2017 Orientation and Course Information Booklet 23R ... · within the guidelines of the ... JNE234 Ship and Engine Resource Management ... JVD210 Advanced Fire Fighting Emergency

The Australian Maritime College is an institute of the University of Tasmania

23R Bachelor of Applied Science (Marine Engineering)

SciRnce) 22R Advanced Diploma of Applied Science (Marine Engineering)

Year 1 – Pre Sea Engine

Year 2 – Engineering Watchkeeper

Year 3 – Class 2 / Class 1 Engineer

2017 Orientation and Course Information Booklet

The Australian Maritime College is an institute of The University of Tasmania

Orientation Day Information

Contents

1. Course Contacts

2. Campus map and Swanson 1st floor plan

3. Course Information

4. Unit Grid

5. Short Courses by cohort

6. Short Course Information

7. Certificate of Safety Training and TAGS

8. Web Links

9. Providing Course completion documentation to a

3rd Party - Testamur / Final Transcript

10. AMSA Pathways


Course Contacts

Course Level / Intake Name Phone / Email

Pre Sea Engine Sankaramoorthy

Narayanasamy

+61 3 6324 9768

[email protected]

Swanson Building F98

Engineer Watchkeeper

Class 2 / Class 1

Mohan

Anantharaman

+61 3 6324 9889

[email protected]

Swanson Building F65

Administration /

Support Name

Phone / Email

Faculty Officer

(Maritime Training) Kim Groves

+61 3 6324 9728

[email protected]

Student Centre

Faculty Officer

(Maritime Training)

Academic Coordinator

Short Course

Coordinator

Kelli Roach

+61 3 6324 9614

[email protected]

Student Centre

Stakeholder

Engagement Officer

(Sponsored Students)

Claire Byrne

+61 3 6324 9298

[email protected]

Swanson Building

Student Advisor Kellie

Brandenburg

+61 3 6324 9701

or 0408 243 787

[email protected]

Student Centre

International Student

Advisor Ginni Woof

+61 3 6324 3506

[email protected]

Student Centre

Shipboard Operational Experience (TAGS)

TAGS Book Assignment

Submission and

Collection

AMC Business

Unit

AMC Reception

(Glass sliding doors)

+61 3 6324 9422

[email protected]

Swanson Building Main Reception

NCPS

F44A

F66

NCPS

Bill Du

Reza Emad

F98

NCPS

Peggy Chen

Siriwardhana Hirimbure

NCPS

NCPS

Stephen Hurd

F12

NCPSAllison James

NCPS

F43

F38

Gamini Lokuketagoda

F67

F44 Classroom

F12A F12

Samrat Ghosh

F68

NCPS

F68

F56F54

Lee-Anne Britcliffe

Phil Mackrill

Neil Pereira

F61

GMDSS Radio

Lab

Hilary Pateman

Stephen Cahoon

NCPS

F92

Meeting

Room

a

NCPS Copy Room

a

F9A

F75

F11 F13

F15

F95

F96

F94

F76a

F69

F49

F69

F57

Radio

Comms &

Electronics

F53

Elec-

tronics

F87

F76 Meeting Room

F86F79

F84

a ST

AIR

SF88

Gown Room

NCPS Storage Room

F48

F56

F58

F54Phill Lenthall, Michael Douglas & Umar Khan

Distance Education - Jackie Evans, Heather Hepburn

AMC Search Room

F81 F73

F46 Classroom

Greg Hockey

F76F76

F77

aF83 F77

F71

F57

Radio

Comms &

Electronics

Pom Sooksripaisarnkit

F58

F75

NCPS

Owen Nguyen

F81

F75a

Ian Gabites / Phil Mackrill

F98

F99

F100

Shantha Jayasinghe

F45 Classroom

F65 Mohan Anantharaman

Josh Weber

F70

F85

NCPS

F93

F95

NCPS

F85

Store

F96

NCPS

F94

Chris Carstens

NCPS

NCPS

Wenming (Wendy) Shi

Vera Zhang

NCPS

F100

F99

F87

F97

F88

NCPSNCPS

NCPS

Jiangang Fei

Ruth Findlater

Jarrod Weaving

F86

Sumeet Sharma

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

F2

F72

F4

F73

Corp

Leslie Lundie / Lindsey Steers

Neil Bose F64

Director NCMEH

Jenni Rein/Allison Bird

Christine Veltman Corp

NCPS

Anthony Beckett

Margareta Lutzhoft

Hossein Ensahei

F77

F74a

F74

F79

Corp

Corp

F84

F78

David Waldron

Natalia Nikolova

Tony Beckett

F77a

Corp

F9

F13

F9A

NCPS

Corp

Vivien Drinkwater

Director NCPS

F11

Corp

NCMEH

F10F9

F3

Prashant Bhaskar

Darrel Silva

F10

F15

NCPS

Erin Crawford & Carley Williams

NCPS

F43

F12A

F42

F41

F89 - Classroom F90 - Chart Room

F40

F41

F40

F91

F91

NCPS

F72

NCPS

NCPS

F97

NCPS

NCPS

STAIRS

F65F66

NCPS

Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy

F59

GMDSS Radio

Lab

NCPS

NCPS

NCPS

F63

Classroom

NCPS

F93

F70F71

STAIRS

Store

F44a

F67 F64

F48

Staff

Room

F75 F74

Phil Leersen

Wyuna Meeting Room

F38 F39

F39F42

Corp

F2

F3

Board Room

F3a

F3aSwanson Building - First Floor Room MapSwanson Building - First Floor Room MapSwanson Building - First Floor Room MapSwanson Building - First Floor Room Map

STAIRSF4

Flagpoles

F83 Casual Lecturers Office NCPS

Pantry

LIFT

F74

STAIRS

F78

F49

Newnham Campus Map

University of Tasmania

Australian Maritime College

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This booklet contains important information for your course.

