Approved by Resolution of The Degree Programme Board On 5th May 2022
Approved by Resolution of The Degree Programme Board On 5th May 2022
Approved by Resolution of The Degree Programme Board On 5th May 2022
(DITEN)
Bachelor's degree in Maritime Science and Technology
Class L-28
Degree Regulation
Approved by resolution of the Degree Programme Board on 5th May 2022
INDEX
Art. 1 Premise and area of competence
Art. 2 Admission requirements and procedures for verifying individual background
Art. 3 Training activities
Art. 4 Enrolment in individual training activities
Art. 5 Curricula
Art. 6 Total time commitment
Art. 7 Study plans and prerequisites
Art. 8 Attending classes and teaching methods
Art. 9 Examinations and other profit exams
Art. 10 Recognition of credits
Art. 11 Mobility, studies abroad, international exchanges
Art. 12 Procedures for the final examination and knowledge of foreign language
Art. 13 Guidance services and tutoring
Art. 14 Verification of credits obsolescence
Art. 15 Degree Programme Table
Art. 5 Curricula
The Bachelor Course in Maritime Science and Technology is structured in curricula.
Art. 12 Procedures of the final examination and knowledge of the foreign language
In order to obtain the Bachelor Degree, the final thesis consists of a written report on a specific activity carried
out by the student, under the guidance of one or more supervisors, in order to gain valuable knowledge for the
profession or for the continuation of studies. The supervisors must include at least one professor from the
associate Department or the Course of Study.
The final thesis shall be written in English; in case of use of another EU language the authorisation of the DPB
is required. In such cases, the final thesis must be accompanied by the title and an extensive summary in English.
In all cases, the final thesis should reveal:
• proper basic preparation;
• adequate preparation related to the operational and management aspects of the ship;
• correct use of scientific sources and bibliography;
• argumentative skills;
• clarity of exposition.
The commitment required by the student for the preparation of the final examination commensurate with the
number of credits assigned to the exam itself.
The Committee for the final examination consists of at least five members including the Committee President
and is appointed by the Director of the DITEN Department.
The evaluation of the final examination by the Committee, in the event of passing it, attributes an increase,
variable from 0 to 8, the maximum established by the Polytechnic School in agreement with the Departments, to
the weighted average (in one hundred and tenths) of the marks obtained in the exams related to training activities
that provide a final mark, assuming as weight the number of credits associated with the training activity.
Any period of study abroad, which has involved recognition of training credits, will result in an increase of up to
1 point to the above weighted average.
Art. 5 Curricula
Il Corso di Laurea in Scienze e tecnologie Marittime è articolato in curricula.
Il CdS aderisce al Progetto Matricole di Ateneo, al fine di favorire una diminuzione del fenomeno
dell'abbandono degli studi, attraverso azioni di sostegno specifico agli studenti nel corso del primo anno.
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Annex 1 to the Degree Regulation of the Bachelor’s degree course in Maritime Science and
Technology
List of training activities and related training objectives
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activity
Hours of assisted teaching
Language
ECTS
Curriculum Year Code Teaching unit_IT Teaching unit_ENG SSD Type Area
Matematica,
MATHEMATICS AND MATHEMATICS AND
DECK OFFICER 1 101116
ALGEBRA ALGEBRA 12 DI BASE Fisica, Chimica, 0 0
Informatica
ENGINEER
OFFICER AND Matematica,
MATHEMATICS AND MATHEMATICS AND
ELECTRO- 1 101116
ALGEBRA ALGEBRA 12 DI BASE Fisica, Chimica, 0 0
TECHNICAL Informatica
OFFICER
The aim of this course is to
provide a practical working tool
for students where rigorous
Calculus is needed. The main
focus is on the study of functions
of one real variable (continuity,
derivative, maxima/minima,
Matematica, integration) and a brief
DECK OFFICER 1 101117 MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS 6 MAT/05 DI BASE Fisica, Chimica, Inglese introduction to multivariable 60 90
Informatica calculus (oriented towards
finding maxima/minima). The
last part of the course is oriented
towards basic ordinary
differential equations (for
example separation of variables,
linear first-order, and constant
coefficients ODE).
The aim of this course is to
provide a practical working tool
for students where rigorous
Calculus is needed. The main
focus is on the study of functions
ENGINEER of one real variable (continuity,
OFFICER AND Matematica, derivative, maxima/minima,
ELECTRO- 1 101117 MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS 6 MAT/05 DI BASE Fisica, Chimica, Inglese integration) and a brief 60 90
TECHNICAL Informatica introduction to multivariable
OFFICER calculus (oriented towards
finding maxima/minima). The
last part of the course is oriented
towards basic ordinary
differential equations (for
example separation of variables,
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linear first-order, and constant
coefficients ODE).
