Course: Computer-aided Design and IT in Ship Design, Production and Operation

Master Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering

Students will learn mathematical principles of curve and free-form surface modeling as a fundamental task of ship design. They will know required input information in the individual process steps. In addition, they will be able to formulate requirements for the tools used in the ship engineering development process or to evaluate the performance of such tools for individual tasks. The entire scope from ship design to production is investigated from the process perspective: listeners will recognize the necessity of information flow and be able to develop integration strategies in the shipbuilding context.

This course is provided in English

Dates

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Seminar:

Exam

Oral examination, 30 minutes duration, the module examination is graded. The date of the examination will be announced via the study office. In order to be admitted to the examination, the homework must have been successfully completed.

Organizational

Module number: 1550940
Courses: Computer-aided Design and IT in Ship Design, Production and Operation

Univ. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Florian Sprenger
M.Sc. Junheng Zhang

Credit points: 6 ECTS
Attendance: 2 SWS lectures, 1 SWS tutorial/practical, 1 SWS project course
Preparation, follow-up, self-study, homework: ~ 124 h
Total amount of work: ~ 180 h