It is important that you read and understand each section of this document.

If you have any questions relating to information in this booklet, please refer to the course

coordinator.

Best wishes for an enjoyable period of study!

Please note:

AMC is continually improving and updating the course and individual units as the need arises

within the guidelines of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) and the International

Maritime Organisation (IMO). Therefore the content of this information booklet is subject to change

without notice. Unit lecturers are however required to advise students of any changes to the

curriculum prior to assessment.

Course Guidelines

The course you are enrolled in is approved by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA). The

course incorporates the requirements necessary to obtain a certificate of competency as Engineer

Watchkeeper and then Class 2 Class 1. Seatime is required as per Australian Maritime Safety Authority

Marine Order 72.

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Academic units (4 weeks including examinations)

Classroom and Laboratory based theoretical lessonsClassroom and Laboratory based theoretical lessonsClassroom and Laboratory based theoretical lessonsClassroom and Laboratory based theoretical lessons

Unit Code

Unit Name

Unit Coordinator

JNE122 Engineering Design and Presentation Nirman Vidanelage

JNE123 Shipboard Operations Engine Gimara Rajapakse

Year 1 Short CoursesYear 1 Short CoursesYear 1 Short CoursesYear 1 Short Courses

Unit codeUnit codeUnit codeUnit code Unit nameUnit nameUnit nameUnit name Unit lecturer(s)Unit lecturer(s)Unit lecturer(s)Unit lecturer(s)

JVD170 Elementary First Aid* St John Ambulance

JVD171 Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting* Emergency Response Team

JVD172 Personal Safety and Social

Responsibilities* Emergency Response Team

JVD173 Personal Survival Techniques* Emergency Response Team

JVD174 Security Awareness* On line study and assessment

JVD182 Marine Confined Space Entry Emergency Response Team

JVD183 Marine Damage Control Emergency Response Team

JNE124 Marine Mathematics I Mike Stubbs

JVD186 Tanker Familiarisation (Liquefied Gas) Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy / Josh

Weber

JVD187 Tanker Familiarisation (Oil and

Chemical) Abdulla Sardar

*STCW Short courses which comprise Australian Maritime Safety Authority Certificate of Safety Training

**JVD186 and JVD187 are not required for university award but are required for Australian Maritime Safety Authority

certificates of competency.

Basic Practical Training aBasic Practical Training aBasic Practical Training aBasic Practical Training at Alanvale TasTafet Alanvale TasTafet Alanvale TasTafet Alanvale TasTafe

(8 weeks)

Unit Code

Unit Name

Unit Coordinator

JVE130 Component Fabrication Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy

JVE132 Fundamentals of Marine Fabrication Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy

JVE134 Marine Construction Techniques Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy

JVE135 Marine Fabrication Techniques Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy

Advanced Practical Training at Alanvale TasTafeAdvanced Practical Training at Alanvale TasTafeAdvanced Practical Training at Alanvale TasTafeAdvanced Practical Training at Alanvale TasTafe

(2 weeks)

Unit Code

Unit Name

Unit Coordinator

JVE133 Machinery Condition Analysis Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy

Advanced Practical Training at AMCAdvanced Practical Training at AMCAdvanced Practical Training at AMCAdvanced Practical Training at AMC

(6 weeks)

Unit Code

Unit Name

Unit Coordinator

JVE131 Electrical and Electronics Design and Repair Mohan Anantharaman

JVE136 Marine Heavy Fitting Mohan Anantharaman

JVE137 Marine Machinery Maintenance and Repair Mohan Anantharaman

Course structure Course structure Course structure Course structure –––– Year 2 Year 2 Year 2 Year 2

8 academic units - 2 x 13 week semesters plus study week and examinations

5 short courses of varying lengths delivered throughout the year primarily before semester 1,

between semester 1 and 2 and after semester 2.

Semester 1 Academic Units Semester 1 Academic Units Semester 1 Academic Units Semester 1 Academic Units

Unit Code

Unit Name

Unit Coordinator

JNE235 Marine Mathematics II Mike Stubbs

JNE231 Electrical Electronics and Control Systems Josh Weber

JNE238 Applied Mechanics Nirman Vidanelage

JNE239 Marine Thermodynamics Abdulla Sardar

Semester Semester Semester Semester 2222 Academic Units Academic Units Academic Units Academic Units

Unit Code

Unit Name

Unit Coordinator

JNE241 Operational Marine Engineering (General) Mike Stubbs

JNE242 Operational Marine Engineering (Motor) Josh Weber

JNE243 Operational Marine Engineering (Steam) Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy

JNE234 Ship and Engine Resource Management Gamini Lokuketagoda

Year 2 Short CoursesYear 2 Short CoursesYear 2 Short CoursesYear 2 Short Courses

Unit codeUnit codeUnit codeUnit code Unit Unit Unit Unit namenamenamename Unit lecturer(s)Unit lecturer(s)Unit lecturer(s)Unit lecturer(s)

