Marine Technology
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This programme is designed to train students in the operation and maintenance of marine propulsion and auxiliary systems, found on small to medium-sized sail and power yachts, and their tenders. Upon completion, students will have the entry-level qualifications required for the local marine industry, especially the bareboat charter business. Careers in this field include: Outboard Engine Technicians, Marine Surveyors, Marine Engine Repair Technicians, Engine Room Mechanic, and Marine Electronics Installers (on recreational and commercial seafaring vessels).
Note: Electives: Select any two from the following: AMS 170, Sailboat Theory and Practice, AMT 131, STCW Basic Course, or AMT 132, Caribbean Boat Masters Grade 2/3.
Programme Goals
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Distinguish between the different engine designs and operating principles used in marine propulsion and auxiliary systems.
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Demonstrate competent use of technology-based engine diagnostic equipment.
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Select and safely operate hand and power tools.
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Demonstrate safe working practice and safe handling of hazardous materials.
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Demonstrate competent use of marine refrigeration equipment.
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Demonstrate competent use of marine electrical equipment.
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Demonstrate an understanding of technical mathematics.