ENGINEER
OFFICER AND Matematica,
ELECTRO- 1 101121 CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY 6 CHIM/03 DI BASE Fisica, Chimica, 60 90
TECHNICAL Informatica
OFFICER
The Course introduces to
optimization models and
methods for the solution of
decision problems, with
Matematica,
particular attention to models
DECK OFFICER 1 101122 OPTIMIZATION METHODS OPTIMIZATION METHODS 6 MAT/09 DI BASE Fisica, Chimica, Inglese
and problems arising in
60 90
Informatica
Maritime. In particular the focus
will be on route planning, cargo
loading and stowage, flow
management.
The Course introduces to
optimization models and
methods for the solution of
ENGINEER
decision problems, with
OFFICER AND Matematica,
particular attention to models
ELECTRO- 1 101122 OPTIMIZATION METHODS OPTIMIZATION METHODS 6 MAT/09 DI BASE Fisica, Chimica, Inglese
and problems arising in
60 90
TECHNICAL Informatica
Maritime. In particular the focus
OFFICER
will be on route planning, cargo
loading and stowage, flow
management.
The course provides knowledge
about the buoyancy and the
stability of ships, both in intact
and damaged conditions, with
ING- Discipline
DECK OFFICER 1 101123 SHIP STABILITY SHIP STABILITY 9 IND/01
CARATTERIZZANTI
Ingegneristiche
Inglese appropriate reference to relevant 90 135
IMO regulations. Specific
attention will be given also to
some operational aspects e.g. to
cargo handling and stowage.
ENGINEER The course provides knowledge
OFFICER AND about the buoyancy and the
ING- Discipline stability of ships, both in intact
ELECTRO- 1 101123 SHIP STABILITY SHIP STABILITY 9 IND/01
CARATTERIZZANTI
Ingegneristiche
Inglese
and damaged conditions, with
90 135
TECHNICAL
OFFICER appropriate reference to relevant
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IMO regulations. Specific
attention will be given also to
some operational aspects e.g. to
cargo handling and stowage.
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student will deal with during his
training
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understanding of fundamental
concepts.
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The course aims at providing
students with professional
competences about fundamentals
of shipbuilding and ship
structures, showing typical
methods and languages, i.e.
structural plans and drawings, to
describe the hull, its structural
lay-out, its components and
equipment. Various merchant
SHIP STRUCTURES AND SHIP STRUCTURES AND ING- Discipline ship types are presented,
DECK OFFICER 2 101128
STRENGTH STRENGTH 9 IND/02
CARATTERIZZANTI
Ingegneristiche
Inglese
highlighting peculiarities of
90 135
each. The course includes a
description of ship structural
design and analysis from a
global view to construction
details. The general scantling
criteria of ship structures and
components is also summarized
with reference to rules and
regulations of classification
societies.
The course aims at providing
students with professional
competences about fundamentals
of shipbuilding and ship
structures, showing typical
methods and languages, i.e.
structural plans and drawings, to
describe the hull, its structural
lay-out, its components and
ENGINEER
equipment. Various merchant
OFFICER AND
SHIP STRUCTURES AND SHIP STRUCTURES AND ING- Discipline ship types are presented,
ELECTRO- 2 101128
STRENGTH STRENGTH 9 IND/02
CARATTERIZZANTI
Ingegneristiche
Inglese
highlighting peculiarities of
90 135
TECHNICAL
each. The course includes a
OFFICER
description of ship structural
design and analysis from a
global view to construction
details. The general scantling
criteria of ship structures and
components is also summarized
with reference to rules and
regulations of classification
societies.
The course will deal with the
management and the operation
ING- Discipline of the propulsion plant. Plan and
DECK OFFICER 2 101129 SHIP PROPULSION SHIP PROPULSION 6 IND/02
CARATTERIZZANTI
Ingegneristiche
Inglese
schedule operations: propulsive
60 90
characteristics. Operation,
performance assessment.
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The course will deal with the
ENGINEER
management and the operation
OFFICER AND
ING- Discipline of the propulsion plant. Plan and
ELECTRO- 2 101129 SHIP PROPULSION SHIP PROPULSION 9 IND/02
CARATTERIZZANTI
Ingegneristiche
Inglese
schedule operations: propulsive
90 135
TECHNICAL
characteristics. Operation,
OFFICER
performance assessment.
The aim is for trainees to acquire
English language competence
towards
B2 level according to the
Common European Framework
of Reference. They will be able
to enhance their communicative
competence by developing their
grammar, pronunciation, and
lexis, together with their
language skills of listening,
Attività
AFFINI O reading, writing, and speaking.
DECK OFFICER 2 101130 ENGLISH ENGLISH 6 L-LIN/12
INTEGRATIVE
Formative Affini Inglese
Trainees will develop their
60 90
o Integrative
ability in using specialized
Maritime English for Deck
Officers, Marine Engineers and
Electro-Technical Officers, with
specific reference to the standard
IMO Model Training Course
3.17.
They will be able to demonstrate
their acquired language
competence in the final oral
exam.
The aim is for trainees to acquire
English language competence
towards
B2 level according to the
Common European Framework
of Reference. They will be able
to enhance their communicative
competence by developing their
grammar, pronunciation, and
ENGINEER
lexis, together with their
OFFICER AND Attività
AFFINI O language skills of listening,
ELECTRO- 2 101130 ENGLISH ENGLISH 6 L-LIN/12
INTEGRATIVE
Formative Affini Inglese
reading, writing, and speaking.