JVD210 Advanced Fire Fighting Emergency Response Team

JVD226 Medical First Aid at Sea St John Ambulance

JVD212 Proficiency in Survival Craft Emergency Response Team

JVD224 Maritime Environmental Awareness Reza Emad

JVD225 Teamworking and Leadership Skills Samrat Ghosh

Course structure Course structure Course structure Course structure –––– Year Year Year Year 3333

9 academic units - 2 x 13 week semesters plus study week and examinations



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JNE310 Advanced Applied Mechanics Mohan Anantharaman

JNE311 Advanced Electro-technology Shantha Jayasinghe

JNE312 Advanced Marine Thermodynamics Ahmed Swidan

JND323 Managerial and Leadership Skills Samrat Ghosh

JNE319 Advanced Naval Architecture and Ship Construction Nirman Vidanelage

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JNE313 Advanced Marine Engineering (General) Abdulla Sardar

JNE314 Advanced Marine Electrical Engineering Gamini Lokuketagoda/ Shantha Jayasinghe

JNE315 Advanced Marine Control and Automation Sankaramoorthy Narayanasamy

JND316 Advanced Marine Engineering (Motor) Mohan Anantharaman

Course Rules and Procedures Course Rules and Procedures Course Rules and Procedures Course Rules and Procedures

Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment Enrolment

Students should be enrolled in all required units for their selected award course and Australian

Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) approved course.

Student AssessmentStudent AssessmentStudent AssessmentStudent Assessment

Each Unit Coordinator (lecturer) will provide a Unit Outline document at the first teaching event for

each unit. Details of how the unit will be assessed will be included in the Unit Outline document.

The precise method of assessment used in each unit of study varies depending on the type of work

covered, at the lecturer’s discretion. The unit of study will usually be assessed by a combination of

course work such as assignments and by examination. Assignment types used include essays, case

studies, oral presentations and tests.

To pass a unit of study, students must obtain a total aggregate mark from the coursework and

examination marks as specified in the Unit Outline.

All assessment items must be submitted.

Deferred examinations are normally held during the next available examination period.

Guide to Assignment PreparationGuide to Assignment PreparationGuide to Assignment PreparationGuide to Assignment Preparation

General informationGeneral informationGeneral informationGeneral information

Students should take care to work on presentation and referencing (refer to the Guide to the

Referencing and Presentation of Assignments). This Guide explains the application of the Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard

SystemSystemSystemSystem of referencing.

The assessor may contact students to discuss verbally, or require further written work, to clarify the

content of any or all of the coursework.

ReferencesReferencesReferencesReferences

Discussions and arguments must be supported with sound reasoning and references to relevant

research and/or theory. Failure to read widely and cite references, where appropriate, seriously

diminishes the quality of work. Referencing should be of sufficient depth and quality and extend

beyond the prescribed text(s).

ExpressionExpressionExpressionExpression

Students are expected to have a good command of the English language, both oral and written.

Students who are unable to express themselves clearly and concisely will have difficulty in

communicating their ideas and arguments. Poor expression must invariably influence the marks

awarded.

If you have concerns regarding your progression in a unit or the course, please discuss with the unit

lecturer and your course coordinator. Early intervention / assistance is important. Guidance and

support are available from a number of sources and should be sought as early as possible.

ContentContentContentContent

Students should ensure that the answer demonstrates an understanding of the issue/problem and

should check that the question has been answered. Descriptive material unrelated to the question

will go unrewarded. Answers should be coherent and follow a logical line of discussion or argument.

Assignment presentationAssignment presentationAssignment presentationAssignment presentation

Students should be aware that technical and presentation deficiencies can limit the readers

understanding of your answers to questions or written assignments. This can lead to difficulties for

assessors in awarding marks for analyses and discussions. If text cannot be readily understood

because of poor presentation or technical deficiencies, that text is unlikely to be well rewarded.

Marks that might otherwise be awarded for an assignment may be deducted specifically for poor

assignment presentation, poor visual organisation and for poor spelling, punctuation and sentence

structure. Refer to the criteria and checklist below.

Assessment criteriaAssessment criteriaAssessment criteriaAssessment criteria

Content and presentation will be assessed based upon the following:

(i) Criteria for assessing content(i) Criteria for assessing content(i) Criteria for assessing content(i) Criteria for assessing content

• Identification of the relevant concepts/issues.

• Practical application of the relevant concepts

• Critical consideration and analysis of the issues, concepts, principles and procedures.

• The ability to answer the questions in a clear, concise and comprehensive manner.

• Evidence of creative/conceptual thinking (not just regurgitating the material presented in the

study guide and readings).

(ii) Criteria for assessing presentation:(ii) Criteria for assessing presentation:(ii) Criteria for assessing presentation:(ii) Criteria for assessing presentation:

• Use of the Harvard systemHarvard systemHarvard systemHarvard system of referencing when citing material.

• Logical sequence, presentation and organisation of ideas.

• Aesthetically pleasing layout that enhances the presentation of ideas and material.

• Overall presentation skills.

Grading of UnitsGrading of UnitsGrading of UnitsGrading of Units

Grades are awarded by the Assessment Committee at the end of each study block.

Grades will be awarded for each unit as detailed in the Unit Outline.

