inf663 - Application Area Maritime (Complete module description)

Module label	Application Area Maritime
Module code	inf663
Credit points	6.0 KP
Workload	180 h
Institute directory	Department of Computing Science
Applicability of the module	Master's Programme Computing Science (Master) > Angewandte Informatik Master's Programme Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems (Master) > Embedded Brain Computer Interaction Master's Programme Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems (Master) > Human-Computer Interaction Master's Programme Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems (Master) > Systems Engineering
Responsible persons	Hahn, Axel (module responsibility) Lehrenden, Die im Modul (authorised to take exams)
Prerequisites	No participant requirements
Skills to be acquired in this module	Professional competences The students: gain knowledge about ship handling and navigation and learn to understand maritime transportation as a system of systems with systems on board for stability, propulsion and steering as for bridge resource management. understand the latter as a mayor contribution to organize navigation as a hierarchical team concept of a safety critical sociotechnical system. are aware of the special technical and physical challenges of navigation. Methodological competences The students: can apply system engineering methods to describe, analyse and design maritime systems. By looking on maritime transporation the gain transferable knowledge on other cyber physical systems. learned to how systems can deal with harsh environmental conditions in a resilient way. Social competences The students: Maritime transportation is a mayor basis of a global economy. Typically, students do not have an understanding of these transportation systems nor their technical and systemic challenges. Therefore, the student knows the concepts of maritime transportation and its role in international transportation networks after finishing this module. Self-Competences The students: Especially their competences cover an understanding as maritime transportation as a systems of system with high requirements on reliability, dependability and safety in combination with efficiency to be competitive in a global economy.
Module contents	The module consists of a lecture and an exercise part: Lecture: Maritime Transportation in global and local supply chains, Base concepts of ship handling and navigation, maritime system dynamics, bridge resource management, eNAvigation and high automation systems. Seminar: Covering aspects of maritime transportation
Recommended reading	Bernhard Berking, Werner Huth (Herausgeber), Handbuch Nautik 1: Navigatorische Schiffsführung, Seehafen Verlag, 2010
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Language of instruction	English
Duration (semesters)	1 Semester
Module frequency	annual
Module capacity	unlimited
Teaching/Learning method	V+S

Type of course	SWS	Frequency	Workload of compulsory attendance
Lecture	2	SuSe and WiSe	28
Seminar	2	SuSe and WiSe	28
Total module attendance time			56 h

Examination	Prüfungszeiten	Type of examination
Final exam of module	At the end of the lecture period	Oral examination and homework