Curriculum For Bachelor of Engineering

Curriculum for the Degree of
Bachelor of Engineering
In
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
1 Name
: Bachelor of Engineering (Naval Architecture and -
- Marine Engineering)
Abbreviation : B.Eng.(Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering)
2. Program of Study
The bachelor of engineering degree is a four-year program.
The graduates of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering will have the
knowledge and abilities in designing, planning ,constructing repairing
and developing the ships or any sea going vessels.
The study program consists of three majors , ie. Major in
Naval Architecture, Major in Marine Engineering , and Major in Offshore
Engineering.
The graduates major in Marine Engineering, after completed
12 months service onboard 200 tons vessel or over, will have a change to
take an examination for an engineering officers license.
3. Credit Hours.
Total number of credits hours required for graduation is
151 credits.
General Education
Science and Mathematics
Language
Social Science
Humanities
Physical Education
31
11
12
3
3
2
Specific Courses
114
2
Credits
Credits
Credits
Credits
Credits
Creaits
Credits
Engineering Core Courses

Major Courses
Technical Electives
Free Elective
Apprenticeship
Sea Training (for Marine Engineering only)
27
66
21
6
400
12
Credits
Credits
Credits
Credits
Hours
Months
4. General Education
31
Credits
4.1 Science and Mathematics
11
204111 Computer and Programming

403111 General Chemestry
403112 Laboratory in General Chemistry
And choose 3 credits from the following courses.:
999012 Health for Life
999213 Environment, Technology ,and Life
4.2 Languages
12
999021 Thai Language for Comunication
And choose 9 credits from English Language.:
355xxx English
4.3 Social Science
3
999041 Economics for better Living
999141 Man and Society
Credits
3 (2 3)
4 (4 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
Credits
3 (3 0)
3,3,3 (3 - 0)
Credits
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
4.4 Humanities
Choose 3 credits from the following courses :
999031 The Heritage of World Civilization
999032 Thai Study
999033 Art of Living
4.5 Physical Education

175xxx
5. Specific Courses
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
Credits
1,1
114
5.1 Core Courses

208111 Engineering Drawing
208221 Engineering Mechanics I
417167 Engineering Mathematics I
417168 Engineering Mathematics II
417267 Engineering Mathematics III
417268 Engineering Mathematics IV
420111 General Physics I
420112 General Physics II
420113 Laboratory in General Physics I
420114 Laboratory in General Physics II
5.2 Major Courses
206311
208222
208241
208261
Credits
27
Credits
3 (2 3)
3 (3 0)
4 (4 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
1 (0 3)
66
Manufacturing Processes I
Engineering Mechanics II
Thermodynamics I
Mechanics of Solids
Credits
Credits
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
208281
208321
208342
208351
213211
417461
03501211
03501212
03501213
03501261
03501262
03501311
03501312
03501321
03501331
03501333
03501381
03501422
03501461
03501481
03501495
03501499
Workshop Practice
Mechanics of Machinery
Fluid Mechanics
Heat Transfer
Materials Science for Engineers
Fourier Series and Boundary Value Problems
Overview in Marine and Ocean Systems
Introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
Introduction to Marine Electrical Engineering
Computer Aided Design and Drafting
Computation in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
Form Calculations and Stability
Marine Electrical Engineering Laboratory
Ship Structure I
Marine Engineering I
Applied Thermodynamics for marine engineers
Marine Engineering Laboratory I
Ship Vibraion
Ship Design
Marine Engineering Laboratory II
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Project Preparation
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Project
5.3 Technical Electives
21
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
2 (1 3)
2 (1 3)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 - 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
1 (0 - 3)
3 (0 3)
Credits
Choose 21 Credits from courses in each of the following groups.