Grades are awarded at the following levels:

High Distinction (HD) 80 – 100

Distinction (DN) 70 – 79

Credit (CR) 60 – 69

Pass (PP) 50 – 59

Supplementary (NS) 40 – 49 At the discretion of Course Committee

Pass following

Supplementary (SP) 50 - 100

Deferred (DO)

Results Withheld (WT)

Fail (NN)

Absent (Fail) (AN)

Short Course units are generally graded Ungraded Pass (UP) or Fail (NN)

Course Progression RulesCourse Progression RulesCourse Progression RulesCourse Progression Rules

The progression of each student is considered at the conclusion of each study block. Progression of

the student through the course is dependent upon fulfilment of the following conditions:

• 100% attendance is compulsory for all units which result in the awarding of a STCW’10 as

amended, short course certificate.

• Attendance for re-enrolled units other than Short Courses will be at the discretion of the

Course Team.

• Although attendance is not a requirement for academic core units, certain components are

mandatory as per the Unit Outline.

• Satisfactory completion of a unit will mean that the student has satisfied the requirements as

set by the Unit Coordinator in the Unit Outline provided for that unit. Unless otherwise

specified, late submission of assignments will incur a penalty as detailed in the Unit Outline.

A student who is required to re-enrol in a unit shall complete all scheduled coursework assignments,

tests and examinations in order to pass that unit unless alternative arrangements have been

confirmed in writing with the Course Coordinator.

Review of student progress Review of student progress Review of student progress Review of student progress –––– Academic Progress ReviewAcademic Progress ReviewAcademic Progress ReviewAcademic Progress Review

At the end of each assessment period, the Assessment Committee shall review the progress of each

student enrolled for that period. There are two aspects of this review process:

• students who fail more than 50% of enrolled academic units

• students who fail a unit of study multiple times.

All students will be reviewed as part of the Academic Progress Review process.

Students who fall into either of the above categories will be considered during the Academic Progress

Review process following the grading of units.

The course committee will review previous academic progress and decide whether students may be

required to be placed on academic probation or may be excluded from the course.

You will be notified by email if you have been placed on probation or excluded.

It is very important that you take the necessary action as guided in the email in order that you can

improve your academic standing and be more successful in your future enrolled blocks.

AMSA Oral ExaminationAMSA Oral ExaminationAMSA Oral ExaminationAMSA Oral Examination

Oral examination sessions are booked at the end of each completing phase.

AMSA examiners usually attend AMC to carry out oral examinations or alternate arrangements can

be made by the students to sit their oral examinations at another AMSA office.

Students are required to have completed a number of assessments and processes prior to

undertaking AMSA oral examination.

• Completion of all required units for the AMSA approved program of study.

• Completion of all required STCW short courses.

• Completion of Task and Guided Study program where appropriate.

• Sea time assessment

• AMSA medical

On completion of the AMSA approved program and TAGS units a letter will be issued to students.

Pastoral, course and or unit issues

It is very important that any issues you may have, whether academic, learning, assessment or even

personal which may have an impact on your studies that you request assistance or advice as early as

possible.

If you need any further information about the course or experience any difficulties, please do not

hesitate to contact your course coordinator.

General InformationGeneral InformationGeneral InformationGeneral Information

1. Please read through this document over the next week and clarify any questions or doubts

with the Course Co-ordinator.

2. Browse through the weekly programme and note the important dates including the last day

of the semester/course. Do not make any travel plans before that. We need to retain the

flexibility to make changes to the programme.

3. Ensure you understand the course structure and timetabling.

4. Failing a unit means having to enrol and repeat that unit including all assessments, when the

unit is next offered.

5. Attendance in short courses is very important and is an AMSA requirement. Attendance will

be recorded in every unit and all sessions.

100% attendance is required for all short courses.

6. Main study block timetable will be published before the start of the block. Buses to other

campuses will leave from the front of the Swanson building (where the flagpoles are). Details

of departure times will be found on class lists on the short course noticeboard. Be punctual,

the bus will leave if you are not present at the time of departure.

7. When travelling to other campuses for safety short courses / practicals, make sure you are

dressed appropriately with proper footwear. Packed lunches for on campus students can be

ordered from the AMC cafeteria.

8. The main form of communication between University, AMC and students will be by email.

Notices will also be posted on course and short course notice boards. Monitor email and

noticeboards for new notices regularly. (Notice board and email) Check each area at least

once a day, we recommend twice a day. When a notice is posted, we expect you to have seen

the notice within 24 hrs. All notices relating to short courses will be posted on the short course

notice board.

9. In the first week of study of each unit, lecturers will provide you with a ‘unit outline document

for each unit. Unit documentation and readings will be provided for most of the units. Please

liaise with the unit /course coordinator to discuss equipment required for particular lectures.

You must have your own chart work instruments.

10. Please discuss any unit related issues with the unit coordinator (lecturer) and course related

issues with the course coordinator.

11. Students sitting orals at the end of the course should ensure they have the required qualifying

seatime as per Marine Order 72.

12. Orals preparation sessions will be held during the last block of the course. Orals preparation

STARTS NOW! All lectures and practical sessions should be considered as orals preparation.

13. Do not hesitate to use the support services of the university if the need arises, for academic

and personal issues.

14. Please submit all your TAGS books (if relevant) and assignments on time.

15. Students wishing to undertake Advanced Tanker Safety Courses should contact the Course

coordinator or the Short Course Coordinator.

Please ensure that you maintain mutual respect with your peers and all AMC and university staff

and other students.

Mathematics PrimerMathematics PrimerMathematics PrimerMathematics Primer

However students who need Mathematics support will be offered a Mathematics self-learning

package Maths Primer if requested. Please contact Gamini Lokuketagoda if you need this self-

learning package.

