Marine Engineering
Technology
Program
Outcomes |
Outcome 1: A
mastery
of knowledge, techniques, skills and modern
tools of modern marine engineering technology. |
Outcome 2: The
ability
to apply current knowledge and emerging
applications of mathematics, science, engineering and
technology to problems associated with marine
equipment, systems and vehicles. |
Outcome
3: The ability in the laboratory setting to use
proper
practices, use instrumentation for measuring physical
phenomena, analyze and interpret experiments and apply
experimental results to improve processes and design. |
Outcome
4: The ability to apply creativity in the design of systems,
components or processes in the marine environment. |
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Outcome
5: The ability to function effectively and lead teams. |
Outcome 6: The ability to apply the
principles of fluid mechanics,
hydrostatic stability, solid mechanics, materials,
dynamics, electrical engineering and energy analysis to
technical problems
related to marine equipment, systems
and vehicles. |
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Outcome 7: The ability to communicate
effectively in a technical
environment. |
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Outcome 8: Recognition of the need for and an
ability to engage in
lifelong learning, including the need for updating
technical knowledge and skills. |
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Outcome 9: The ability to understand and apply
the concepts of
professional ethics and social responsibilities. |
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Outcome 10: A respect for diversity and
knowledge of contemporary
professional, societal and global issues. |
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Outcome 11: A commitment to quality, safety,
timeliness and
continuous improvement. |
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Outcome 12: The ability to receive a
United States Coast Guard license
as a Third Assistant Engineer with motor, steam and gas
turbine endorsements (includes completion of STCW
requirements for Office in Charge of the Engineering
Watch). |
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Outcome 13:
The ability to engage in the operation,
maintenance,
analysis and management of modern marine power plants
and associated equipment and systems. |
