Certificate in Naval Architecture
Tue, 17 April 2012 - Tue, 17 July 2012
Certificate in Naval Architecture
Commences: 17th April 2012
Delivered by part-time distance learning over 14 weeks
Understand the key principles and tools used by naval architects in ship design
Giving a comprehensive and concise introduction to the fundamentals of naval architecture, the Certificate in Naval Architecture covers physical properties, design principles and construction techniques taking into account both the key regulatory and environmental considerations.
The programme equips you with the essential tools and knowledge needed to understand naval architecture and will prove invaluable for anyone who works with ships or is interested in their design, including those in non technical roles such as salvors, investigators, underwriters and consultants.
The comprehensive syllabus includes:
Introduction to Naval Architecture
Hydrostatics
The Marine Environment
Operating in the Marine Environment
Durability in the Marine Environment
Regulatory Frameworks and Ship Maintenance
Fundamentals of Ship Design
The course director, Eric Tupper, is a Fellow and Honorary Vice-President of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA). He is a co-author of Basic Ship Theory and author of Introduction to Naval Architecture, both of which are highly respected within the industry.
Delivered 100% by distance learning with detailed modules and tutorial forums available through our online learning management system, the course lets you control when and where you undertake your learning.
In addition students successfully completing the course are eligible to join the Royal Institution of Naval Architects as Associate members (AssocRINA).
For more information visit our website - http://www.informaglobalevents.com/FLP2232BA401 or contact your dedicated training consultant, Andrew Matthews directly on
Tel: +44 (0)20 7017 7406
Email: andrew.matthews@informa.com
