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Marine Ship Construction, Operation & Maintenance 2
Marine Ship Construction, Operation & Maintenance 2
Module
National Code
State Code
44129
44129
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
Nominal Hours
72
Description
This subject aims to:
- provide a sound foundation in ship construction, operation
and maintenance principles appropriate to maritime applications.
- provide the appropriate educational requirements for the
subject area, specified in the Uniform Shipping Laws Code, to the rank of First
Class Marine Engineer.
- provide a sound foundation in ship construction, operation
and maintenance principles appropriate to maritime applications.
- provide the appropriate educational requirements for the
subject area, specified in the Uniform Shipping Laws Code, to the rank of First
Class Marine Engineer.
General notes
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Evidence Guide
Assignments 15% Final
assessment 85%
Students to visit shipyard and submit an assignment
covering the relevant topics.
One three-hour final assessment to examine Ship
construction, Ship measurement and classification,
Loadline, Stability considerations, Structural fire
protection, Hull stresses, Ventilation arrangements,
Bilge ballast and firemain arrangements, Drydocking,
Hull repairs, preservation and maintenance,
Shipboard corrosion, Propellers, stern tubes,
stabilisers and bow thrusters, Rudders and hull
fittings, Hull protection methods.
assessment 85%
Students to visit shipyard and submit an assignment
covering the relevant topics.
One three-hour final assessment to examine Ship
construction, Ship measurement and classification,
Loadline, Stability considerations, Structural fire
protection, Hull stresses, Ventilation arrangements,
Bilge ballast and firemain arrangements, Drydocking,
Hull repairs, preservation and maintenance,
Shipboard corrosion, Propellers, stern tubes,
stabilisers and bow thrusters, Rudders and hull
fittings, Hull protection methods.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses