno
PGE 430Eric van Oort
Bachelor’s degrees2 programs
Master’s degrees1 program
Doctoral degrees1 program
Pay after graduationUp to $139,900
Median pay after graduation by field
Field of study1 year out4 years out
Petroleum EngineeringBachelor’s · Petroleum engineering$87,400$139,900

Median earnings of graduates who received federal student aid, from the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard: 1 year out is 2020–21 pay (2022 dollars), 4 years out is 2019–20 pay (2021 dollars). Fields group related programs.

About the department

Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering is part of Cockrell School of Engineering, led by Dean Roger T. Bonnecaze. Its course codes are EER and PGE.

SourcesUT catalog, HB 2504

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