60 90
TECHNICAL o Integrative
Trainees will develop their
OFFICER
ability in using specialized
Maritime English for Deck
Officers, Marine Engineers and
Electro-Technical Officers, with
specific reference to the standard
IMO Model Training Course
3.17.
They will be able to demonstrate
their acquired language
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competence in the final oral
exam.
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ENGINEER
OFFICER AND
ELECTRIC MACHINES AND ELECTRIC MACHINES AND ING- A Scelta dello
ELECTRO- 2 101140
MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE 6 IND/32
A SCELTA
Studente
60 90
TECHNICAL
OFFICER
ENGINEER
OFFICER AND
ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL SECS- A Scelta dello
ELECTRO- 2 101141
IN SHIPPING COMPANIES IN SHIPPING COMPANIES 6 P/07
A SCELTA
Studente
60 90
TECHNICAL
OFFICER
The course aims at introducing
the basics of
telecommunications, from
signals (sampling, modulation,
frequency analysis) to computer
networks (transmission media
ING- Discipline
DECK OFFICER 2 101146 TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION 6 INF/03
CARATTERIZZANTI
Ingegneristiche
Inglese and network protocols). At the 60 90
end of the course, emphasis will
be given to some of the main
telecommunication systems
usually present onboard by
analysing the technology behind
RADAR, SONAR and GPS.
The course, paving on a
managerial approach, aims to
analyse the operations and
strategies of firms operating in
maritime sectors. The course
focuses on main theoretical
concepts and perspectives related
Discipline to transport demand and
SECS-
DECK OFFICER 2 101147 SHIP MANAGEMENT SHIP MANAGEMENT 6 P/08
CARATTERIZZANTI Economiche ed Inglese segmentation, transport capacity 48 102
Aziendali deployment and management,
marketing, as well as
competitive and growth
strategies. Emphasis will be
given to multinational
corporations operating in the
transport sectors, diversifying
risk and their business portfolio.
The aim of the course is to
introduce the fundamentals of
atmosphere and ocean dynamics
that characterize meteocean
OCEAN SCIENCE AND OCEAN SCIENCE AND Discipline conditions and climate from
DECK OFFICER 2 101148
ENGINEERING ENGINEERING 6 ICAR/02 CARATTERIZZANTI
Ingegneristiche
Inglese
synoptic scale to the regional
60 90
scales. Knowledge will be
provided about synoptic charts
and weather forecasting, ocean
current systems and tides, wave
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storms and their generations,
availability of data.
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A Scelta dello
DECK OFFICER 3 101121 CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY 6 CHIM/03 A SCELTA
Studente
60 90
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The course will provide the skills
related to the first and second
ENGINEER level of training of seafarers
OFFICER AND designated to provide first aid
FIRST AID AND MEDICAL FIRST AID AND MEDICAL A Scelta dello
ELECTRO- 3 101258
CARE CARE 6 MED/09 A SCELTA
Studente
Inglese and medical care on board the 60 90
TECHNICAL ships, in compliance to
OFFICER International Convention STCW
1978/1995 in its updated version
in Manila in 2010.
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Scuola Politecnica
Dipartimento di Ingegneria Navale, Elettrica, Elettronica e delleTelecomunicazioni (DITEN)
Corso di Laurea in Scienze e tecnologie marittime Classe L-28
REGOLAMENTO DIDATTICO
Approvato dal Consiglio del Corso di Studi del 26.03.2021
Art. 5 Curricula
Il Corso di Laurea in Scienze e tecnologie Marittime è articolato in curricula.
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Art. 7 Piani di studio e propedeuticità
Gli studenti possono iscriversi a tempo pieno o a tempo parziale; per le due tipologie di studente sono
previsti differenti diritti e doveri.
Lo studente sceglie la tipologia di iscrizione contestualmente alla presentazione del piano di studio.
Lo studente a tempo pieno svolge la propria attività formativa tenendo conto del piano di studio
predisposto dal Corso di Laurea, distinto per anni di corso e pubblicato nel Manifesto degli Studi
delCorso di Laurea. Il piano di studio formulato dallo studente deve contenere l’indicazione delle
attività
formative, con i relativi crediti che intende conseguire, previsti dal piano di studio ufficiale per tale
periodo didattico, fino ad un massimo di 65 dei crediti previsti in ogni anno.
Lo studente a tempo parziale è tenuto a presentare un piano di studio individuale specificando il
numero di crediti che intende inserire secondo quanto disposto dal regolamento per la contribuzione
studentesca di Ateneo.
L’iscrizione degli studenti a tempo pieno e a tempo parziale è disciplinata dal Regolamento di
Ateneo per gli studenti tenuto conto delle disposizioni operative deliberate dagli Organi centrali di
governo ed indicate nella Guida dello studente (pubblicata annualmente sul sito web
dell'Università).
Il percorso formativo dello studente è stato organizzato secondo criteri di propedeuticità, indicate
nella Parte speciale del presente Regolamento (All.1).
Il Consiglio dei Corsi di Studio, con esplicita e motivata deliberazione, può autorizzare gli studenti
che nell’anno accademico precedente abbiano dimostrato un rendimento negli studi particolarmente
elevato ad inserire nel proprio piano di studio un numero di crediti superiore a 65, ma in ogni caso
non superiore a 75.
Per “rendimento particolarmente elevato” si intende che lo studente abbia superato tutti gli esami
del proprio piano di studio entro il mese di settembre.
Il piano di studio articolato su una durata più breve rispetto a quella normale è approvato sia dal
Consiglio dei Corsi di Studio sia dal Consiglio di Dipartimento.
La modalità e il termine per la presentazione del piano di studio sono stabiliti annualmente dalla
Scuola Politecnica e riportate sul sito web del Cds alla pagina “Studenti”.
Lo studente, può aggiungere nel proprio piano degli studi insegnamenti“extracurriculari” fino
ad un massimo di 12 CFU senza versare ulteriori contributi. Tali insegnamenti non sono presi in
considerazione ai fini del conseguimento della Laurea, ma potranno essere valutati per il
conseguimento di un ulteriore titolo di studi.
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Allegato 1 Parte speciale del Regolamento didattico del Corso di Laurea in Maritime Science
and Technology della Scuola Politecnica
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Ore riservate attività
studio personale
Propedeuticità
Anno
di
Indirizzo corso Codice Nome_ins Nome_ins EN CFU SSD Tipologia Ambito Lingua Obiettivi formativi
Matematica,
DECK MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS AND Fisica,
1 101116 12 DI BASE 0 0
OFFICER AND ALGEBRA ALGEBRA Chimica,
Informatica
ENGINEER
OFFICER Matematica,
AND MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS AND Fisica,
1 101116 12 DI BASE 0 0
ELECTRO- AND ALGEBRA ALGEBRA Chimica,
TECHNICAL Informatica
OFFICER
The aim of this course is to provide a practical
working tool for students where rigorous
Calculus is needed. The main focus is on the
study of functions of one real variable
Matematica, (continuity, derivative, maxima/minima,
DECK MAT/0 Fisica, integration) and a brief introduction to
1 101117 MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS 6 DI BASE Inglese 60 90
OFFICER 5 Chimica, multivariable calculus (oriented towards
Informatica finding maxima/minima). The last part of the
course is oriented towards basic ordinary
differential equations (for example separation
of variables, linear first-order, and constant
coefficients ODE).
The aim of this course is to provide a practical
working tool for students where rigorous
Calculus is needed. The main focus is on the
ENGINEER study of functions of one real variable
OFFICER Matematica, (continuity, derivative, maxima/minima,
AND MAT/0 Fisica, integration) and a brief introduction to
1 101117 MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS 6 DI BASE Inglese 60 90
ELECTRO- 5 Chimica, multivariable calculus (oriented towards
TECHNICAL Informatica finding maxima/minima). The last part of the
OFFICER course is oriented towards basic ordinary
differential equations (for example separation
of variables, linear first-order, and constant
coefficients ODE).
Matematica,
The course aims to provide basic technical
DECK MAT/0 Fisica,
1 101118 ALGEBRA ALGEBRA 6 DI BASE Inglese notions and tools on complex numbers, linear 60 90
OFFICER 3 Chimica,
algebra and analytical geometry.
Informatica
ENGINEER Matematica,
The course aims to provide basic technical
OFFICER MAT/0 Fisica,
1 101118 ALGEBRA ALGEBRA 6 DI BASE Inglese notions and tools on complex numbers, linear 60 90
AND 3 Chimica,
algebra and analytical geometry.
ELECTRO- Informatica
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TECHNICAL
OFFICER
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The course aims at introducing the student in
the field of modern electronic methods for the
management of information, related
ENGINEER
communications and basic methods of
OFFICER Matematica,
calculation.The course follows two distinct
AND ING- Fisica,
1 101120 ICT ICT 9 DI BASE Inglese strands; the first concerns the study of the 72 153
ELECTRO- INF/05 Chimica,
architecture of computing systems, the
TECHNICAL Informatica
representation of information within them, the
OFFICER
organization and operation of networks and of
the Internet;the second teaches on the
fundamentals of programming.
"Acquiring rigorous methodology to describe
ENGINEER
as accurately as possible the fundamental
OFFICER Matematica,
phenomena that are the basis of chemical
AND CHIM/ Fisica,
1 101121 CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY 6 DI BASE Inglese systems; knowing how to understand and use 60 90
ELECTRO- 03 Chimica,
the minimum mathematical formalism required
TECHNICAL Informatica
to interpret them. Physical and chemical
OFFICER
properties of fuels, lubrificant etc."
The Course introduces to optimization models
Matematica, and methods for the solution of decision
DECK OPTIMIZATION OPTIMIZATION MAT/0 Fisica, problems, with particular attention to models
1 101122 6 DI BASE Inglese 60 90
OFFICER METHODS METHODS 9 Chimica, and problems arising in Maritime. In particular
Informatica the focus will be on route planning, cargo
loading and stowage, flow management.
ENGINEER The Course introduces to optimization models
OFFICER Matematica, and methods for the solution of decision
AND OPTIMIZATION OPTIMIZATION MAT/0 Fisica, problems, with particular attention to models
1 101122 6 DI BASE Inglese 60 90
ELECTRO- METHODS METHODS 9 Chimica, and problems arising in Maritime. In particular
TECHNICAL Informatica the focus will be on route planning, cargo
OFFICER loading and stowage, flow management.
The course provides knowledge about the
buoyancy and the stability of ships, both in
Discipline intact and damaged conditions, with
DECK ING- CARATTERI
1 101123 SHIP STABILITY SHIP STABILITY 9 Ingegneristich Inglese appropriate reference to relevant IMO 90 135
OFFICER IND/01 ZZANTI
e regulations. Specific attention will be given
also to some operational aspects e.g. to cargo
handling and stowage.
The course provides knowledge about the
ENGINEER
buoyancy and the stability of ships, both in
OFFICER
Discipline intact and damaged conditions, with
AND ING- CARATTERI
1 101123 SHIP STABILITY SHIP STABILITY 9 Ingegneristich Inglese appropriate reference to relevant IMO 90 135
ELECTRO- IND/01 ZZANTI
e regulations. Specific attention will be given
TECHNICAL
also to some operational aspects e.g. to cargo
OFFICER
handling and stowage.
The specific training objective is to provide the
ENGINEER
student with the ability to solve elementary but
OFFICER Matematica,
concrete problems. This implies that the
AND Fisica,
1 101124 PHYSICS II PHYSICS II 12 FIS/01 DI BASE Inglese student must know how to distinguish between 96 204
ELECTRO- Chimica,
fundamental concepts (electric and magnetic
TECHNICAL Informatica
fields and forces, works, Gauss's laws,
OFFICER
Ampere's, Faraday's, ...) and more specific
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issues (motion of charges in electromagnetic
fields, cylindrical condensers, .. .) demanding a
thorough understanding of fundamental
concepts.
The aim of the course is to introduce students
to the knowledge of the basic items concerning
DECK INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL CARATTERI Discipline the vessels’ utilization, including their safety
1 101125 6 IUS/06 Inglese 60 90
OFFICER MARITIME LAW MARITIME LAW ZZANTI Giuridiche and security, and maritime carriages of goods,
through an analysis of the relevant national,
international and E.C. laws and rules.
The course provides the specificities of the
sector and the contribution provided to the
general economic theory, the knowledge of the
Attività
MARITIME MARITIME AFFINI O distinctive characteristics of the different
DECK SECS- Formative
1 101142 TRASPORT TRASPORT 6 INTEGRATI Inglese modes of maritime transport and the forms of 60 90
OFFICER P/06 Affini o
ECONOMICS ECONOMICS VE integration and competition, the markets in
Integrative
which the companies operate and the economic
policy guidelines that drive International trade
and sea transport.
The course offers a throughout understanding
of the procedures that are relevant for the
maritime navigation: a theoretical part allows
to focus on the physics, geodesy and
astronomy items related to navigation, while an
operational part will focus on the methods that
are necessary to carry out a reliable voyage
Matematica, planning and a correct execution, taking into
DECK Fisica, account the use of nautical charts and
1 101143 NAVIGATION NAVIGATION 9 FIS/06 DI BASE Inglese 90 135
OFFICER Chimica, publications, ship's routeing and ship's
Informatica reporting systems. The position fixing will be
analysed both in terms of coastal and celestial
navigation considering the support provided by
proper Aids to Navigation and the use and
control of traditional instruments such as the
magnetic and gyro compass and the marine
sextant. The IAMSAR procedures are also
taken into account.
Automation and control are essential functions
for the ship correct and efficient management.
ENGINEER
The course presents the fundamental concepts
OFFICER AUTOMATION AND AUTOMATION AND Attività
AFFINI O of automatic control enabling the student to
AND CONTROL FOR CONTROL FOR ING- Formative
2 101126 6 INTEGRATI Inglese deduce mathematical models and to synthetize 60 90
ELECTRO- ELECTRIC MARINE ELECTRIC MARINE IND/33 Affini o
VE controllers by a practical approach for the
TECHNICAL APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS Integrative
dynamic systems of plants, processes and
OFFICER
time-varying behaviors in electric, thermal and
mechanical marine applications.
The module provides the students with the
ENGINEER Attività
AFFINI O fundamental skills to interpret the processes, as
OFFICER ING- Formative
2 101127 MACHINERY MACHINERY 6 INTEGRATI Inglese well as the technologies, related to fluid 60 90
AND IND/08 Affini o
VE machines, thermal machines and energy
ELECTRO- Integrative
conversion systems. This allows the student to
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TECHNICAL master the basic principles of thermodynamics
OFFICER and fluid dynamics when applied to the design
and the analysis of energy conversion
equipment, as well as to address the functional
behavior of fluid machines.
The course aims at providing students with
professional competences about fundamentals
of shipbuilding and ship structures, showing
typical methods and languages, i.e. structural
plans and drawings, to describe the hull, its
structural lay-out, its components and
Discipline equipment. Various merchant ship types are
DECK SHIP STRUCTURES SHIP STRUCTURES ING- CARATTERI
2 101128 9 Ingegneristich Inglese presented, highlighting peculiarities of each. 90 135
OFFICER AND STRENGTH AND STRENGTH IND/02 ZZANTI
e The course includes a description of ship
structural design and analysis from a global
view to construction details. The general
scantling criteria of ship structures and
components is also summarized with reference
to rules and regulations of classification
societies.
The course aims at providing students with
professional competences about fundamentals
of shipbuilding and ship structures, showing
typical methods and languages, i.e. structural
plans and drawings, to describe the hull, its
ENGINEER
structural lay-out, its components and
OFFICER
Discipline equipment. Various merchant ship types are
AND SHIP STRUCTURES SHIP STRUCTURES ING- CARATTERI
2 101128 9 Ingegneristich Inglese presented, highlighting peculiarities of each. 90 135
ELECTRO- AND STRENGTH AND STRENGTH IND/02 ZZANTI
e The course includes a description of ship
TECHNICAL
structural design and analysis from a global
OFFICER
view to construction details. The general
scantling criteria of ship structures and
components is also summarized with reference
to rules and regulations of classification
societies.
The course will deal with the management and
Discipline
DECK ING- CARATTERI the operation of the propulsion plant. Plan and
2 101129 SHIP PROPULSION SHIP PROPULSION 6 Ingegneristich Inglese 60 90
OFFICER IND/02 ZZANTI schedule operations: propulsive characteristics.
e
Operation, performance assessment.
ENGINEER
OFFICER The course will deal with the management and
Discipline
AND ING- CARATTERI the operation of the propulsion plant. Plan and
2 101129 SHIP PROPULSION SHIP PROPULSION 9 Ingegneristich Inglese 90 135
ELECTRO- IND/02 ZZANTI schedule operations: propulsive characteristics.
e
TECHNICAL Operation, performance assessment.
OFFICER
"The aim is for trainees to acquire English
Attività language competence towards B2 level
AFFINI O
DECK L- Formative according to the Common European
2 101130 ENGLISH ENGLISH 6 INTEGRATI Inglese 60 90
OFFICER LIN/12 Affini o Framework of Reference. They will be able to
VE
Integrative enhance their communicative competence by
developing their grammar, pronunciation, and
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lexis, together with their language skills of
listening, reading, writing, and speaking.
Trainees will develop their ability in using
specialized Maritime English for Deck
Officers, Marine Engineers and Electro-
Technical Officers, with specific reference to
the standard IMO Model Training Course 3.17.
They will be able to demonstrate their acquired
language competence in the final oral exam.
"The aim is for trainees to acquire English
language competence towards B2 level
according to the Common European
Framework of Reference. They will be able to
enhance their communicative competence by
ENGINEER
developing their grammar, pronunciation, and
OFFICER Attività
AFFINI O lexis, together with their language skills of
AND L- Formative
2 101130 ENGLISH ENGLISH 6 INTEGRATI Inglese listening, reading, writing, and speaking.
ELECTRO- LIN/12 Affini o
VE Trainees will develop their ability in using
TECHNICAL Integrative
specialized Maritime English for Deck
OFFICER
Officers, Marine Engineers and Electro-
Technical Officers, with specific reference to
the standard IMO Model Training Course 3.17.
They will be able to demonstrate their acquired
language competence in the final oral exam
ENGINEER 2 101131 SHIPBOARD SHIPBOARD POWER 6 ING- AFFINI O Attività Inglese The teaching of shipboard electrical systems 60 90
OFFICER POWER SYSTEMS SYSTEMS IND/33 INTEGRATI Formative aims to consolidate the skills of the maritime
AND VE Affini o students in an application context of the
ELECTRO- Integrative knowledge of electrical engineering. Training
TECHNICAL proposals are proposed on the knowledge of
OFFICER the principal components and main
characteristics associate to electrical machines.
The correct definition and basic sizing and
operation of power system distributions and
protection devices.
ENGINEER 2 101132 SHIPBOARD SHIPBOARD POWER 6 ING- AFFINI O Attività The aim of the course is to introduce students 60 90
OFFICER POWER SYSTEM SYSTEM CONTROL IND/33 INTEGRATI Formative to the basic problems related to the operation
AND CONTROL VE Affini o of the electric propulsion on ships, to guide in
ELECTRO- Integrative understanding the technologies and electrical
TECHNICAL problems due to the complexity of the ship.
OFFICER The correct sizing and energy balance of the
power system and basic configuration in
compliance with the current normative and
standards.
