Post by Davíu Lundescu on May 10, 2013 16:27:50 GMT -6
Greetings,
The Basic Skills of Seamanship course will begin on Sunday, May 19th. This course will include a series of Lectures, Assignments, and will be completed by a Final exam.
This course will be a Pass/Fail course, each assignment, quiz, and the final exam will be worth a point value. For those who will be auditing the class, you will be graded by the final exam.
During this course you will complete:
at least 1 assignment per week= worth 30% of grade
there will be 2 quizzes= worth 20% of grade
and 1 final exam= worth 50% of grade
I look forward to having each and every one who has registered in this course. Upon successful completion you will be sent a certificate, and offered a position in the Royal Talossan Navy.
The course will be taught over a six week period, below is the intended schedule:
Week 1: Introduction to the course, basic seamanship terminology, etc.
Week 2: Types and uses of various vessels, modern terminology, etc.
Week 3: Required items onboard vessels, differences in Flotation devices, etc.
Week 4: Rules of the Road, etc.
Week 5: Aids to Navigation (ATON), etc.
Week 6: In Cases of Emergency procedure (ICE), Basic Charting, Final Exam, Farewells, etc.
Hope to see you all on Sunday the 19th
The Basic Skills of Seamanship course will begin on Sunday, May 19th. This course will include a series of Lectures, Assignments, and will be completed by a Final exam.
This course will be a Pass/Fail course, each assignment, quiz, and the final exam will be worth a point value. For those who will be auditing the class, you will be graded by the final exam.
During this course you will complete:
at least 1 assignment per week= worth 30% of grade
there will be 2 quizzes= worth 20% of grade
and 1 final exam= worth 50% of grade
I look forward to having each and every one who has registered in this course. Upon successful completion you will be sent a certificate, and offered a position in the Royal Talossan Navy.
The course will be taught over a six week period, below is the intended schedule:
Week 1: Introduction to the course, basic seamanship terminology, etc.
Week 2: Types and uses of various vessels, modern terminology, etc.
*all registrations must be in by the end of this week
Week 3: Required items onboard vessels, differences in Flotation devices, etc.
Week 4: Rules of the Road, etc.
Week 5: Aids to Navigation (ATON), etc.
Week 6: In Cases of Emergency procedure (ICE), Basic Charting, Final Exam, Farewells, etc.
Hope to see you all on Sunday the 19th
