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Naval Architecture |
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| Objectives |
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The Naval Architecture course
of study at the National University of Quilmes
(UNQ) intends to train professionals in the field,
who are well qualified to design, plan and build
sail or engine powered sports vessels.
In order
to achieve this aim, the University provides
students with thorough knowledge in
various fields of study: Physics, Structural
Design, Construction, Thermodynamics, Fluid
Mechanics and Applied Computer Sciences, among
others.
This integral training allows our graduate
students to plan in a rational and safe manner
during the production process. Also, graduate
students are qualified to smartly manage human
resources and materials in the light naval
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| Program |
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architect includes the following: |
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One beginner’s level, which grants
a Diploma in Science and Technology |
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One higher level, which grants the Naval
Architect Degree |
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| In order to receive the Naval
Architect Degree, students must earn a minimum
of 266 credits, in accordance with this chart: |
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Basic level subjects: 144 credits |
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Specialization level chosen subjects: a
minimum of 60 credits |
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Complementary level chosen
subjects: a minimum of 20 credits |
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Professional practice:
10 credits |
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Final work: 32 credits |
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| Graduate Students Education |
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The Naval Architect is trained
to develop professionally in the light naval
industry and in projects involving sports vessels
with cubic number (length, breadth and depth)
up to 2000 m3.
The theoretical and practical training provided by UNQ provides our graduate
students a rapid insertion in the national and international nautical industry.
Also, the lack of graduate professionals in this field in our country widens
the working possibilities. |
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