School of Marine Technology
School of Marine Technology
Marine Technology (MT) is one of the 7 national agendas (IT, BT, ET, NT, ST, CT, MT) fixed by the National Science and Technology Council. MT is considered to be the future technology for achieving such goals as increasing competitiveness in the marine industry, intensifying the management of marine territory, and preventing the draining of marine resources, and global environmental changes, for which the whole human kind of the 21st century shares the blame. The aim here is to foster excellent talents who will lead the new marine age of the 21st century by sharing information through international workshops and developing high technology through co-research with other researchers. It provides on-the-job training opportunities, customized education, and curriculum of industry-academic cooperation with related industries, government agencies, and research institutions. It is specialized for the development of marine high-technology, the development and use of ocean resources, and the maintenance of the ocean environment. This faculty currently consists of 6 majors; Marine Production Management Aquaculture, Power System Engineering, Environmental Oceanography, Bio-resource Utilization, and the Department of Naval Architecture Ocean Engineering
Marine Production Management
The aim of the Marine Production Management program is to foster high-quality human resources who will lead the continuous improvement efforts and efficient management of marine resources. It provides education related to eco-friendly and efficient marine production systems and shipping service systems for marine transportation and fishery production. It also provides students with opportunities to visit other related countries through overseas ship boarding practices.
Major in Power System Engineering
Power system engineering aims to educate students to meet the great demands for knowledge of theories and practices of power system engineers. The program aims to expose students to the basic skills and knowledge in the fields of mechanical and electrical engineering, electronics and automatic control systems. It also delivers efficient education and research through cooperation with industry and schools in addition to supply of technical and research manpower to machinery and maritime industry.
Department of Aquaculture
The Department aims to have students acquire a good technical knowledge of marine biology and develop their potential capacity to exploit, utilize, conserve and manage marine resources.
To this end, it provides specialized subjects regarding fish, shellfish, and seaweed farming along with a basic knowledge of aquaculture. The Department is composed of eight main laboratories: aquaculture environment ecology, resource organism, fish culture and nutrition, reproduction organism, invertebrate culture, algae culture, fisheries business management, and molecular physiology.
Major in Environmental Oceanography
Homepage: http://ocean89.jnu.ac.kr/eng
The most unique feature of earth in the 21st century is the marine environment. It is required to understand the phenomena of the marine environment, focusing on the global ecosystem, the scientific and technological development for space uses of marine environment, the development of marine energy, the exploration of marine resources, and the management and conservation of the marine ecosystem. More recently, it is growing in importance for sustainable ecosystem development of earth in the uses and management of marine environment. This program provides the understanding and scientific and technological applications for marine environments. The study of marine phenomena is connected into four broad categories: biology, chemistry, physics, and geology, leading to a study of the uses and management of the true marine environment. The program’s main purpose is to educate essential experts developing various and plentiful marine resources.
Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
Naval architecture and ocean engineering focuses on research and education in a variety of areas from basic theory to advanced technology on ship and offshore structures. The final goal of the Department lies in the design and production of the reliable and cost-effective transport systems and offshore structures which can carry out missions successfully in harsh ocean environments. The research scopes of naval architecture consist of resistance and propulsion, proposer, structures and materials, motion and maneuverability, noise and vibration, and welding. Ocean engineering involves various scopes of technical problems that arise during the design, construction, load-out, design, construction and operation of various forms of structures developed to meet the needs of offshore petroleum and construction industries. Research on the ocean environment itself is also one of the major research fields of the Department. To meet increasingly complex technical demands, the Department extends research fields to cover rigorous analysis of detailed subjects using powerful computers. In particular, it offers on-board training course on university-owned research and training ships.
