Course of Study Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (Study Cohort w16)

Sample course plan C Master Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (SBMS)

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Core qualification Compulsory	Specialisation Compulsory	Focus Compulsory	Thesis Compulsory
Core qualification Elective Compulsory	Specialisation Elective Compulsory	Focus Elective Compulsory	Interdisciplinary complement

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Semester 2

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Semester 3

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Semester 4

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Structural Analysis of Ships and Offshore Structures
Structural Analysis of Ships and Offshore Structures	VL	2
Structural Analysis of Ships and Offshore Structures	UE	2


Seakeeping of Ships and Laboratory on Naval Architecture (part 2)
Laboratory on Naval Architecture	FL	2


Research Project Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering


Master Thesis


Maritime Technology and Maritime Systems (part 2)
Analysis of Maritime Systems	VL	2
Analysis of Maritime Systems	UE	1


High-Order FEM
High-Order FEM	VL	3
High-Order FEM	HÜ	1


Ship Vibration
Ship Vibration	VL	2
Ship Vibration	UE	2


Numerical Algorithms in Structural Mechanics
Numerical Algorithms in Structural Mechanics	VL	2
Numerical Algorithms in Structural Mechanics	UE	2


Ship Safety
Ship Safety	VL	2
Ship Safety	HÜ	2


Vibration Theory
Vibration Theory	VL	4


Selected topics in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
Selection from a catalog


Seakeeping of Ships and Laboratory on Naval Architecture (part 1)
Seakeeping of Ships	VL	2
Seakeeping of Ships	UE	2


Manoeuvrability and Shallow Water Ship Hydrodynamics
Manoeuvrability of Ships	VL	2
Shallow Water Ship Hydrodynamics	VL	2


Maritime Technology and Maritime Systems (part 1)
Introduction to Maritime Technology	VL	2
Introduction to Maritime Technology	UE	1


Arctic Technology
Ship structural design for arctic conditions	PBL	2
Ice Engineering	VL	2
Ice Engineering	UE	1

Business & Management (from catalogue) - 6LP

Nontechnical Elective Complementary Courses for Master (from catalogue) - 6LP

The choice of courses from the catalogue is flexible (depends on the semestral work load), provided the necessary number of required credits is reached.