Tel: 6324 9657 or email [email protected]


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U Unit Distribution STCW Short Courses which are part of AMSA Certificate of Safety Training

2 23R Bachelor of Applied Science (Marine Engineering)

Shaded units are required for academic awards with those required by AMSA certificates of Competency annotated “AMSA” 22R Advanced Diploma of Applied Science (Marine Engineering)

Engine Cadet Watchkeeper Engine Class 2 / Class 1

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 2 Year 3

Pre Sea EWK CL2 / CL1

Domestic

Tradie

Domestic

Eng Class 3

Overseas

24m Seatime

Overseas

Graduate

Domestic

EWK

Domestic

Eng Class 3

Overseas

EWK

Practical Units TAFE Equivalents

Unit

Code Unit Title

Bachelor of Applied Science

(Marine Engineering)

Advanced Diploma

of Applied Science (Marine Engineering)

Bachelor of Applied Science

(Marine Engineering)

JNE122 Engineering Design and Presentation 6.25% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JNE123 Shipboard Operations 1 12.5% AMSA Credit AMSA Credit Credit Credit AMSA Credit

JVD170 Elementary First Aid 2.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JVD171 Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting 3.8% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JVD172 Personal Safety and Social Responsibility 2.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JVD173 Personal Survival Techniques 2.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JVD174 Security Awareness 1.2% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JVD175 Confined Space Entry 1.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JVD176 Damage Control 1.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JNE124 Marine Mathematics I 3.25 AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JVD186 Liquefied Gas Tanker Familiarisation 3.25% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JVD187 Oil and Chemical Tanker Familiarisation 3.00% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JVE139 Component Fabrication 6.25% AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA MEM07005C & MEM07006C'

JVE140 Electrical Electronics Design and Repair 6.25% AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMC Delivered Unit

JVE141 Fundamentals of Marine Fabrication 6.25% AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA MEM18001C & MEM18002B & MEM12023A

JVE144 Machinery Condition Analysis 6.25% AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA MEM24001B & MEM24003B &

MEM18020B & MEM18018C'

JVE142 Marine Construction Techniques 6.25% AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA MEM05012C & MEM05006C &

MEM05004C & MEM05007C

JVE143 Marine Fabrication Techniques 6.25% AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA MEM05051A & MEM05052A & MEM05015D

JVE145 Marine Heavy Fitting 6.25% AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMC Delivered Unit

JVE146 Marine Machinery Maintenance and Repair 6.25% AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMC Delivered Unit

JVE232 Shipboard Operational Experience Engine I 6.25% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit Credit

JVE233 Shipboard Operational Experience Engine II 6.25% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit Credit

JVD224 Environmental Awareness 2.3% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JVD225 Team Working and Leadership Skills 3.4% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JVD210 Advanced Fire Fighting 3.85% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JVD226 Medical First Aid at Sea 3.85% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA AMSA

JVD212 Proficiency in Survival Craft 4.8% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JVE235 Marine Mathematics II 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JNE231 Electrical, Electronics and Control Systems 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JNE238 Applied Mechanics 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JNE239 Marine Thermodynamics 12.5%

JNE241 Operational Marine Engineering (General) 6.25% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JNE242 Operational Marine Engineering (Motor) 6.25%

JNE243 Operational Marine Engineering (Steam) 6.25%

JNE234 Ship and Engine Resource Management 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA Credit AMSA Credit

JVD214 Advanced Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations 6.25% Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional

JVD215 Advanced Liquefied Tanker Cargo Operations 6.25% Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional

JVD216 Advanced Petroleum Tanker Cargo Operations 6.25% Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional

JNE310 Advanced Applied Mechanics 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JNE311 Advanced Electro-technology 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JNE312 Advanced Marine Thermodynamics 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JNE313 Advanced Marine Engineering (General) 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JNE314 Advanced Marine Electrical Engineering 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JND323 Managerial and Leadership Skills 6.25% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JNE315 Advanced Marine Control and Automation 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JNE316 Advanced Marine Engineering (Motor) 12.5% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA

JNE319 Advanced Naval Architecture and Ship Construction 6.25% AMSA AMSA AMSA AMSA


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As a semester comes to an end some students will be completing the course year phase and others will be completing the course.

It is important that at the end of the phases that you have completed the required units and short courses.

Pre Sea

Deck

Pre Sea

Engine

Letter Award Orals Award Orals Award Orals Letter Award Orals Award Orals Award Orals

JVD170 Elementary First Aid ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD171 Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD172 Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD173 Personal Survival Techniques ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD174 Security Awareness ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD182 Marine Confined Space Entry ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD183 Marine Damage Control ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD184 Long Range Certificate of Competency ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD186 Tanker Familiarisation (Liquefied Gas) ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD187 Tanker Familiarisation (Oil and Chemical) ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD224 Maritime Environmental Awareness ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD225 Teamworking and Leadership Skills ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD228 ECDIS ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD210 Advanced Fire Fighting ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD226 Medical First Aid at Sea ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD212 Proficiency in Survival Craft ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD227 GMDSS ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

JVD304 Medical Care for Shipmasters ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

If you have any queries regarding the completion or scheduling of courses that do not appear on the documents on this noticeboard, please contact Kelli Roach in the student centre. Email [email protected]

Applying for your Certificate of Safety Training

STCW Certificates for JVD170, JVD171, JVD172, JVD173 and JVD174 are required prior to applying for this AMSA certificate

AMSA's turnaround for documentation is usually 28 days but is subject to volumes of applications received.

