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SOES6080 2027-28
Shelf Seas and Shelf Edge Dynamics
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SOES6080 2029-30
Shelf Seas and Shelf Edge Dynamics
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SOES3009 2029-30
Shelf Seas and Shelf Edge Dynamics
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SOES3009 2027-28
Shelf Seas and Shelf Edge Dynamics
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SOES6080 2030-31
Shelf Seas and Shelf Edge Dynamics
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SOES6080 2025-26
Shelf Seas and Shelf Edge Dynamics
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SOES6080 2026-27
Shelf Seas and Shelf Edge Dynamics
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SESS2017 2026-27
Ship Design and Economics
A module in which students will learn the basis of sustainable ship design whilst considering the economic and safety implications. In parallel the students will undertake a preliminary ship design which will enhance their understanding of some design implications and result in a general arrangement drawing. -
SESS2017 2027-28
Ship Design and Economics
Ship design requires engineers to balance technical performance, safety, environmental responsibility and commercial viability. From cargo vessels and passenger ships to specialised offshore vessels, successful designs must meet both operational requirements and wider economic and sustainability objectives.
In this module, you will learn how engineering decisions influence the technical and commercial success of a vessel. You will apply design principles to develop a preliminary ship design, translating operational requirements into engineering solutions and producing a general arrangement drawing. Along the way, you will develop skills in design synthesis, engineering judgement, economic assessment and the evaluation of safety and sustainability considerations.
By the end of the module, you will have gained practical experience of the early stages of ship design and an appreciation of the trade-offs involved in developing maritime systems. These skills provide an important bridge between engineering fundamentals and more advanced design-focused modules and support future careers in naval architecture and maritime engineering. -
SESS2017 2028-29
Ship Design and Economics
Ship design requires engineers to balance technical performance, safety, environmental responsibility and commercial viability. From cargo vessels and passenger ships to specialised offshore vessels, successful designs must meet both operational requirements and wider economic and sustainability objectives.
In this module, you will learn how engineering decisions influence the technical and commercial success of a vessel. You will apply design principles to develop a preliminary ship design, translating operational requirements into engineering solutions and producing a general arrangement drawing. Along the way, you will develop skills in design synthesis, engineering judgement, economic assessment and the evaluation of safety and sustainability considerations.
By the end of the module, you will have gained practical experience of the early stages of ship design and an appreciation of the trade-offs involved in developing maritime systems. These skills provide an important bridge between engineering fundamentals and more advanced design-focused modules and support future careers in naval architecture and maritime engineering.