Design of Berthing Structure
Course Code
KL4230
Number of Credits
3
Semester
Course Type
Study Material
Study Material | Depth |
---|---|
Introduction to ship berthing building design | Explore |
Environmental loads | Expert |
Ship type and berthing method | Expert |
Dock operation pattern | Expert |
Load analysis on the wharf | Expert |
Introduction to software | Expert |
Pier structure planning | Expert |
Fender planning | Expert |
Student project presentation | Expert |
Graduate Learning Outcomes (GLO) carried by the course
CPMK Code | Course Learning Outcomes Elements (CLO) |
---|---|
CPMK 1 | Able to identify and apply engineering principles to berthing structure types, construction methods and installation. |
CPMK 2 | Able to apply the principles of design phase, design criteria, and design code. |
CPMK 3 | Able to identify and calculate environmental loads: wave, current, wind, quake on the structure. |
CPMK 4 | Able to classify ship types, and ship berthing modes. |
CPMK 5 | Able to identify and distinguish loading and offloading facilities. |
CPMK 6 | Able to detect loads on the pier deck structure such as load of deck operation and heavy equipment. |
CPMK 7 | Able to identify and apply engineering principles for berthing and mooring requirements to meet design needs by considering safety, and other factors. |
CPMK 8 | Able to operate engineering assessment using software in berthing structure design to meet design needs by considering safety and other factors. |
CPMK 9 | Able to perform calculations for deck on pile structures. |
CPMK 10 | Able to identify gravity base structure and sheet pile, and understand the differences with other types of structures. |
CPMK 11 | Able to identify dolphin and fender type structures and their specifications. |
CPMK 12 | Able to operate and assess berthing structure design. |
Learning Method
- Lectures and tutorials
Learning Modality
- - Absorption mode: visual and auditory - Implementation mode: synchronous
Assessment Methods
- Class discussions, homework, group written papers and presentations, course projects, quizzes, midterm and final exams.