You should complete the AMSAFORM 419 online and then print following completion

Take the form, your driving licence/passport and any short course certificates completed to date to the Launceston Post Office who will check and submit your application.

Applying for your Certificate of Competency (Make separate applications if you are also applying for an AMSA Certificate of Recognition)

We strongly recommend that you apply for your certificate of competency in the first two weeks of your final block of study.



Take the form, your driving licence/passport and any short course certificates completed to date to the Launceston Post Office who will check and submit your application.

Also take any existing certificates of competency and evidence of completion of sea-time on company letterheads

Any short courses completed after your submission and your AMSA completion statement can be taken to your orals appointment and handed to the examiner.

Applying for your Certificate of Recognition (Make separate applications if you are also applying for an AMSA Certificate of Competency)

APPLICATIONS FOR CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNTION SHOULD BE MADE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE IIN ORDER THAT YOU CAN UNDERTAKE A COURSE IF THE APPLICATION IS DECLINED.



Take the form, your driving licence/passport and any certificates you are requesting recognition for to the Launceston Post Office who will check and submit your application.

Also take any existing certificates of competency and evidence of completion of sea-time on company letterheads

Deck Watchkeeper Chief Mate Engineer Watchkeeper Class 2 / Class 1Engineer Watchkeeper

(ETO)

IMPORTANT

More importantly at the end of the course that you have completed all of the requirements to receive the university award and also to receive the AMSA completion statement which allows you to sit orals.

Please find below the short course units required at each level for award and for AMSA completion statement.

Please review your student record for completion of these short courses.

Short Course Requirements500GT

Advanced Standing may be awarded for some short courses for previous completion or current certificates of competency


SHORT COURSE SHORT COURSE SHORT COURSE SHORT COURSE INFORMATIONINFORMATIONINFORMATIONINFORMATION

IMPORTANT PREPARATIONIMPORTANT PREPARATIONIMPORTANT PREPARATIONIMPORTANT PREPARATION

Each of your STCW short courses is an enrolled higher education unit. These

certificates are printed locally under the approval of the Australian Maritime

Safety Authority (AMSA). In order to print these certificates (and your final AMSA

completion statement) we require you to log into our local VETTRACK system

and complete the 4 sections on line. Please visit:

http://enrol.vetenrol.com.au/Enrol.aspx?988506560

You will require your driving licence or passport as part of the data entry process.

Scheduling and RequirScheduling and RequirScheduling and RequirScheduling and Requireeeementsmentsmentsments

All AMSA approved STCW Short Courses are programmed into the course

schedule.

Scheduling of short courses for individual students is dependent on course and

AMSA certificates of competency requirements.

You may have already completed STCW short courses at other Registered

Training Organisations during other courses.

Each of the required short courses for your AMSA certificate of competency has

different criteria in relation to pre requisites, length of validity, and AMSA

requirements.

Documents submitted during the course application process will have been

assessed and reviewed to establish the status of each of your short courses.

Students can apply for credit for short courses if you have completed the

required short course. The enrolments team would need to see you

immediately and they would collate the required evidence. The Manager of the

ERC or relevant Course Coordinator would approve this credit application


SSSStudent Short Course Schedule Reporttudent Short Course Schedule Reporttudent Short Course Schedule Reporttudent Short Course Schedule Report

The report of your short courses scheduled and credit awarded issued to you

today requires review.

If you have any questions regarding your report please discuss with Kelli Roach

in the student centre [email protected]

Short courses as shown on the previous page are required for your course and

or AMSA certificate of competency. 100% attendance is required for all

scheduled short courses. If you do not attend a scheduled short course you will

receive an AN grade (Absent deemed failed) and will be required to re-enrol and

pay course fees for the new enrolment.

If you are sick and cannot attend a short course or short session, please inform

Kelli Roach and the unit coordinator by email. A doctor’s certificate will be

required in order to reschedule and re-enrol you in the missed short course.

Missed sessions may be able to be caught up, but may also result in delays to your

completion date.

Scheduled Short Course Equipment and InstructionsScheduled Short Course Equipment and InstructionsScheduled Short Course Equipment and InstructionsScheduled Short Course Equipment and Instructions

RostersRostersRostersRosters of confirmed short courses and detailed programs are advertised on the

short course noticeboard (opposite F48).

Students are responsible to check scheduled dates and know where they need to

be and make sure their names are on the student’s rosters in line with your

individual Student Short Course Schedule Report.Student Short Course Schedule Report.Student Short Course Schedule Report.Student Short Course Schedule Report.

Please ensure you take equipment as detailed on each course roster. A plastic bag

and change of clothes to each short course where you may get wet and/or muddy

(e.g. firefighting, PST, etc.).


BusesBusesBusesBuses are provided as per rosters and will leave from outside of the Swanson

Building and do not wait around for late arrivals. It is strongly recommended that

you take the buses as provided as you then arrive at the venue on time. Make

sure you board the right bus to where you should be going!

Packed lunchPacked lunchPacked lunchPacked lunch is required for short courses held off the Newnham campus. If you

are staying in campus accommodation please ensure you speak with the staff at

the Saltz cafe the day before and order a packed lunch to be available to collect

in the morning before you catch the bus.

