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EEE 1201: Electrical Eneineerine Principles 3.00 Credit, 3 hrs/wk.

Contents:

Direct Current: Theorems of electric circuit, electrical network analysis, measuring instruments. Alternating

current: AC

quantities

and

waveforms, phasor algebra,

AC circuit

analysis,

three

^phase circuits.

Transformers: Single phase and

three

phase, auto transformer. Fundamentals

of

DC generators, ^DC motors: principle and operation, Switchgear & protection.

Math 1203: Mathematics-Il 3.00 Credit. 3 hrs/wk

Contents:

Matrices: Definition

of

matrix; Different types

of

matrices; Algebra

of

matrices; Adjoint and inverse of a

matrix; ^Rank and elementary transformations of matrices; Normal and canonical forms; Solution of linear equations; Quadratic forms; Matrix polynomials; Caley-Hamilton theorem; Eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

Vector Analysis: Position vector of a point; Resolution of vectors; Scalar and vector product of two vectors and their geometrical interpretation; Triple products and multiple products; Application to geometry and mechanics. Linear combinations; Linear dependence and independence

of

vectors; Differentiation and integration

of

vectors together

with

elementary applications; Definition

of

line; surface and volume integrals; Gradient; Divergence and Curl of point functions; various formulae; Divergence/Gauss's theorem;

Stoke's theorem.

Probability; Sampling; Descriptive statistics; Discrete distributions

(binomial,

_Poisson); Continuous distributions (uniform, normal, exponential, extreme value, Rayleigh); Random number generation; Linear combinations

of

variables; Central

limit theorem;

Confidence intervals

for

means; Variances and proportions and for comparisons of these between samples; Regression.

NAOE 2207: Mechanics of Structure 3.00 Credit. 3 hrs.

/wk

Contents:

Stiffness relationships; Hooke's law; Stress and strain; Modulus; Simple beam theory; Second moment of area; Bending stress; Shearforce and bending moment diagrams; Torsional, combined and off-axis loading;

Principalstresses; lntroduction to stiffness and strain analysis; Stress and strain in thin walled shells.

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NAOE 2209: Theorv of Machines 3.00 Credit, 3 hrs/wk.

Contents:

Statics: Use of free body diagrams; Equilibrium; Friction.

Dynamics: Newton's second law for linear and rotating marine systems; Compatibility equations; Moment of inertia and radius of gyration; Parallel axes and perpendicular axes theorems; lntroduction to vibration of marine systems.

Mechanics

of

machines: lntroduction

to

the kinematics and dynamics

of

marine gear drives; Elementary kinematic analysis of linkages by means of velocity diagrams and acceleration diagrams.

Math 2203: Mathematics-lV 3.00 Credit.3 hrs/wk

Contents:

Fourier analysis: Real and complex form; Finite transform; Fourier integral; Fourier transforms and their uses in solving boundary value problems.

Harmonic Function: Definition of harmonics; Laplace equation in Cartesian; polar; cylindrical and spherical co-ordinates; Solutions of these equations together with applications; Gravitational potential ^due to a ring;

Steady-state temperature; Potential ^inside or outside of a sphere; Properties of harmonic functions.

Laplace

Transforms:

Definition

of

Laplace transforms; Elementary transformation

and

properties;

Convolution; Solution

of

differential equation by ^Laplace transforms; Evaluation

of

integrals by ^Laplace's transforms.

Hum 2203: Economics and Accountine 3.00 Credit, 3 hrs. /wk.

Contents:

The Fundamentals of Economics: Utility, Wealth, Production; Theory of Demand (meaning, determinants of demand, law

of

demand, elasticity

of

demand price, income and cross elasticity) and Supply ^(meaning, determinants, law of supply and elasticity of supply). Equilibrium; Theory of Production (meaning , factors, laws

of

production- law of variable proportion, laws

of

returns

to

scale); Cost

of

Production (concept of costs, short-run and long-run costs, average and marginal costs, total, fixed and variable costs). ^Pricing strategies in various forms

of

markets. Money and Banking: Definition

of

Money, Types, Features and Functions; Definition, functions, utility, principles of ^Banking; Commercial ^Banks, Central Bank; Measures of

credit control and Money Market. Determining

Consumption,

lnvestment,

Employment ^and Unemployment, Productivity, Economic Growth and Determining Factors; ^Economic policies: Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy; benefits and costs of a global economy.

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Concept and classification

of

accounting; Users

of

accounting information; Requirements

of

accounting.

Preparing financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Definition and components of Balance Sheet; assets, liabilities and equity. Accounting lnstruments: Business transactions, Companies' wealth, Accounting tools, accounting books, annual accounts. Concept of earnings; fund flows and cash flows; Revenues, expenses, gains and losses; Components of the lncome Statement; Phases in the accounting cycle. Costing: methods

of

costing; standard costing

and

marginal costing; budgets ^and budgetary controls.

NAOE 3215: Ship and Offshore Production Technoloey 3.00 Credit, 3 hrs. /wk.

Contents:

Ship and offshore strurctures construction process; Construction process flow chart; Surface preparation and

cLrtting process; Welding Process; Checking and inspection

of

welding quality; Nondestructive testing (NDT)l Sub and block assembly process; Pre-outfitting, Erection and launching. transporling and Lrpsetting.

Selection

of

sLritable location

for

ship and offshore construction;

Yard

layout and production flow:

Workshops and its facilities; Calculation of _1,ard ^{area and} nrachinery Lrtilization.

Introduction

to

prodr"rction systerns and its imporlance; Production planning and control systems; Critical path _analysis

and

^project schedLrling; Introdr-rction

to quality control

systems; Computer integrated manufacturing in sliipyards; Survey, repair

&

conversion process of ship and offshore structure.

NAOE 3217:

Maritime

Transportation 3.00 Credit, 3 hrs. /wk.

Contents:

Marine transport market and

the

role

of

marine technologists

in it;

World trade; Freight markets and demand

for

ships; Major bulk commodities; General cargo and liner trade; Freight rates and operating economics; Choice of ship types; Service performance of ships; Ports.

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