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Course Specifications: Suez Canal University Faculty of Engineering - Port Said Course Specifications

This document provides course specifications for SHIP PRODUCTION (Code: NME206) offered at Suez Canal University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering. The course is a 4 credit hour, second level course offered in the first term. It aims to instruct students on the steps to produce a ship in a shipyard, required shipbuilding materials, and planning of shipyards. Intended learning outcomes include knowledge of shipbuilding terminology, steel cutting/forming procedures, and welding methods. The course will be taught through lectures, tutorials, videos, and computers. Assessment includes current discussions, a midterm exam, final oral exam, and a final written exam weighing 10%, 70%, and 20% respectively.

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Course Specifications: Suez Canal University Faculty of Engineering - Port Said Course Specifications

This document provides course specifications for SHIP PRODUCTION (Code: NME206) offered at Suez Canal University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering. The course is a 4 credit hour, second level course offered in the first term. It aims to instruct students on the steps to produce a ship in a shipyard, required shipbuilding materials, and planning of shipyards. Intended learning outcomes include knowledge of shipbuilding terminology, steel cutting/forming procedures, and welding methods. The course will be taught through lectures, tutorials, videos, and computers. Assessment includes current discussions, a midterm exam, final oral exam, and a final written exam weighing 10%, 70%, and 20% respectively.

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Course Specifications

Suez Canal University

Faculty of Engineering - Port Said

Course specifications
Programme(s) on which the course is given: B.Sc. in Naval Architecture & Marine
Engineering
Major or minor element of programmes: Major
Department offering the programme: Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering
Department offering the course: Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering
Academic year / Level: 2nd Level, First Term 2007/2008
Date of specification approval: 2004

A- Basic Information

Title: SHIP PRODUCTION Code: NME206


Credit Hours: --- Lecture: 2 Hours
Tutorial: 2 Hours Practical: ****** Total: 4 Hours

B- Professional Information

1 – Overall aims of course


This course aims to instruct the students about the steps necessary to produce a ship
in a shipyard. It also aims to introduce them with the required materials to build the
hull. Moreover, it gives them a general idea about the planning of shipyards in
general. Building and launching slipways are among the main topics that a student
should learn about any shipyard.

2 – Intended learning outcomes of course (ILOs)

a- Knowledge and understanding:


The course permits the students to:
a1- Learn the different terminology concerned with shipbuilding technology.
a2- Understand the different steel cutting as well as forming procedures.
a3- Present them the different ways of welding.

b- Intellectual skills
b1- Recognize the different sequences for building ships.
b2- Be aware of the different organizing policies in a shipyard.
b3- Use of CAD in ship production.

c- Professional and practical skills


c1- Visiting different shipyard sites to be familiar with the actual building sequence.
c2- Be acquainted with Material handling in a shipyard.
c3- Practice welding of some small parts.
d- General and transferable skills
d1- Use of text books to specify what he needs related to the course.
d2- Prepare reports in certain topics related to the course.

3- Contents

Topic No. of Hours Lecture Tutorial/Practical

Ship Design Spiral & 4 2 2


components
Shipyard Organization 8 4 4
Forming of Steel Plates 4 2 2
Mid-Term Exam 2 2 --
Cutting of Steel Plates 12 6 6
Welding Methods 12 6 6
Using of Cad 8 4 4
General Revision 8 4 4
total 58 30 28

4– Teaching and learning methods


4.1- Board
4.2- Video show
4.3 Computers

5- Student assessment methods


5.1. Current discussion& class activities: to assess the student progress and the
personal attitude.
5.2. Written Mid-Term exam to assess the student progress along the Mid-semester.
5.3. Final oral exams: to assess the intellectual skills of students.
5.4. Final written exam: to assess the ability of understanding, remember and
assessing.

Assessment schedule
Assessment 1: Current discussion
Assessment 2: Mid-Term written exam 8th week
Assessment 3: Final oral exam 14th week
Assessment 4: Final written exam at the end of semester

Weighting of assessments
Mid-term examination 10 %
Final-term examination 70 %
Oral examination. ---
Semester work 20 %
Total 100%
6- List of references
6.1- Course notes
NONE
6.2- Essential books (text books)
Ship Technology, L.C. Torch et al., 1995.
Ship Construction, 5th edition, D.J. Eyres, Butterworth-Heinemann, 2001.

6.3- Recommended books


Ship Design & Construction, SNAME Publications.

6.4- Periodicals, Web sites, etc


Ship Production Journal, SNAME Quarterly Periodicals.

7- Facilities required for teaching and learning


Boards and video show with computers

Course coordinator: Dr. Randa Ramadan

Head of Department: Prof Mosaad Mosleh

Date: 7 / 09 / 2008.

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