Program Learning Outcomes
The School of Energy Resources was created in 2006 to enhance the University of Wyoming’s
energy-related education, research and outreach. The Energy Resource Management and
Development Program is designed to meet the demands of the energy workforce and enhance
social literacy related to complex energy issues. Competency-based learning that integrates
problem solving, critical analysis of uncertain and complex issues, and constant improvement
in performance are overarching components of our undergraduate program.
Energy Resource Management and Development Program Learning Outcomes:
- Identify or describe fundamental concepts of energy systems.
- Illustrate a foundational understanding of business fundamentals relative to energy
companies, including organizational structure, management, entrepreneurship and international
commerce.
- Make use of critical thinking and problem solving methods within a written group energy
project.
Energy and Environmental Systems Concentration Outcomes:
- Outline the skills in environmental monitoring and compliance.
- Explain energy regulation and management.
- Demonstrate the necessary skills related to the physical and social science dimensions
of sustainability.
Professional Land Management Concentration Outcomes:
- Apply Concepts and skills to real world problems to gain practical understanding and
experience.
- Identify and navigate a valid real property transaction from contract to transfer
of title.
- Define and navigate the legal and regulatory hurdles for energy development on federal,
state, and fee lands.
Energy Resource Management Minor:
The Energy Resource Management minor will provide students with an understanding of
the complex role energy plays by meeting the following learning outcomes.
- Gain appreciation and understanding of fundamental concepts of energy systems.
- Acquire a foundational understanding of the commercial aspects of energy industries.
- Exhibit critical thinking and problem solving related to energy and environmental
problems.
- Apply knowledge of energy technology to societal problems requiring economic and policy
analysis while working in a multidisciplinary environment.