5.3.1 Group I Major in Naval Architecture
Choose
208361 Machine Design I

03501332 Ship Resistance and Propulsion I
21
Credits
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
03501341
03501342
03501421
0351423
03501425
03501431
03501441
03501442
03501443
03501444
03501453
03501462
03501463
Ship Hydrodynamics I
Ship Dynamics
Ship Structures II
Ship Structures III
Composite Structures
Marine Engineering II
Ship Hydrodynamics II
Ship Motions
Hydrofoil and Propeller Design
Computation Fluid Dynamics for Naval Architects
Ship Construction and Management
Modern Marine Vehicles Design
Submarine Design Analysis
5.3.2 Group II Major in Marine Engineering
03501334 Internal Combustion Engine

03501335 Shipboard Electrical Machine
03501371 Automatic Control
03501433 Refrigerator and Air Conditioner
03501434 Marine Diesel Engine
03501452 Ship Operations and Maintenance
03501464 Marine Machinery System Design
03501471 Ship Control and Mesurement Systems
21
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 - 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
Credits
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
5.3.3 Group III Major in Offshore Engineering

03501322
03501341
03501342
03501411
03501421
03501423
03501425
03501427
03501441
03521441
03501454
03501465
21
Offshore Engineering
Ship Dynamics
Ocean System Engineering
Ship Structures II
Ship Structures III
Offshore Structures Design
Coastal Engineering
Offshore Operation
Offshore System Design
Group IV General Electives
Cradit
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 - 0)
Credits
Choose 3 Credits from the following courses.
03501495 Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Project Preparation1(0 3)

03501496 Selected Topics in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. 1 3
03501497 Seminar
1
03501498 Special Problems
1- 3
03501499 Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Project
3 (0 9)
6. Free Electives
6 Credits
Other courses may be selected from Bachelor degree level courses in
The university as free elective courses.
7. Apprenticeship
7.1 Mechanical or Marine Engineering practices in the industrial sector of at
least 240 hours.
7.2 For those who acquire the Engineering Officers License, training onboard
of 200 gross tons or over as a Cadet for at least 12 months is required.
8. Program Schedual
The B.Sc program may be completed within four academic years, those who
acquire the Engineering Officers License, another 12 months training onboard
as in 7.1 is required. Suggested program schedual is as following.: -
8.1
Program Schedule for Major in Naval Architecture
First Year - First Semester

420113 Laboratory in Physics I
175xxx Physical Education Activity
355xxx English
Credids(Lect. Lab)
3 (2 3)
4 (4 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 2)
3 (3 0)
18 (15 - 8)
First Year - Second Semester

Credits (Lect Lab)
403111 General Chemistry
4 (4 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
420114 Laboratory in Physics II
1 (0 3)
204111 Computers and Programming
3 (2 3)
175xxx Physical Education Activities
1 (0 2)
355xxx English
3 (3 0)
999xxx Choose from General Education, Science and - Mathematics
3(3 0)
22(18 11)
Second Year First Semester

Credits (Lect.- Lab)
208221 Engineering Mathematics
3 (3 0)
208281 Workshop Practice
1 (0 3)
213211 Materials Science for engineers
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
03501211 Overview in Marine and Ocean Systems
3 (3 0)
03501213 introduction to Marine Electrical Engineering
3 (3 0)
03501261 Computer Aided design and Drafting
2 (1 3)
355xxx
English
3 (3 - 0)
21 (19 6)
Second Year Second Semester

Credits (Lect. Lab)
208222
3 (3 0)
208241
Thermodynamics I
3 (3 0)
208261
Mechanics of solids
3 (3 0)
208342
Fluid Mechanics
3 (3 0)
417268
Engineering Mathematics IV
3 (3 0)
03501212 Introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine
- Engineering
3 (3 0)
03501262 Computation in Naval Architecture and Marine - Engineering
2 (1 3)
20 (19 3)
10
Third Year First Semester

