What are the requirements to become a Reservoir Engineer?
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Academic\nBachelor's or Master's Degree in Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering \n\nOther\nValid driver's license and safe driving record \nAbility to interact effectively in a diverse team environment \nAbility to effectively communicate technical data
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Do a course in enginbeering
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I think that today's Army require you to have a high school diploma, or at the very least a GED certificate.Call the Army Recruiting office and check it out.
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In the US there are universities that teach petroleum engineering. I'm sure a web search can give you more information. In addition to the usual engineering courses in physics, chemistry, math, thermodynamics, statics and dymanics, there will be courses in geology and other areas directly related to oil exploration and production.
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You could consult the college catelogue. They can tell you what they require and what they don't. \n\nYour best source of correct information is to go straight to the source rather than asking a bunch of 13 year olds who are bored in study hall.
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A major in biology-zoology if the have it, specializing in Ichthyology.  A minor in physics and/or engineering- For core requirements  would be biology, zoology, biochem 1, and calculus to get you into the major study listed above.
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there qualifications to make sure that are able to do there job corectly
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1) Thorogh knowledge of ur working area.\n2) Should have good knowledge of ur system & latest technology in ur field.
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- You build your capacity.\n- To build your managerial capacity you have to get experience from the typical working environment.\n- Certifications are only meant for an additional reference.\n- Dont forget certifications are only added qualifications but not consider it as a required qualification.\n- The RESULT what you are going to contribute to the company is the practical experience.\n- Keep it in mind and please work towards that.\n- All the best.\n-------------
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I'm a Civil Engineer and the answer to your question depends on the type of engineering that you want to pursue.  Most types will require math and possibly science courses.  You need to choose the type first (civil, mechanical, electrical, etc.) then within those types you also need to consider what you want to do - do you want to do design, research, construction, etc.  If you like office work and are good mathmatically you may want to look towards design whereas if you like being outside and seeing engineering in practice you may go down a different path.  Set you path to your abilities and your interests.  If you enjoy something you will do better at it and this is a lifetime choice so think wisely.
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Surely you should know this.\n\nWhy don't you look at the course requirements and find out exactly what is needed?
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You need to have at least a year of adult ICU experience (after getting a BSN and becoming a nurse),take the GRE (graduate record examination) some schools will take the MAT test (miller analogies test),you need to have plenty of chemistry classes (inorganic,organic,biochem,general chem 1 and 2). These are the requirements for ECU. You need to check with a school in your area to be sure you meet the requirements. But most schools want an adult ICU experience.
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Here are the requirements
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To do it accurately you may need a PhD. \nOtherwise, build a trough with an uneven bottom.  Then build a ramp to the trough.  On the top of the ramp have a bucket that is constantly being filled with water from a fish tank pump.  Make the bucket so that when it is filled to a certain level it tips and pours down the ramp into the trough.
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Your best course would be to visit such an industry and/or ask someone that currently works in that field.  I know you can study Geology for oil related work.  Obviously, chemistry for the other.  Good Luck!
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1. Go to a university that awards Bachelor of Science in Engineering and/or Bachelor of Engineering. Make sure the school is ABET accredited.\n2. Earn an Engineering degree.\n3. Take and pass the Engineer In Training (EIT) exam.\n4. Get at least 4 years experience.\n5. Take and pass the Profesional Engineer exam.\n\nThen, and only then, can you truly call yourself an Engineer.
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Years ago, no there were no requirements.  They trained you on the job.  Now a days I believe they require you to attend a couple hours of instruction in order to "let you loose on the patients."  You need to know the things you are and are not allowed to do, such as fill up the water jug or not.  Someone may ask for water and not beable to have any because of surgery etc.....So, you must call your local hospital, ask to speak to someone who is in charge of candy stripers, that you would like to know what the job requirements are and would be interested in applying after you receive that information.  They will connect you................good luck........volunteer work is very self gratifying........you'll love it