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Oncology Pharmacy provides evidence-based, patient-centered medication therapy management and direct patient care for individuals with cancer, including treatment assessment and monitoring for potential adverse drug reactions and interactions. The purpose of this course is to present oncology pharmacy skills based on recommending, designing, implementing, monitoring, and modifying pharmacotherapeutic plans, reducing medication errors, and recognizing and responding to adverse physical and emotional issues that may arise during cancer treatment and when providing education and counseling. The student will be involved in maintaining and improving oncology practice by providing pharmacy services in various areas. Upon completion of the course, the student will be well prepared to practice in a variety of oncology settings.
- Teacher: Ahmet Bosnak
By preparing a project on a specific topic under the supervision of an academic advisor, the student will gain skills in writing a project report. Student is expected to research the scientific literature and cover information on a subject which will be established under supervision of an academic staff assigned by the Faculty. Therefore, in addition to writing a formal project report, the student will learn how to properly research the literature, finding new and prominent scientific literature using scientific search engines like NCBI PUBMED and others, they will also learn how to cite the researched published work properly and also how to write an original article avoiding any plagiarism.
- Teacher: Lara Alhajj
- Teacher: Nevzat BIrand
- Teacher: Airemwen Collins
- Teacher: Emmanuel Halilu
- Teacher: Mohammed Khan
- Teacher: Mohammed Qaoud
- Teacher: Mohammad Sohail
Advanced drilling technology covers the topics of rock characteristics, operation parameters, drilling cost, directional drilling and fishing operations. The course gives illustrations and calculation details of such activities, within the inclusion of recent advancements.
- Teacher: Ertan Akun
- Teacher: Ahmet Pamir
Elements of pipeline
design.
Route selection.
Pipeline transmission of natural gas and liquids.
Gas compressors,
coolers, and liquid pumps.
Hydraulics and transient flow behavior in liquid and
gas pipelines.
Pipeline mechanical design, materials selection and standards.
Construction, commissioning, protection, and operation.
Potential threats to pipeline
integrity.
- Teacher: Mustafa Ozyurtkan
Middle East region is the heart of the oil and natural gas world. 48% of the World proven oil and 40% of the gas reserves are located in this region. Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Qatar are among the most important reserve holders/exporters of hydrocarbons. Every petroleum and natural gas engineer should have a perfect understanding of the potential of the region, it’s vital role in the hydrocarbon supply chain and the geopolitics involved. Region is vitally important for major hydrocarbon importers as well. This course is designed to provide most up-to-date information on Middle East hydrocarbon profile and outlook. Since a significant number of our students are from the Middle East region, this will be a very timely, inspiring, and attractive new course.
- Teacher: Ahmet Pamir
This course is
designed to provide basic background for the processing of digital seismic
data, particularly used by petroleum industry. The course includes seismic
methods in applied exploration geophysics emphasizing interpretation theory,
including inversion techniques and constraining solutions by incorporating a priori
geological information. Principles and methods in petroleum seismology, with
emphasis on exploring and characterizing petroleum reservoirs, will be studied by
using seismic methods. The emphasis is placed on the principles and
practicality of the major processing methods, including sampling, filtering,
deconvolution, seismic modeling and migration imaging. The general technical
issues in exploring petroleum reservoirs using seismic method, such as in assessing
the suitability of using seismic reflection method for petroleum reservoirs
will be identified in the course.
- Teacher: Hilmi DIndar
African Energy Outlook is a course to inform the students regarding the energy geopolitics of the African continent. Presence of petroleum and natural gas, current production levels, opportunities and threats will be delivered.
The objective of this course is basically to
provide the students with a solid and improved knowledge in both the classical
and modern theories of both reservoir simulation and the modelling thereof. In
this respect, partial differential equations related with fluid
flow in porous media as well as the use of the finite-difference equations in
solving reservoir flow problems for various boundary conditions will also be
introduced in detail within the scope of the course. Also, the fundamentals of
petroleum reservoir simulation and modelling will also be on the agenda of the
course. The students will also be supplied with real life worked examples in
relation to reservoir simulation and modelling.
Energy and energy resources are among the most important feedstocks of economic development, national security and welfare.
Oil and natural gas (together) provides 55% of the primary energy the world consumes (as of end 2023). TUnderstanding the geographic distribution of crude oil and natural gas reserves is vitally important for every engineer working on energy related concepts and especially for petroleum and natural gas engineers. Together with the geographic distribution, how much hydrocarbon each country produces, how much they consume, the international trade, evolution of prices are also significantly important parameters to better understand the world events. All the wars (World War 1 and 2, as well as the ongoing proxy wars are wars for capturing and controling the energy resources, their transportation routes and trade. Every engineer should have scientific and updated information on these subjects.
- Teacher: Ahmet Pamir