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Education & Professional Development of Engineers in the Maritime Industry - 2013 Conference Papers
Organised by RINA in association with Ngee Ann Polytechnic
15-16 April 2014, Busan, Korea Sponsored by
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ISBN No:978-1-909024-12-0
Conference 2013 Contents List
The International Conference Education & Professional Development of Engineers in the Maritime Industry papers are available in either printed or CD-ROM format. The CD-ROM version also contains the presentors Powerpoint presentations.
- Curriculum Development of Marine and Offshore Technology (Mot) Diploma: The Singapore Story by D. Chih Wei Seow, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore
- Higher Education and Professional Development of Global Human Resources in the Offshore Sector by J. Paik and H.Y. Yu, Pusan National University, Korea
- A New Master’s Degree in Yacht Engineering at the University of Auckland by R. Flay, The University of Auckland, New Zealand
- India as a Hub of Maritime Technology Education in South East Asia by P. Viswanath, Synergy Marine, SINGAPORE, S. Kodungallur and V. Vijayan, Cochin University of Science and Technology, India
- Naval Architecture and Ship Design Education in Singapore and Newcastle: Under-Graduate Learning and Teaching Through to Initial Professional Development by P.N.H Wright, University of Newcastle, UK, K. Hutchinson, Babcock International Group UK, J. Downes, University of Newcastle, Singapore
- Learning Through Industry Focused and Team Based Maritime Engineering Design Projects by G. Thomas, D. Harte and D. Pointing, Australian Maritime College, Australia
- Collaborative Work Between I.T.S and P.T Meratus Line, an Example of Success Story of Triple-Helix Application in Maritime Industry in Indonesia by K. Utama, Instute Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Indonesia
- Developing Marine Technology Education- 32 Years of Experience at Utm by A. Maimum, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
- The Analysis of Some New and Old Requirements of the International Maritime Conventions by O. Kanifolskyi, Odessa National Maritime University, Ukraine
- A New Paradigm of Collaboration in Maritime Teaching and Learning by I. Tam, University of Newcastle, Singapore
- Industry’s Current and Future Requirements for Professional Skills by A. Mandrekar and V. Meena, Indian Maritime University, India
- Graduate Attributes: Industry and Graduate Perceptions by M. Symes, G. Thomas and D. Ranmuthugala, Australian Maritime College, Australia
