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Objective:
The objective of the course is to impart quality
training to the candidates for moulding him into
a classic professional endowed with an innovative,
imaginative approach. The course also enables him
to develop remarkable and amazing clarity and originality
in vision and admirable courage. This also serves
as a booster to his self-confidence and self esteem.
Apart from furthering the aforementioned goals the
course also envisages to establish and implement
system standards in training/education and to follow
laudable standards for maintaining the quality policy
and also improving and upgrading the quality system
to the best extent possible.
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This course serves as a gateway to a highly remunerative
job, which provides a golden opportunity to visit
some of the exotic locations in the world. Thus the
career offers a very rare experience of combining
the work culture with a sense of pleasure and adventurous
spirit. The unique nature of the course curriculam,
which includes practical drills, Fire fighting, boat
drills etc will enhance the practical approach of
the candidate. The course by means of offering state
- of the - art facilities also places the Institute
on a par with the world class training centres thus
establishing conformity to international standards.
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Scope:
This course ensures a student
for a very bright future in
the Merchant Navy. The Scope
of the course is to mould
a proper, efficient and bright
Marine Engineer for the future
generation with masterly skills
in advance technology.
This department is just started
this year 2006-07
after getting approval from
AICTE, DG
Shipping, and
Anna University.
as per DGS approval No:TR/A/53/2006
dated 3rd August 2006.(Indos
No: 840, Course ID: 64).
The college is allowed to
induct 40 students for B.E.
Marine engineering course
from the academic year 2006-07.
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Mr.
S. Vijayaraghavan, B.E (Mech),
M.Sc. (Defence Studies) is
a retired Commander from Marine
Engineering Branch of Indian
Navy. He took voluntary retirement
after 24 years of service
during which time he served
in various capacities and
ranks. His experience includes
the fields of ship repair,
ship operation upto the level
of Chief Engineer, technical
administration, training of
Naval Engineer officers.,
etc.,
He has vast experience in
warship building as Engineer
Overseer and Project Director
dealing with major shipyards
in the country. He is a post
graduate from the Defence
Services Staff College, Wellington,
Nilgiris.
After
retirement he has worked as
Chief Engineer in off-shore
vessels, General Manager of
a service industry and other
industrial appointments. He
is a life member of National
Institute of Quality and Reliability.
He holds an MOT - I Class
Certificate of Service (motor
and steam combined) issued
by Director General of Shipping.
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HOD
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The
college has necessary workshop facilities
in the above disciplines to cater to the
marine students also. The students will
be trained by well experienced faculty
members who have vast experience in various
shipping companies. The college is to
be equipped with"Ship-in-Campus"
facility soon. The Marine engineering
department will have its own independent
identity inside the campus.
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