ENGINEER 2 101133 ELECTROTECNICS ELECTROTECNICS 6 ING- AFFINI O Attività Inglese The course gives the essential elements for 60 90
OFFICER IND/31 INTEGRATI Formative understanding of analysis and exploitation of
AND VE Affini o the electromagnetic phenomena. In the first
ELECTRO- Integrative part of the course the instruments for static and
TECHNICAL quasi-static analysis by circuit methods are
OFFICER introduced. In the second part of the course the
principal application aspects of exploitation of
power electromagnetic phenomena are
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introduced: electrical motors, power
electronics and power electrical systems.
ENGINEER 2 101134 SHIP PLANTS AND SHIP PLANTS AND 9 ING- CARATTERI Discipline Inglese Design principles of ship propulsion plants, 90 135
OFFICER SYSTEM SAFETY SYSTEM SAFETY IND/02 ZZANTI Ingegneristich ship auxiliary plants and ship safety plants.
AND e Manage fuel, lubrication and ballast
ELECTRO- operations. Pumps and piping operation and
TECHNICAL maintenance. Manage safe and effective
OFFICER maintenance. Planning maintenance. Safety
procedures. Life saving appliances. Fire
fighting. Fire detection. Fire prevention
DECK 2 101144 ELECTRONIC ELECTRONIC 9 ICAR/ CARATTERI Discipline Inglese Principles of operation and accuracy of the 90 135
OFFICER NAVIGATION NAVIGATION 06 ZZANTI Ingegneristich main electronic navigation systems, including
e GNSS and Loran, for fixing position and
navigation. Content, accuracy and formats of
electronic cartography, with emphasis on
electronic nautical cartography (ENC); GIS
software for the management, visualisation and
analysis of cartographic data and main features
of ECDIS. Theoretical basis of geodesy and
statistical treatment of measurements.
DECK 2 101145 ICT 2 ICT 2 6 ING- DI BASE Matematica, Inglese Concepts and essential tools for using and 48 102
OFFICER INF/05 Fisica, programming computers; an effective synthesis
Chimica, between learning the basic concepts of
Informatica information technology and their application
on shipboard.
DECK 2 101146 TELECOMMUNICA TELECOMMUNICATI 6 ING- CARATTERI Discipline Inglese The course aims at introducing the basics of 60 90
OFFICER TION ON INF/03 ZZANTI Ingegneristich telecommunications, from signals (sampling,
e modulation, frequency analysis) to computer
networks (transmission media and network
protocols). At the end of the course, emphasis
will be given to some of the main
telecommunication systems usually present
onboard by analysing the technology behind
RADAR, SONAR and GPS.
DECK 2 101147 SHIP SHIP MANAGEMENT 6 SECS- CARATTERI Discipline Inglese The course, paving on a managerial approach, 48 102
OFFICER MANAGEMENT P/08 ZZANTI Economiche aims to analyse the operations and strategies of
ed Aziendali firms operating in maritime sectors. The course
focuses on main theoretical concepts and
perspectives related to transport demand and
segmentation, transport capacity deployment
and management, marketing, as well as
competitive and growth strategies. Emphasis
will be given to multinational corporations
operating in the transport sectors, diversifying
risk and their business portfolio.
DECK 2 101148 OCEAN SCIENCE OCEAN SCIENCE 6 ICAR/ CARATTERI Discipline Inglese The aim of the course is to introduce the 60 90
OFFICER AND ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING 02 ZZANTI Ingegneristich fundamentals of atmosphere and ocean
e dynamics that characterize meteocean
conditions and climate from synoptic scale to
the regional scales. Knowledge will be
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provided about synoptic charts and weather
forecasting, ocean current systems and tides,
wave storms and their generations, availability
of data.
DECK 2 101149 SHIP SHIP 6 ING- CARATTERI Discipline Inglese The focus of the course is to raise physical and 60 90
OFFICER MANOEUVRABILIT MANOEUVRABILITY IND/01 ZZANTI Ingegneristich practical awareness of the vessel's dynamical
Y e response to all the main means of control and
propulsion which could be installed on board
(active or passive devices) under any condition
with respect to the vessel type. Many
operative scenarios will be vectorially analyzed
with a practical mathematical and physical
approach; amongst those: straight course
stability, calm and heavy water
manoeuvrability, approaching harbours,
restricted waters and canals navigation,
embarking/disembarking pilots, berthing and
unberthing, drydocking, anchoring and
emergency operations management.
ENGINEER 3 101125 INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL 6 IUS/06 CARATTERI Discipline Inglese The aim of the course is to introduce students 60 90
OFFICER MARITIME LAW MARITIME LAW ZZANTI Giuridiche to the knowledge of the basic items concerning
AND the vessels’ utilization, including their safety
ELECTRO- and security, and maritime carriages of goods,
TECHNICAL through an analysis of the relevant national,
OFFICER international and E.C. laws and rules.
DECK 3 101135 LEADERSHIP&TEA LEADERSHIP&TEAM 6 SECS- CARATTERI Discipline Inglese Ability to apply task and workload 60 90
OFFICER MWORKING WORKING P/10 ZZANTI Economiche management. Shipboard personnel
ed Aziendali management. International conventions.
Decision making techniques.
