AOE 2204: Introduction to ocean engineering

Introduction to the design of ocean vehicles and offshore structures with specific topics including buoyancy, hull geometry, body plan drawing, coefficients of form, hydrostatic calculations, intact and damaged stability, large angle stability, stability criteria for design and related rules and regulations, and marine economics.

AOE 5304: Advanced naval architecture

Engineering analysis methods for evaluating the hydrostatic, hydrodynamic, and structural characteristics of surface ships and submarines; methods employed in ship design include analytical, statistical, and experimental approaches; both hull and propulsor analysis techniques are covered.

AOE 3234/5334: (Advanced) Ocean vehicle dynamics

Analysis of motions of rigid body vehicles in water, including influence of added mass and buoyancy; seakeeping motion responses in waves, wave-induced structural loads, random response analysis via spectral analysis, and extreme response analysis; introduction to hydroelasticity and maneuvering.