Credits (Lect.- Lab.)
206311 Manufacturing Process I
3 (3 0)
208321 Mechanics of Machinery
3 (3 0)
417461 Fourier Series and Boundary Value Problems
3 (3 - 0)
03501311 Form Calculation and stability
3 (3 0)
03501312 Marine Electrical Engineering Laboratory
1 (0 3)
03501333 Applied Thermodynamics for Marine Engineers
3 (3 0)
03501341 Ship Hydrodynamics I
3 (3 0)
19 (18 3)
Third Year Second Semester

208351 Heat Transfer
03501321 Ship Structures I
03501331 Marine Engineering I
03501381 Marine Engineering Laboratory I
03540361 Machine Design
03501332 Ship Resistance and Propulsion I
03501342 Ship Dynamics
11
Credit (Lect. Lab)

3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 - 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
19 (18 3)
Forth Year - First Semester

Credits (Lect Lab)
03501422 Ship Vibrations
3 (3 0)
03501461 Ship Design
3 (3 0)
03501421 Ship Structures II
3 (3 0)
03501481 Marine Engineering Laboratory II
1 (0 3)
03501495 Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Project - Preparation
1 (0 3)
999xxx Choose from General Education, Social Science
3 (3 0)
Free Elective
3 (3 0)
17 (15 6)
Forth Year Second Semester

Credits (Lect. Lab)
3 (0 9)
999xxx
Choose from General Education, Humanities
3 (3 0)
General Elective
2x3 (3 0)
Free Elective
3 (3 0)
15 (12 9)
12
8.2
Program Schedule in Marine Engineering

355xxx English
Credids(Lect. Lab)
3 (2 3)
4 (4 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 2)
3 (3 0)
18 (15 - 8)

Credits (Lect Lab)
4 (4 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (2 3)
1 (0 2)
355xxx English
3 (3 0)
3(3 0)
22(18 11)
13

3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
03501212 introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine
-Engineering
3 (3 0)
2 (1 3)
355xxx
English
3 (3 - 0)
21 (19 6)

Credits (Lect. Lab)
208222
3 (3 0)
208241
Thermodynamics I
3 (3 0)
208261
Mechanics of solids
3 (3 0)
208342
Fluid Mechanics
3 (3 0)
417268
3 (3 0)
03501213 Introduction Marine Electrical Engineering
3 (3 0)
2 (1 3)
20 (19 3)
14

3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 - 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
03501433 Refrigirator and Air Conditioner
3 (3 0)
19 (18 3)

03501334 Internal Combustion Engine
03501336 Shipboard Electrical Machine
Free Elective
15
Credit (Lect. Lab)

3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 - 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
19 (18 3)

Credits (Lect Lab)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
1 (0 3)
03501371 Automatic Control
3 (3 0)
03501434 Marine Diesel Engine
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
17 (15 6)
Forth Year Second Semester

Credits (Lect. Lab)
3 (0 - 9)
03501471 Ship Control and Measurement System
3 (3 0)
03501452 Ship Operation and Maintenance
3 (3 0)
999xxx
Choose from General Education, Humanities
3 (3 0)
Free Elective
3 (3 0)
15 (12 9)
16
Fifth Year First semester
03521499 Onboard Training
Fifth Year Second Semester
9
9
03521499 Onboard Training
9
9
Remark (1) 3rd Year 2 nd Semester may be change with 5th Year 1 st Semester
(2) During summer semester, the students must take the seamanship
training courses as offered.
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8.3
Program Schedule Major in Offshore Engineering

355xxx English
Credids(Lect. Lab)
3 (2 3)
4 (4 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 2)
3 (3 0)
18 (15 - 8)

Credits (Lect Lab)
4 (4 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (2 3)
1 (0 2)
355xxx English
3 (3 0)
3(3 0)
22(18 11)
18

3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
03501213 introduction to Marine Electrical Engineering
3 (3 0)
2 (1 3)
355xxx
English
3 (3 - 0)
21 (19 6)

