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Tribal Energy Management, A.A.S.

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This Associates of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree in Tribal Energy Management will provide students with a concentration of tribal energy business, and management/leadership education. Students are also given options to increase their knowledge in the Energy and Safety industry. Students may take General Education and Energy core curriculum online. The Tribal Energy Management (TEMS) courses are face-to-face, as well as, some of the School of Energy technical curriculum. Please contact the school advisor for help with curriculum planning.

General Education Requirements: 15-16 credits

ENGL-111 Freshman Composition 3 cr. OR
ENGL-118 Technical Composition 3 cr.
ENGL-211 Advanced Composition 3 cr. OR
ENGL-218 Advanced Technical Composition 3 cr. OR
COMM-110 Public Speaking 3 cr. OR
COMM-111 Interpersonal Communication 3 cr. OR
COMM-120 Bus & Prof Communication 3 cr.
MATH-113 Math for Technical Careers 4 cr. OR
MATH-115 Intermediate Algebra-Applications 4 cr. OR
MATH-130 Conceptual Mathematics 3 cr. OR
MATH-160 College Algebra 3 cr. OR Higher
COSC-125 Business Microcomputer Applications 3 cr. OR
COSC-137 Energy Industry Microcomputer 3 cr.
Humanities/Fine Arts & Social/Behavioral Science 3 cr.

Energy Core Requirements: 15 credits

The Energy Core courses are online. Students may earn a certificate in Foundations of Energy Production by completing the General Education requirements (15 cr.) and the Energy Core requirements (15 cr.).

Tribal Energy Management Requirements: 15 credits

Tribal Energy Management courses are offered face-to-face. Students may earn a certificate in Tribal Energy Management by completing the General Education requirements (15-16 cr.) and the Tribal Energy Management requirements (15 cr.).

Technical Core Requirements: 15-16 credits - SELECT ONE OPTION

Students must select one option under the Technical Core Requirements to complete the A.A.S. in Tribal Energy Management. The technical core courses will provide students a minor concentration in an energy technical field. Students may earn an additional A.A.S. degree in a technical field by taking another semester of coursework. Please contact a School of Energy advisor for additional information.

OPTION 1 - Advanced Petroleum Production Operation - 15 Credits

ENER-112 Introduction to the Wellhead 0.5 cr.
ENER-113 Introduction to Separators & Tanks 0.5 cr.
ENER-116 Introduction to Plunger Lift Systems 0.5 cr.
ENER-117 Introduction to Pumping Unit 0.5 cr.
ENER-118 Introduction to Gas Lift 0.5 cr.
ENER-119 Intro to Gas Measurement 0.5 cr.
ENER-120 Introduction to Dehydration 0.5 cr.
ENER-121 Introduction to Automation 0.5 cr.
ENER-122 Introduction to Compression 0.5 cr.
ENER-131 Basic Electrical Theory 0.5 cr.
ENER-132 Basic Engine Theory 0.5 cr.
ENER-133 Compressor Valves 0.5 cr.
ENER-134 Using a Multi-meter 0.5 cr.
ENER-135 Emissions Detection, Analysis, & Control 0.5 cr.
ENER-137 Reading Measurement Tools 0.5 cr.
ENER-138 Rotary Compressor Concepts 0.5 cr.
ENER-139 Shaft Alignment 0.5 cr.
ENER-141 Introduction to Disposal Well Operations 0.5 cr.
ENER-214 Why We Use Compression 0.5 cr.
ENER-215 Advanced Separator 0.5 cr.
ENER-216 Advanced Liquid and Gas Measurement 0.5 cr.
ENER-217 Introduction to Cathodic Protection 0.5 cr.
ENER-218 Gas Measurement Witnessing 0.5 cr.
ENER-219 Wellsite Motor Valves and Controllers 0.5 cr.
ENER-220 Pressure and Temperature Controllers 0.5 cr.
LSOP-111 Production Field Tech 2 cr.
LSOP-230 Theory of Line Locating 0.5 cr.

OPTION 2 - Instrumentation - 15 Credits

INST-115 Applied Basic DC Circuits 4 cr.
INST-155 Applied Basic AC Circuits 4 cr.
INST-225 Motors and Motor Control 4 cr.
IPOP-245 Maintenance Overview for Operations 4 cr.

OPTION 3 - Industrial Process Operator Program (IPOP) 16 Credits

OPTION 4 - Industrial Maintenance Mechanic - 16 Credits

MECH-230 Introduction to Mechanical Maintenance 4 cr.
MECH-235 Mechanical Drives I 4 cr.
MECH-240 Rigging 4 cr.
MECH-261 Pumps I and Piping Systems 4 cr.

OPTION 5 - Petroleum Production (LSOP) - 15 Credits

OPTION 6 - Occupational Safety - 15 Credits

The Occupational Safety courses are offered online and are 8-week classes.

SAFE-250 Management of Safety Work 2 cr.
SAFE-251 Hazard Communication & Right-To-Know 1 cr.
SAFE-252 Environmental Management 2 cr.
SAFE-253 Safety & Health Training 1 cr.
SAFE-254 Worker’s Compensation 1 cr.
SAFE-255 Fleet Safety 1 cr.
SAFE-257 Emergency Preparedness 1 cr.
SAFE-258 Fire Prevention and Protection 2 cr.
SAFE-259 Industrial Hygiene 2 cr.
SAFE-260 Personal Protective Equipment 1 cr.
SAFE-261 Ergonomics and Human Factors 1 cr.

TOTAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS: 60-62 credits

Suggested Course Sequence Full-time Students:

Fall 1 Full Time: 15-16 credits

ENGL-111 Freshman Composition 3 cr. OR
ENGL-118 Technical Composition 3 cr.
MATH-113 Math for Technical Careers 4 cr. OR
MATH-115 Intermediate Algebra-Applications 4 cr. OR
MATH-130 Conceptual Mathematics 3 cr. OR
MATH-160 College Algebra 3 cr. OR Higher
Take 9 credits of Energy Core Courses: ENGY-110, ENGY-120, ENGY-125, ENGY-126, ENGY-130, or ENGY-133.

Spring 1 Full Time: 15 credits

ENGL-211 Advanced Composition 3 cr. OR
ENGL-218 Advanced Technical Composition 3 cr. OR
COMM-110 Public Speaking 3 cr. OR
COMM-111 Interpersonal Communication 3 cr. OR
COMM-120 Bus & Prof Communication 3 cr.
COSC-125 Business Microcomputer Applications 3 cr. OR
COSC-137 Energy Industry Microcomputer 3 cr.
Humanities/Fine Arts & Social/Behavioral Sciences 3 cr.
Take 6 credits of ENGY core curriculum.

Fall 2 Full Time: 15 credits

Spring 2 Full Time: 15-16 credits

TEMS-213 Doing Business on Tribal Lands: A Practical Approach 3 cr.
Technical Core - SELECTED OPTION 12-13 cr.

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