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Marine Ship Operations and Maintenance 2
Marine Ship Operations and Maintenance 2
Module
National Code
State Code
44015
44015
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
10/08/1995
Field of Education
031705 - Marine Craft Operation
Nominal Hours
36
Description
To further the student's knowledge in ship systems,
operation and maintenance principles appropriate to
maritime applications.
To provide the educational requirements for the
subject area, specified in the Uniform Shipping Laws
Code, to the rank of First Class Marine Engineer.
operation and maintenance principles appropriate to
maritime applications.
To provide the educational requirements for the
subject area, specified in the Uniform Shipping Laws
Code, to the rank of First Class Marine Engineer.
No information
Evidence Guide
Examination 85% Project
Work 15%
Supplementary Examination available.
Project 15% Final examination
85%
Students to visit shipyard, and submit a project
covering the relevant topics.
1.5-hour final examination covering Ship Measurement
and Classification, Loadline, Stability
Consideration, Bilge, Ballast and Fire-Main
Arrangements, Dry-Docking, Hull Repairs,
Preservation and Maintenance, Shipboard Corrosion,
Hull Protection Methods.
A pass in both assessment components is required to
achieve a pass in the subject.
Work 15%
Supplementary Examination available.
Project 15% Final examination
85%
Students to visit shipyard, and submit a project
covering the relevant topics.
1.5-hour final examination covering Ship Measurement
and Classification, Loadline, Stability
Consideration, Bilge, Ballast and Fire-Main
Arrangements, Dry-Docking, Hull Repairs,
Preservation and Maintenance, Shipboard Corrosion,
Hull Protection Methods.
A pass in both assessment components is required to
achieve a pass in the subject.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9387 | Engineering Marine | Accredited course |