
Concepts to Consider for the Lesson
With this closing lesson for the course, we will take a slightly different tack. We do have readings from The Quest now that we are done with The Prize. However, for the most part, these readings are short sections sprinkled throughout the book, a smorgasbord of topics that are paramount as we enter the “current” phase of the oil industry. Rather than do a chapter-by-chapter approach, we will look at several themes integrated in the reading.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this lesson, you should be able to:
- Recall course concepts relating to Unconventional Applications and Climate Change
- Demonstrate an understanding of the role of oil in relation to pivotal events in history
- Discuss the role of oil in business applications, global markets, conflicts, energy security, and various unconventional applications
- Construct and deliver your Unessay presentation
What is due for Lesson 12?
This lesson will take us one week to complete. Please refer to the Course Syllabus for specific time frames and due dates. Specific directions for the assignment below can be found within this lesson.
Activity | Location | Submitting Your Work |
---|---|---|
Read | The Prize: Chapters __ (select sections) The Quest: Chapter __ (select sections) |
No Submission |
Discuss | Participate in the Yellowdig discussion | Canvas |
Complete | Complete and deliver the Unessay Presentation | Canvas |
Questions?
Each week an announcement is sent out in which you will have the opportunity to contribute questions about the topics you are learning about in this course. You are encouraged to engage in these discussions. The more we talk about these ideas and share our thoughts, the more we can learn from each other.