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COLREGs (ROR)

The Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 (COLREGs), established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), sets out navigational rules to prevent collisions between vessels. The convention comprises multiple Parts, Sections, and Rules

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MARITIME LEGISLATION (ML)

This subject ensures students acquire comprehensive knowledge of international maritime conventions, agreements, and practices, covering compliance with the Load Line Convention, SOLAS, and MARPOL requirements; the rights and obligations under the MLC 2006; the role and procedures of Classification Societies; principles of cargo handling and liability under Hague-Visby Rules; marine insurance and liability, including P&I Clubs and protest procedures; compliance with the International Ballast Water Convention, Port State Control inspections, and London Dumping Convention & CLC 92; and understanding the process of implementing international conventions into national legislation.

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METEOROLOGY (MET)

This subject is designed to ensure students grasp key meteorological and oceanographic concepts essential for maritime operations. It covers planetary wind and pressure systems, the characteristics and weather linked to air masses, and the interpretation of synoptic charts and forecasts. Students learn about information available through modern communication tools, ice formation and navigation in icy waters, and the dangers of ice accretion. The syllabus includes understanding frontal and non-frontal weather systems, tropical revolving storms, ocean surface circulation, and voyage planning principles with respect to weather and wave heights. Additionally, it explains sea wave formation, their decay, and their relationship with swell waves, emphasizing practical applications for safe and efficient maritime navigation

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SEAMANSHIP (SM)

This subject is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of ship handling, navigation, and emergency response procedures. It covers critical topics such as approaching pilot stations, maneuvering in shallow and restricted waters, handling interactions between ships and shore, and using propulsion and rudder systems effectively. Students will also learn essential skills for anchoring, berthing, and unberthing under various conditions, as well as handling emergencies like grounding, collisions, fires, and rescue operations. Additionally, the subject emphasizes the importance of managing ship stability, navigating in ice-prone areas, and planning for adverse weather conditions to ensure safe and efficient vessel operations.

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SHIP STABILITY (SS)

Draught, Trim and Stability Compliance with The Minimum Freeboard Requirements of The Load Line Regulations Approximate Calculation of Areas And Volumes Effects of Density Simplified Stability Data Trim and List Recommendation on Intact Stability for Passenger and Cargo Ships under 100 Metres in Length Rolling of Ships Dry-Docking and Grounding Theories Affecting Trim and Stability Responsibilities under The International Conventions and Codes

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