Credits (Lect. Lab)
208222
3 (3 0)
208241
Thermodynamics I
3 (3 0)
208261
Mechanics of solids
3 (3 0)
208342
Fluid Mechanics
3 (3 0)
417268
3 (3 0)
03501212 Introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine
- Engineering
3 (3 0)
2 (1 3)
20 (19 3)
19

3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 - 0)
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
03501341 Ship Hydrodynamics I
3 (3 0)
19 (18 3)

03501322 Offshore Engineering
03501411 Ocean System Engineering
Free Elective
20
Credit (Lect. Lab)

3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 - 0)
1 (0 3)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
19 (18 3)

Credits (Lect Lab)
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
03521444 Coastal Engineering
3 (3 0)
1 (0 3)
1 (0 3)
03501427 Offshore Structure Design
3 (3 0)
3 (3 0)
17 (15 6)
Forth Year - Second Semester
Credits (Lect. Lab)
3 (0 9)
03501454 Offshore Operation
3 (3 0)
03501465 Offshore System Design
3 (3 0)
999xxx Choose from General Education, Humanities
3 (3 0)
Free Elective
3 (3 0)
15 (12 9)
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COURSE OUTLINES.
03501211
Overview in Marine and Ocean Systems
3 (3 0)
Sea, Ocean and general knowledge on oceanography, mercantile

marine, transportation and fishery systems, basic of ship operation, astronomy,
meteorology, maritime law; type and classification of marine vehicles, basic
concept of marine vehicle and offshore structure design, naval architecture and
marine engineering professions, preparation, codes and ethics of and naval
architect and marine engineer.
03501212
Introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

3 (3-0)
Pre : 03501211
Type and purpose of ships and offshore structures, basic concepts of
ship resistance and propulsion, power system, strength and dynamic of ship
and platform, general knowledge on marine and shipyard industries.
03501213
Introduction to Marine Electrical Engineering
3 (3- 0)
Type and purpose of general shipboard electrical system, basic

concepts of electrical circuits and circuit calculations, vital electrical systems
and equipment onboard ship, electrical load analysis of ship.
03501261
Computer-Aided Design and Drafting

Pre :
204111
2 (1-3)
Design and drafting with the assistance of computer, drafting of naval

architecture and marine engineering works, two and three dimensional drafting.
22
03501262
Computation in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering2 (1-3)

Pre :
03501261
Computer programming, numerical analysis and application on naval
architecture and marine engineering problems, practical training on various
kinds of ship design programs.
03501311
Form Calculations and Stability

Pre :
208342
3 (3 0)
Determination of ship area, volume and displacement, calculation of

center of gravity, calculation of static and dynamic stability for new design and
damaged ships, test of ship inclination, launching of ship.
03501312
Marine Electrical Engineering Laboratory

Pre : : 03501213
1 (0-3)
Fundamental experiments on marine electrical engineering, DC circuits,

AC circuits, power factor correction, electrical characteristic test for important
marine electrical devices and equipment.
03501321
Ship Structures I
Pre :: 20826
3 (3-0)
Calculation of forces exerted on ships and offshore structures,

calculation of ship longitudinal strength, load distributions on ship, combined
stresses and losses of ship strength, strength of hull panels including major
parts of ship structures, ship grillages systems, materials using in ship
structures, application of classification society rules in ship structural design.
03501322* Offshore Engineering
3 (3-0)
Pre : 208261
Offshore oil and gas industry, environment and design criteria of
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foundation, fabrication and installation. Subsea pipeline. Statutory

instrument and operations manuals.
03501331
Marine Engineering I
Pre : 208241
3 (3-0)
Marine power systems used in ship; their operating characteristics and

limitations; engine-propeller matching, calculation of marine piping and
ventilation systems, electric power generation and auxiliary systems.
03501332
Ship Resistance and Propulsion I

