- 1. UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPURMALAYSIAN INSTITUE OF MARINE
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY- BET NASB -Module Title Naval Architecture
1Code LNB 20303Status MajorLevel DegreeCredit Value 3
(2,1,0)Pre-requisite LNB 10103 Ship and Engineering
DrawingLecturers Muhammad Nasuha MansorSemesterTaught
2AssessmentLCD 21002Assignment s 15%Quizzes 15%Tests 30%Final Exam
40%TOTAL 100%Synopsis The subject covers aspects related to early
stage of naval architecture study, from geometries of the ship,line
plan and offset table, ship hydrostatics analysis and small angle
stability analysis.LearningOutcomesOn completion the student will
be able to:1. Acquire the fundamentals knowledge of geometries of
the common ship2. Interpret and relate offsets data with hull form
and lines plan3. Perform the calculation and analysis of ship
hydrostatics4. Plot the curves such as hydrostatic curves, Bonjean
curve and sectional area curve5. Analyze and evaluate the stability
of the ship with small angles, due to various effectsWeek Sub
TopicAssessmentToolsRemarksWk 1-2Wk 3-4Wk 5-8Wk9-14GEOMETRIES OF
THE SHIPa. Types of hull formb. Geometry of the shipc. Form
coefficientsLINE PLAN AND TABLE OF OFFSETa. Fundamental/ Importance
of lines planb. Creating a line planc. Offset table developmentSHIP
HYDROSTATICSa. Integrating rules and methodsb. Area, volume,
moments and centroids determinationusing Simpson Rulesc.
Hydrostatics calculation and curves-Bonjean and sectional area
curvesSTABILITYa. Transverse stability- small angle-Heeling due to
shifting/ discharged or loaded weightb. Longiudinal stability-
small angle-Trim due to weight changes/ movement-draft, trim and
displacementc. Inclining experimentQuiz 1Quiz 2Test 1AssignmentQuiz
3Test 2
2. UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPURMALAYSIAN INSTITUE OF MARINE
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY- BET NASB -Reference:LCD 21002Main:1.
Principles of Naval Architecture Volume 1 Edward V. Lewis, The
Society of Naval Architects andMarine Engineers (SNAME), April
19882. Rawson, K.J. & Tupper, E.C. 2001, Basic Ship Theory,
vol. 1, 5th ed, Longman, London3. Rawson, K.J. & Tupper, E.C.
2001, Basic Ship Theory, vol. 2, 5th ed, Longman,
LondonAdditional:1. Stokoe, E. A. 2003, Naval Architecture for
Marine Engineers, Reed's Marine Engineering Seriesvol.4, 4th edn,
Adlard Coles Nautical, London2. Taggart, R. (ed) 1980, Ship Design
and Construction, Society of Naval Architects &
MarineEngineers, Jersey City, NJ3.
