"Fundamental of Enhanced Oil Recovery" is an elective course designed for undergraduate students majoring in Oil and Gas Field Development Engineering within the Petroleum Engineering program. The course has been offered for 10 cycles, with 232 petroleum engineering undergraduates having taken it, achieving positive teaching outcomes. As determined by the eternal importance of oil and gas field development, enhanced oil recovery theory and technical fundamentals serve as crucial pillars in building the knowledge structure of petroleum engineering professionals. Through this course, students master the basic knowledge and technical principles of enhanced oil recovery, while developing fundamental abilities to analyze technical problems in enhanced oil recovery using this knowledge. The main content of this course includes: physical and chemical properties of reservoirs; physicochemical fundamentals of oil displacement; principles of two-phase displacement dynamics; and chemical flooding technologies.
