Panel Discussion on the Education of Engineers for the Ocean Industry: Future Trends
T. Francis Ogilvie, Ira Dyer, C. N. Payne
Abstract
T. Francis Ogilvie, Ira Dyer, C. N. Payne
Abstract
The traditional roles of the naval architect and marine engineer are expanding into the broad multidisciplinary field of ocean engineering. Education for this field—the problems, methods, and prospects—are explored in this paper, which comprises the points of view of three authorities in the field.
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The traditional roles of the naval architect and marine engineer are expanding into the broad multidisciplinary field of ocean engineering. Education for this field—the problems, methods, and prospects—are explored in this paper, which comprises the points of view of three authorities in the field.
Key concepts: Multidisciplinary approach, Engineering, Naval architecture, Field (mathematics), Engineering ethics, Engineering management, Shipbuilding, Construction engineering