Nautical Instruments Ⅱ

Course Information

College Toyama College Year 2023
Course Title Nautical Instruments Ⅱ
Course Code 0109 Course Category Specialized / Compulsory
Class Format Lecture Credits Academic Credit: 1
Department Department of Maritime Technology Student Grade 4th
Term First Semester Classes per Week 1
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials ISBN978-4-425-41325-6「新版 電波航法」(978-4-425-41325-6),今津隼馬・榧野純,成山堂書店
Instructor Nakatani Toshihiko

Course Objectives

Through this course, understanding of the following will be facilitated
1. Names and technical terms of radio navigational instruments
2. Priciples of radio navigational instruments
3. Handling notice of radio navigational instruments

Rubric

Ideal Level of AchievementStandard Level of AchievementUnacceptable Level of Achievement)
Evaluation 1Clearly understands and has the ability to explain names and technical terms of radio navigational instruments in detailAbility to explain names and technical terms of radio navigational instrumentsUnable to explain names and technical terms of radio navigational instruments
Evaluation 2Clearly understands and has the ability to explain principles of radio navigational instruments in detailAbility to explain principles of radio navigational instrumentsUnable to explain principles of radio navigational instruments
Evaluation 3Clearly understands and has the ability to explain handling notice of radio navigational instrumentsAbility to explain handling notice of radio navigational instrumentsUnable to explain handling notice of radio navigational instruments

Assigned Department Objectives

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Teaching Method

Outline:
In this course, you will learn about principles, how to measure a ship's position, ship's position error and handling notice of radio navigational instruments.
Style:
This class consists of lectures and homework.
Notice:
・Required subject (training institute of ship officer) for licensed mariner of 3rd grade (navigation)
  This course is 1 credit "Radio Navigation" in 15 credits about "Navigation".
・Final evaluation (100%) = Regular exam (75%) + Homework (25%)
・The recognition of credit requires 60 points or more rating. A person who has a rating of less than 60 points may be subjected to an approval test by request. As the result of the approval test, the evaluation is made to be 60 points in the person who the mastery of the unit is recognized.

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning
Aided by ICT
Applicable to Remote Class
Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Theme Goals
1st Semester
1st Quarter
1st Guidance
History of radio navigational instruments
Understanding history of radio navigational instruments
2nd Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) Understandig outline, feature, components of ECDIS, and differences with Electronic Chart System (ECS)
3rd Radio wave propagation Undestanding radio wave propagation in each wavelength range and several phenomena of radio wave propagatio
4th Hyperbolic navigation (1) Undestanding principles of Hyperbolic navigation
5th Hyperbolic navigation (2) Understanding principles and measured ship's position accuracy of LORAN
6th Radio Direction Finder (RDF) Understanding principles and handling notice of Radio Direction Finder (RDF)
7th Satellite navigation system (1) Understanding an outline of GPS
8th Midterm exam Midterm exam about [ from 1st week to 7th week ]
2nd Quarter
9th Satellite navigation system (2) Understanding principles and system error of GPS
10th Satellite navigation system (3) Understanding an outline and principles of Differential GPS (DGPS)
11th Automatic Identification System (AIS) Understanding send/receive information, practical use and information display of AIS, Vessel Traffic Service (VTS)
12th Radar (1) Understandings a Radar equation and performance elements of Radar
13th Radar (2) Understanding the method of calculating reachable distance and beam width, the kind and contents of false images, of Radar
14th Exercises Understanding the how to solve problems about Radio navigational instruments which are often adopted for national examinations for the license of mariners
15th Final exam Final exam about [ from 9th week to 14th week ]
16th Checking the final evaluation Checking the final evaluation and summarize this course

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationPresentationMutual Evaluations between studentsBehaviorPortfolioOtherTotal
Subtotal75000025100
Basic Ability100000010
Technical Ability6500002590
Interdisciplinary Ability0000000