Optional Short CoursesOptional Short CoursesOptional Short CoursesOptional Short Courses

JVD214 Advanced Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations (JVD187, JVD171)

JVD215 Advanced Liquefied Gas Tanker Cargo Operations (JVD186, JVD171)

JVD216 Advanced Petroleum Tanker Cargo Operations (JVD187, JVD171)

The above optional short courses are not required for award or for AMSA CoC but

are required for those wishing to have an AMSA Tanker endorsement on their

CoC. (Pre requisites are shown in brackets)

If you wish to undertake these optional short courses, please inform Kelli Roach

by email stating the unit code and version you wish to undertake. These short

courses do not clash with academic course units, but where a “required” short

course is scheduled, the required short course will take precedence.

These are programmed as follows:

JVD215 Version 1 5th May to 8th May 2017

JVD215 Version 2 4th August to 7th August 2017

JVD214 Version 1 5th May to 8th May 2017

JVD216 Version 1 5th May to 8th May & 13th & 14th May 2017

JVD214 Version 2 4th August to 7th August 2017

JVD216 Version 2 4th August to 7th August & 12th & 13th August 2017

NB: First two days of JVD214 and JVD216 are common and weekend days are

inclusive. JVD214/216 and JVD215 are each delivered once in each semester. If

you wish to do all of these courses, please enrol in alternate semesters.


ShortShortShortShort Course Certificates / Short Course FoldersCourse Certificates / Short Course FoldersCourse Certificates / Short Course FoldersCourse Certificates / Short Course Folders

On successful completion of each STCW short course you will be

awarded a short course certificate.

These short course certificates will be retained and collated into your

personal short course folder along with, TAGS Completion Letter and

AMSA Completion Statement as appropriate.

YOUR SHORT COURSE FOLDER WILL BE RETAINED BY KELLI ROACH

UNTIL REQUIRED FOR APPLICATION FOR AMSA CERTIFICATE OF

SAFETY TRAINING OR AMSA ORALS

Please do not ask for short course certificates throughout your

course unless required for an AMSA application.

Please give Kelli 5 days’ notice when requesting your certificates

and completion statement by email.

Kelli will email you when it is ready for collection.

STCW short course STCW short course STCW short course STCW short course certificate for JVD212 Proficiency in Survival Craft certificate for JVD212 Proficiency in Survival Craft certificate for JVD212 Proficiency in Survival Craft certificate for JVD212 Proficiency in Survival Craft

other than Fast Rescue Craftother than Fast Rescue Craftother than Fast Rescue Craftother than Fast Rescue Craft

To be issued with the above certificate, it is an AMSA requirement

that you have completed six months sea-time on vessels equipped

with SOLAS equipment.

If AMSA has assessed your sea-time, please provide the letter to

Kelli Roach.

If you have not yet had your sea-time assessed by AMSA we will

accept a letter on company letterhead from your company stating

that you have completed 6 months sea-time on vessels equipped

with SOLAS equipment.


STCW STCW STCW STCW SSSShort hort hort hort CCCCourse ourse ourse ourse –––– JVDJVDJVDJVD304304304304 Shipboard Medical CareShipboard Medical CareShipboard Medical CareShipboard Medical Care

This 5 ½ day STCW course is held in multiple on campus locations

and is delivered by AMC staff and specialist medical lecturers.

100% attendance is required. There is also a mandatory session at

the Launceston General Hospital Emergency Department. These

sessions will be held on weekend days between 13:30 to 22:00 for

each student after the main course is complete.

The hospital sessions will be scheduled for each student by the

course leader at the opening session of the course.

Emergency Department sign off sheets will be provided to each

student.

These should be signed by the staff member in charge of the

Emergency Department and returned to AMC on completion of the

hospital practical session.


CERTIFICATE OF SAFETY TRAININGCERTIFICATE OF SAFETY TRAININGCERTIFICATE OF SAFETY TRAININGCERTIFICATE OF SAFETY TRAINING

If you are intending to join an Australian registered ship you will need

to apply for an Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) Certificate

of Safety Training.

There are 5 STCW short course certificates required in order to apply

for the Certificate of Safety Training. (CoST)

These are:

JVD170 Elementary First Aid

JVD171 Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting

JVD172 Personal Safety and Social Responsibilities

JVD173 Personal Survival Techniques

JVD174 Security Awareness

On completion of these five courses, please email Kelli Roach at

[email protected] and request your certificates in order that

you can apply to AMSA for the CoST.

The application form (AMSAFORM 419) can be found on the AMSA

website at:

https://www.amsa.gov.au/forms-and-

publications/International/forms/Seafarers/AMSA419.asp


Complete the application form on line as far as possible. Note the form

will change as you enter details of what you are applying for.

Once you have completed the form as far as possible, print and take

to the Launceston Post Office along with your five short course

certificates and photo ID. (Driving License or Passport) and the fee for

the CoST.


AMSA will process and return your CoST plastic card to you in the post

usually within 28 days.

You must always carry your Certificate of Safety Training as well as

your AMSA medical certificate whenever you sign onto a ship as a

cadet.