ENGINEER 3 101135 LEADERSHIP&TEA LEADERSHIP&TEAM 6 SECS- CARATTERI Discipline Inglese Ability to apply task and workload 60 90
OFFICER MWORKING WORKING P/10 ZZANTI Economiche management. Shipboard personnel
AND ed Aziendali management. International conventions.
ELECTRO- Decision making techniques.
TECHNICAL
OFFICER
DECK 3 101136 TRAINING ON TRAINING ON 30 PER STAGE Per Stages e Inglese The curricular internship has the objective of 0 750
OFFICER BOARD BOARD E TIROCINI Tirocini including the student in a specific working
Presso reality of enbarquement or in industry in
Imprese, Enti maritime sector.
Pubblici o
Privati,
Ordini
Professionali
ENGINEER 3 101136 TRAINING ON TRAINING ON 30 PER STAGE Per Stages e Inglese The curricular internship has the objective of 0 750
OFFICER BOARD BOARD E TIROCINI Tirocini including the student in a specific working
AND Presso reality of enbarquement or in industry in
ELECTRO- Imprese, Enti maritime sector.
TECHNICAL Pubblici o
OFFICER Privati,
Ordini
Professionali
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DECK 3 101137 FINAL EXAM FINAL EXAM 3 PROVA Per la Prova Inglese Project work on a particular topic based on the 0 75
OFFICER FINALE Finale internship carried out supervised by a tutor.
ENGINEER 3 101137 FINAL EXAM FINAL EXAM 3 PROVA Per la Prova Inglese Project work on a particular topic based on the 0 75
OFFICER FINALE Finale internship carried out supervised by a tutor.
AND
ELECTRO-
TECHNICAL
OFFICER
DECK 3 101138 MARITIME AND MARITIME AND 6 M- A SCELTA A Scelta dello Inglese The course aims to analyze the general features 60 90
OFFICER NAVAL HISTORY NAVAL HISTORY STO/0 Studente and historiographical interpretations of
LABORATORY LABORATORY 2 maritime and naval history in the modern age.
(NAVLAB) (NAVLAB)
ENGINEER 3 101138 MARITIME AND MARITIME AND 6 M- A SCELTA A Scelta dello Inglese The course aims to analyze the general features 60 90
OFFICER NAVAL HISTORY NAVAL HISTORY STO/0 Studente and historiographical interpretations of
AND LABORATORY LABORATORY 2 maritime and naval history in the modern age.
ELECTRO- (NAVLAB) (NAVLAB)
TECHNICAL
OFFICER
DECK 3 101140 ELECTRIC ELECTRIC 6 ING- A SCELTA A Scelta dello Inglese Provide elements on the electrical equipment 60 90
OFFICER MACHINES AND MACHINES AND IND/32 Studente construction for low and high voltage
MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE applications. Provide the elements for
diagnostics and maintenance of
electromechanical components.
ENGINEER 3 101140 ELECTRIC ELECTRIC 6 ING- A SCELTA A Scelta dello Inglese Provide elements on the electrical equipment 60 90
OFFICER MACHINES AND MACHINES AND IND/32 Studente construction for low and high voltage
AND MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE applications. Provide the elements for
ELECTRO- diagnostics and maintenance of
TECHNICAL electromechanical components.
OFFICER
DECK 3 101141 ACCOUNTING AND ACCOUNTING AND 6 SECS- AFFINI O Attività Inglese The course will introduce the student on 60 90
OFFICER CONTROL IN CONTROL IN P/07 INTEGRATI Formative Analytical accounting and cost analysis. The
SHIPPING SHIPPING VE Affini o planning and control procedures for budgeting.
COMPANIES COMPANIES Integrative The analysis logic of the deviations.
ENGINEER 3 101141 ACCOUNTING AND ACCOUNTING AND 6 SECS- A SCELTA A Scelta dello Inglese The course will introduce the student on 60 90
OFFICER CONTROL IN CONTROL IN P/07 Studente Analytical accounting and cost analysis. The
AND SHIPPING SHIPPING planning and control procedures for budgeting.
ELECTRO- COMPANIES COMPANIES The analysis logic of the deviations.
TECHNICAL
OFFICER
DECK 3 101258 FIRST AID AND FIRST AID AND 6 MED/0 A SCELTA A Scelta dello Inglese The course will provide the skills related to the 60 90
OFFICER MEDICAL CARE MEDICAL CARE 9 Studente first and second level of training of seafarers
designated to provide first aid and medical care
on board the ships, in compliance to
International Convention STCW 1978/1995 in
its updated version in Manila in 2010.
ENGINEER 3 101258 FIRST AID AND FIRST AID AND 6 MED/0 A SCELTA A Scelta dello Inglese The course will provide the skills related to the 60 90
OFFICER MEDICAL CARE MEDICAL CARE 9 Studente first and second level of training of seafarers
AND designated to provide first aid and medical care
ELECTRO- on board the ships, in compliance to
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TECHNICAL International Convention STCW 1978/1995 in
OFFICER its updated version in Manila in 2010.
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