Course list
Marine Production Management
- Oceanography and Practice
- Boarding Training 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- Fishing Gear Technology
- Fishing Methodology
- Fishing Gear Design
- Fish Population Dynamics and Practice
- Fishing Technology
- Geo-Navigation
- Nautical Instrument and Practice
- Marine Traffic Law
- Seamanship Control
- Fishing Gear Material
- Marine Biology
- Marine English
- Seamanship
- Techniques of Fishing Machinery
- Fisheries Oceanography and Experiment
- Game Fishing Technology and Practice
- Celestial Navigation
- Marine Law
- Fisheries Law
- Fishing Information
- Fishing Mechanism
- Fishery Management in Loading of Ship
- Radio Navigation and Practice
- Oceanographic Meteology
- International Maritime Law
- Fishing Gear Engineering
- Control of Fish Behavior
- Techniques of Fishing System
- Fisheries Management
- Fisheries Management
- Fish Reefs
- Meterology Training
- Radar Simulation Training
- Maritime Safety Training
- Seamanship Training
- Fishing Gear Training
- Fishing Technology and Training
- Fishing Information and Practice
- Practical Affairs of Navigation and Training
- GMDSS Communication Training
Major in Power System Engineering
- Fluid Mechanics and Exercises
- Auxiliary Machinery
- Strength of Materials and Exercise
- Internal Combustion Engines
- Automatic Control
- Engineering Materials
- Electrical Engineering
- Engineering Mathematics 1, 2
- Introduction to Naval Architecture
- Engineering Mechanics
- Thermodynamics and Exercises
- Electronic Engineering
- Programming and Practice
- Combustion Engineering
- Manufacturing Process of Machine
- Fluid Machinery
- Machine Design and Exercise
- External Combustion Engine
- Mechanics of Machinery and Experiment
- Refrigeration Air Conditioning and Practice
- Mechanical Engineering Practice
- Engine English
- Internal Combustion Engine Practice
- Auxiliary Machinery Practice
- Sequence Control Practice
- External Combustion Engine Practice
- Electric Electronic Practice
- Maritime Law and International Entente
- Instrumentation Engineering
- Embarkation Training
- Engine Management and Safety
- Lubrication Engineering
- Hydraulic Engineering
- Ocean Pollution Control
- Computer-aided Design
- Electric Machinery
- Propulsion Engineering
- Analysis of Dynamics System
- Gas Turbines
- Noise and Vibration Engineering
- Heat Transfer
Department of Aquaculture
- Fisheries Biology
- Phycocultivation Technoscience and Lab
- Fish Culture and Lab
- Invertebrate Culture and Lab
- Fisheries Oceanography and Lab
- General Chemistry and Lab
- Phycology and Lab
- Fish Nutrition and Lab
- Animal Physiology and Lab
- Invertebrate Zoology and Lab
- Developmental Biology and Lab
- Principles of Aquaculture
- Ichthyology and Lab
- Plant Physiology and Lab
- Organic Chemistry and Lab
- Training of Skin SCUBA Diving
- Food Organism and Lab
- Biological Chemistry and Lab
- Coastal Fisheries Biology and Lab
- Fisheries Law
- Fisheries Business Management
- Marine Ecology and Lab
- Cytology and Lab
- Phycocultivatiin Field Practice
- Water Analysis and Lab
- Aquatic Breeding Science
- Agriculture and Fisheries Marketing
- Molecular Biology
- Fish Feeds
- Fish Culture Field Practice
- Marine Restoration Ecology
- Freshwater Biology
- Marine Biotechnology
- Food Economics
- Molecular Biology
- Aquaculture System
- Ecology of Aquafarm Environment and Lab
- Fisheries Resources Dynamics
- Genetics and Lab
Major in Environmental Oceanography
- Environmental Oceanography and Lab 1, 2
- Marine Ecoenvironmentalogy and Lab 1, 2
- Introduction to Fisheries Science
- Marine Chemistry and Lab
- Geophysical Fluid Dynamics for
- Oceanographer and Lab
- Marine Biodiversity and Lab
- Ocean-Ecotoxicology and Training
- Marine Field Observation 1, 2
- Ocean Security and Lab
- Marine Pollution and Lab
- Marine Sedimentology and Lab
- Zooplanktonlogy and Lab
- Ocean Animal Behavior and Lab
- Seawater Analysis and Lab
- Marine Observations and Technics Practice
- Phytoplanktonlogy and Lab
- Estuary Ecology
- Marine Benthic Ecology and Lab
- Statistics for Biological Oceanography
- Fisheries Oceanography and Lab
- Coastal Environment Oceanography and Lab
- Intertidal Ecology and Lab
- Ocean Bio-genetics and Lab
- Deep Sea Biology
- Marine Paleontology and Lab
- Marine Geophysics and Lab
- Biology of Marine Benthos and Application
- Chemical Oceanography and Application
- Physical Oceanography and Application
- Biology of Marine Zooplankton and Application
- Coastal Conservation Ecology and Lab
- Marine Ecology and Lab
- Fisheries Resource Ecology and Lab
- Ocean Informatics and Lab
- Ocean-Toxicity and Application
- Biological Oceanography and Application
- Fisheries Oceanography and Application
- Geological Oceanography and Application
- Introductional Environmental Engineering and Lab
- Biology of Marine Nekton and Lab
- Marine Ecosystem Assessment
Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
- Oceanography and Field Training
- Fluid Mechanics 2
- Mechanics of Materials
- Ocean Surveying and Field Training
- Dynamical Oceanography
- Marine Meteorology
- Marine Resources Engineering
- Marine Environment and Disaster
- Prevention Engineering
- Marine Ecological Engineering
- Fluid Mechanics 1
- Water Wave Mechanics and Field Training
- Coastal and Harbor Engineering
- Numerical Methods for Engineers
- Numerical Modelling in Nearshore Zone
- Introduction to Naval Architecture and Ocean
- Engineering
- Ocean Environmental Information System
- Ocean Remote Sensing Engineering
- Ocean Information Engineering
- Ocean Policy and Sustainable Development
- Engineering Mechanics
- Structural Mechanics
- Marine Soil Engineering
- Ocean Foundation Engineering
- Engineering Mathematics 1, 2
- Ship Structural Analysis
- CAD/CAM
- Computer-aided Ship Design
- Ship Hull Fitting
- Ship Manufacturing
- Ship Power Device
- Offshore Structural Design
- Field Training
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