TASK AND GUIDED STUDY PROGRAMTASK AND GUIDED STUDY PROGRAMTASK AND GUIDED STUDY PROGRAMTASK AND GUIDED STUDY PROGRAM

If you are successful in gaining a cadetship, please advise the AMC

Business Unit know [email protected] so that we can

post your Tags book to you. You will be enrolled in the following units:

JVE232 Shipboard Operations Experience (Engine) I

JVE233 Shipboard Operations Experience (Engine) II


University of Tasmania Links:

http://www.utas.edu.au/exams

http://www.utas.edu.au/registrar/student-complaints

http://www.utas.edu.au/exams/exam-and-results-forms

AMC Links:

http://enrol.vetenrol.com.au/Enrol.aspx?2016969576

www.amc.edu.au/tips-cadetship

AMSA Links:

http://www.amsa.gov.au/forms-and-publications/amsa419a.pdf

https://www.amsa.gov.au/forms-and-

publications/International/forms/Seafarers/AMSA419.asp

http://www.amsa.gov.au/forms-and-publications/fact-

sheets/amsa1579.pdf

Email: [email protected]

UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA

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Please note that if documents have not been collected from the Student Centre within the 8 weeks period after the

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SHIPS OFFICERS (DECK) - MARITIME EDUCATION AND TRAINING PATHWAY23Q Bachelor of Applied Science (Nautical Science) incorporating 22Q Advanced Diploma of Applied Science (Nautical Science)

SCHOOL LEAVER TO WATCHKEEPER DECK and onto Chief Mate and then Master

Entry and Exit Points AMSA certification requirementsTeaching Program

Year 12

School Leaver

Semester 1

13 weeks

Semester 2

13 weeks

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Australian

Pre-sea Deck

13 weeks

Phase 1

Entry Requirements

Successful completion of Australian

Year 12 (or equivalent)

Australian Year 10 English (or

equivalent)

Australian Year 12 Mathematics

applied (or equivalent)

Australian Year 12 Physics OR

Chemistry OR a physical science

subject (or equivalent)

ATAR score of 60

Overseas students require IELTS 6.0

with minimum of 5.5 in each band

Initial qualifying sea service

(QSS)

Industry Based Learning(AMC Shipboard Operational

Experience units)

Phase 2

Phase 3

2 Intakes per year

2 Intakes per year

9 months

Phase 4

Qualifying sea service (QSS)

Industry Based Learning(AMC Shipboard Management

Experience units)

9 months

Semester 1

13 weeks

Semester 2

13 weeks

Ch

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/Ma

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Ed

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Phase 5

2 Intakes per year

AMSA

Oral Examination

Watchkeeper

Certificate of

Competency

AMSA

Oral Examination

WatchkeeperCertificate of

Competency

Qualifying Sea

service

12 months

(Minimum)

Deck Officer Career Progression

AMSA

Oral Examination

Chief MateCertificate of

Competency

Qualifying Sea

service

12 months

(Minimum)

AMSA

Oral Examination

MasterCertificate of

Competency

36 months required between Watchkeeper CoC and Masters OralsCRICOS Provider Code:

00586B

Bachelor

Degree

Advanced

Diploma

Short Courses

Short Courses

Short Courses

Short Courses

Short Courses

Short Courses

Appendix 5 (i)

SHIPS OFFICERS (ENGINEERING) - MARITIME EDUCATION AND TRAINING PATHWAY23R Bachelor of Applied Science (Marine Engineering)

AMSA APPROVED TRADE (with workshop skills as defined in Marine Order 72)

TO ENGINEER WATCHKEEPER and onto Second Engineer and then Chief Engineer


Semester 1

13 weeks

Semester 2

13 weeks

4 weeks of short

courses

En

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Phase 3

2 Intakes per year



Experience units OR AIMPE

TAGS)

Semester 1

13 weeks

Semester 2

13 weeks

Cla

ss 2 / C

lass 1

Ed

uca

tion

an

d T

rain

ing

Phase 4

2 Intakes per year

AMSA

Oral Examination

Class 2 EngineerCertificate of

Competency

AMSA

Oral Examination

WatchkeeperCertificate of

Competency

Qualifying Sea

service

12 months

(Minimum)

Engineer Officer Career Progression

AMSA

Oral Examination


Competency

Qualifying Sea

service

12 months

(Minimum)

AMSA

Oral Examination


Competency

36 months required between Watchkeeper and Chief EngineerCRICOS Provider Code:

00586B

Bachelor

Degree

Advanced

Diploma

AMSA approved trade as per

Marine Order 72

(with workshop skills)

(Holding AMSA Certificate of Safety

Training)

AMSA

Oral Examination

Watchkeeper

Certificate of

Competency

Qualifying Sea

service

12 months

(Minimum)

between EWK

oral and Class 2

oral

AMSA Certificate of Safety

Training Short CoursesAMSA approved trade as per

Marine Order 72

(with workshop skills)

(No AMSA Certificate of Safety Training)

Upto 36 weeks



Experience units OR AIMPE

TAGS)

Balance upto 36 weeks

Appendix 5 (ii)

Phase 2

Phase 1

SHIPS OFFICERS (ENGINEERING) - MARITIME EDUCATION AND TRAINING PATHWAY23R Bachelor of Applied Science (Marine Engineering)

QUALIFIED ENGINEER WATCHKEEPER TO CLASS 2 ENGINEER and then Chief Engineer


Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA)

recognised Engineer Watchkeeper

Semester 1

13 weeks

Semester 2

13 weeks

Cla

ss 2 / C

lass 1

Ed

uca

tion

an

d T

rain

ing

2 Intakes per year

AMSA

Oral Examination

Class 2 Engineer

Certificate of

Competency

AMSA

Oral Examination


Competency

Qualifying Sea service

12 months

(Minimum)

Engineer Officer Career Progression

AMSA

Oral Examination


Competency

CRICOS Provider Code:

00586B

Bachelor

Degree

Optional Class 2 / Class 1

Steam Course

STCW Short Courses

4 weeks

Appendix 5 (iv)