Introduction to Naval Architecture, and

At the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. identify and classify various marine vessels and offshore structures; 2. calculate different ship hull form coefficient and hydrostatic parameters; 3. explain the design sequence and procedures on ship design spiral; 4. perform basic stability calculation and analysis; and 5. implement numerical approximations for ship design and analysis.

Introduction to Naval Architecture: naval architectural terms and concepts; Ship building and the design spiral. Marine vessels: types of ships, boats, barges and floating structures. SHIP stability: The concepts of static, dynamic, intact and damage stability. Introduction to Offshore Engineering: types, design, installation, and operations. Fixed offshore and floating offshore platforms, Subsea systems, Introduction to offshore renewable energy systems. 300 level