Information Booklet , 1995

Abstract

The program of study in Naval Architecture and Marirle Engineering covers the. diversified range starting from ships hulls t6 exploration of opportunities for harnessing all kinds of resources from the sea .. Such topics as the form, strength. stability, sea keeping qualities, resistance and propulsion of ships. economic aspects of ship design and shipopeiation and many courses of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering and metallurgical engineering are covered. Other subjects of concerns are fundamental of the physical sciences and mathematics, Humanities and Social sciences. Since the design of modern ship or any marine. system of whatever configuration or function encompasses many engineering fields, graduates of this department are called upon. to handle diverse professional responsibilities. Undergraduate students seeking the degree (B.Sc. Engineering in Naval Architecture and Marine) must complete a series of subjects. In addition to the undergraduate .course, there are postgraduate programmes available in which the students get the opportunity to specialize in certain areas in gre~ter depth. Since the Department was born in 1971, it has so far produced 20 batches com.prlsing 127 Naval Architects and Marine Engineers who have found their employment both at home and abroad. The dep.art1?ent is enriched with a group of highly qualified teaching staffs who have had their education and training form various renowned Institutions of the world.