Pre : 03501211
3 (3-0)
Factors on ship resistance, dimensional analysis and similitude, ship

model testing and the testing extrapolation, propeller testing and their
interaction with the hull, analysis of propeller cavitations and prevention,
applications of computer programs for determining of ship power and propeller.
03501333* Applied Thermodynamics for Marine Engineers

(3 0)
Pre : 208241
Principle of reciprocating engines, spark and compression ignition

engines, Otto cycle, diesel cycle, principle of gas turbine engines, Brayton
cycle, steam power plant, Rankine cycle, refrigeration, vapor compression
refrigeration cycle, psychrometry, air conditioning, combustion and chemical
equilibrium, ship propulsion and ship auxiliary system.
03501334* Internal Combustion Engine
3(3-0)
Pre : 03501333 Engine types and operation, engine design and operating
parameter, engine cycles, combustion in spark-ignition engine, combustion in
24
compression-ignition engine, thermochemistry and fuels, heat transfer and

lubricants in engine, engine characteristics, marine diesel engine.
03501335* Shipboard Electrical Machines

Pre : 03501213
3 (3-0))
Principle, structure, operation, type and efficiency generator, motor,

transformer and alternator.
03501341
Pre ; 208342
3 (3-0)
Basic ship hydrodynamics, viscous fluid flow on flat-plate and curved

surface, fluid flow on ship, ocean wave, wave effects, ship responses in wave,
other ship hydrodynamics problems.
03501342
Ship Dynamics
Pre : 03501341
3 (3-0)
Free vibration of single and simple harmonic motion, ship motions in

rigid body mode, damping and added mass due to ship motions in fluid, ship
responses due to ocean waves, propeller excitation.
03501371* Automatic Control

Pre : 03501213
3 (3-0)
Transfer function and block diagram analysis, time and frequency

response of system, system steady state error, stability of system by root locus
method, Nyquist diagram and Bode diagram.
03501381
Marine Engineering Laboratory I

Pre :: 03501211
1 (0-3)
Experiments on fluid mechanics; ship buoyancy and stability, propeller

tests and material tests.
25
03501411
Ocean Systems Engineering

Pre : 417268
3 (3-0)
Ocean system, requirements for marine resources, system development

planning, factors in the marine system and environment, applications of system
engineering to ocean, utilizing of hydrospace simulation in engineering works.
03501421
Ship Structures II
Pre : 03501321
3 (3-0)
Stress distributions, local strength analysis, panels under external

loads, ship stanchions loading from the strength of panels with grillage, finiteelement method in ship strength analysis.
03501422
Ship Vibrations
Pre : 03501321
3 (3-0)
Basic mechanical vibrations, free vibrations of one-degree of freedom

and multi-degree of freedom, simple harmonic, general period and random
forced vibrations, vibrations of ship and off-shore structures, dynamics and
vibrations problems of propeller shafts and equipment, vibrations problems of
ship panels and curved surfaces.
03501423
Ship Structures III

Pre : 03501421
3 (3-0)
The ocean environment and structural loading, configuratianalysis, and

design of mooring, buoy systems and anchoring devices, applications of shell
theory and design of pressure vessels for structural optimization, deep
submersible vehicles and floating offshore platform types, design requirements
and case histories, vibration of floating offshore platform.
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03501425
Pre : 03501422
3 (3-0)
Composite materials used in engineering, calculation of characteristics

of materials, theory of composite structures, strength, buckling and vibration of
composite plates and shells, thermal stresses, elements of the mechanics of
sandwich structures, applications of composite materials in ship structures.
03501427* Offshore Structure Design

Pre :03501322
3 (3-0)
Simply supported beams. Loading, shear force and bending moment

diagrams. Detail design of large steel girders, flange and web stiffeners.
Design of columns. Fracture mechanics and crack growth. Beam strength,
lateral and local buckling. Connection and stress concentration in complex
structure.
03501431
Marine Engineering III

Pre : 03501331
3 (3-0)
Alignment analysis of marine propulsion, power and speed interactions

among engines, ship propellers and hulls, characteristics of electrical
generators, motors and distribution systems with emphasis on marine shipservice and propulsion systems, propulsion shaft torsional vibration analysis
with emphasis on application to reciprocating marine propulsion engines.
03501432
Ship Resistance and Propulsion II

Pre : 03501332
3 (3-0)
Fluid flow on body inside and outside boundary layers, foil sections,
lifting line and lifting surface theory, foil design works on marine application,
modern propeller systems.
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03501433* Ship Resistance and Propulsion II

Pre : 03501333
3 (3-0)
Properties of air, psychometric diagram, air condition load calculation,

type of air conditioning system, equipment selection, air distribution and duct
design, electrical power design, safety device and control, general refrigeration
system, installation and maintenance.
03501434* Marine Diesel Engine

Pre : 03501333
3 (3-0)
Principle of diesel engine, rating and selection, engine control panel

and monitoring system, installation, operation and maintenance of marine diesel
engine.
03501441
Pre : 03501341
3 (3-0)
Theory of similarity and model testing, Navier-Stokes equations, laminar

and turbulent boundary-layer theory, frictional resistance, momentum theory,
elementary of water-wave theory, formulation of wave resistance of ships,
Michelles solution and applications.
03501442
Ship Motions
Pre : 03501342
3 (3-0)
Derivation of the equations of motion of a ship in six-degrees of

freedom, ship maneuvering; design criteria for controls stability at different
planes, rudder design, waves and wave effects, ship response in regular
waves, ship response in random waves.
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03501443
Hydrofoil and Propeller Design

Pre : 03501341
3 (2-3)
Application of hydrodynamic principles to the design of hydrofoil and

propeller, propeller design charts, foil section analysis including cavitations
occurrence, current research and development on hydrofoil and propeller.
03501444
Computational Fluid Dynamics for Naval Architects

Pre : 03501341
3 (2-3)
Mathematical description of physical phenomena, partial differential

equations; discretization methods; algorithms for the calculation of the flow-field
and heat transfer; applications to marine problems.
03501451
Operations Research in Marine Systems

Pre : 417268
3 (3-0)
Techniques in operations research and applications to marine systems,

ship maintenance effectiveness using operation research, equipment
replacement and the repair limit method, application of the method to marine
system, risk analysis; qualitative and quantitative aspects of marine system
analysis, Monte Carlo method for marine system quantification.
03501452
Ship Operations and Maintenance

Pre : 03501212
3 (3-0)
Ship operations and management, maintenance of hulls, machinery and

equipment, maintenance planning and control, applications of modern
maintenance systems to ships and shipyards, quality assurance and quality
control systems.
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03501453
Ship Construction and Management

Pre : 417268
3 (3-0)
Principles of management, production management and shipbuilding

industry including related industries, shipyard organization; shipyard facilities
and equipment; shipbuilding process, planning scheduling and production
control, management by optimization; information systems management, case
study in shipbuilding.
03501454* Offshore Operations

Pre : 03501322
3 (3-0)
Marine operations of offshore floating structures. Environmental and

stability considerations and criteria. Principles of transportation and installation
of platforms. Field installation of platforms. Planning of marine lifts. Crane and
crane vessels. Fire and basic principles of protection systems. Basic principles
of offshore drilling.
03501461
Ship Design
Pre : 03501321
3 (3-0)
Preliminary ship design to meet users general requirements, principal

dimensions, form, power requirements, ship stability, outfitting of ship, structural
design and accommodation arrangement; including other conveniences,
preliminary design drawings, applications of computer-aided ship design
programs.
03501462
Modern Marine Vehicles Design

Pre : 03501461
3 (3-0)
Design of various kinds of marine vehicles; concepts and developments

in modern marine design.
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03501463
Submarine Design Analysis

Pre : 03501461
3 (3-0)
Principles of submarine design, objectives and operations; structural

analysis of submarine design; propulsion and auxiliary systems; safety systems.
03501464* Marine Machinery System Design

Pre : : 208321
3 (3-0)
Design features and practical constraints of marine machinery diesel

engines and electric generators. Engine and auxiliary space requirements and
general arrangements. Design and development, efficiency and environmental
considerations for marine machinery and systems. Statutory regulations for
marine machinery and systems.
03501465* Offshore System Design

Pre : 03501322
3 (3-0)
Flow of multiphase and non-Newtonian at high pressure and varying

temperature. Design of process equipment on an oil producing offshore
installation. Characterisation of crude oil and natural gas. Phase separation of
gas, oil and water, separator design and phase separation theory. Design for
constructability, maintainability and operability. Transportation phenomena and
pipeline design.
03501471
Ship Control and Measurement Systems

Pre : 417461
3 (3-0)
Measurement systems in marine uses, examining the measurement

systems and their static and dynamic characteristics, response characteristics
of open loop and feedback control systems; techniques and the applications to
marine operations.
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03501481
Marine Engineering Laboratory II

Pre : 03501332
1 (0-3)
Experiments of material and structure tests, vibrations and ship

dynamics; ship model testing; engine tests; inclining experiment by full scale
ship.
03501495* Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Project - Preparation
1 (0-3)
Preparation of project proposal. Literature review and progress report.
03501496
Selected Topics in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
1-3
Selected topics in naval architecture and marine engineering at the

bachelors level, topics are subject to change each semester.
03501497
Seminar
Presentation and discussion of interesting topics in naval architecture

and marine engineering at the bachelors level.
03501498
Special Problems
1-3
Study and research in naval architecture and marine engineering at the

bachelors level and compile into a report.
03501499
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Project

Pre : 03501495
3 (0-3)
Project of practical interest in various fields of naval architecture and

marine engineering or ship design team project.

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Curriculum for the Degree of

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

: Bachelor of Engineering (Naval Architecture and -

Engineering Core Courses

4.1 Science and Mathematics

204111 Computer and Programming

4.5 Physical Education

5.1 Core Courses

5.3 Technical Electives

Choose 21 Credits from courses in each of the following groups.

208361 Machine Design I

5.3.2 Group II Major in Marine Engineering

03501334 Internal Combustion Engine

5.3.3 Group III Major in Offshore Engineering

Group IV General Electives

Choose 3 Credits from the following courses.

03501495 Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Project Preparation1(0 3)

Program Schedule for Major in Naval Architecture

First Year - First Semester

First Year - Second Semester

Second Year First Semester

Second Year Second Semester

Third Year First Semester

Third Year Second Semester

Credit (Lect. Lab)

Forth Year - First Semester

Forth Year Second Semester

Program Schedule in Marine Engineering

First Year - First Semester

First Year - Second Semester

Second Year First Semester

Second Year Second Semester

Third Year First Semester

Third Year Second Semester

Credit (Lect. Lab)

Forth Year - First Semester

Forth Year Second Semester

Fifth Year First semester

Credits (Lect.- Lab)

03521499 Onboard Training

Fifth Year Second Semester

Credits (Lect.- Lab)

03521499 Onboard Training

Program Schedule Major in Offshore Engineering

First Year - First Semester

First Year - Second Semester

Second Year First Semester

Second Year Second Semester

Third Year First Semester

Third Year Second Semester

Credit (Lect. Lab)

Forth Year - First Semester

Overview in Marine and Ocean Systems

Sea, Ocean and general knowledge on oceanography, mercantile

Introduction to Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

Introduction to Marine Electrical Engineering

Type and purpose of general shipboard electrical system, basic

Computer-Aided Design and Drafting

Design and drafting with the assistance of computer, drafting of naval

Computation in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering2 (1-3)

Form Calculations and Stability

Determination of ship area, volume and displacement, calculation of

Marine Electrical Engineering Laboratory