Module Outline
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Auxiliary Machinery and Systems 2
Auxiliary Machinery and Systems 2
Module
National Code
State Code
44321
44321
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
18/12/2001
Field of Education
031701 - Maritime Engineering
Nominal Hours
84
Description
To provide sufficient knowledge for a learner to operate and maintain auxiliary
machinery and systems typical of either a motor or steam ship as an engineer up
to Engineer Class 2. It will also provide the basis for further study required
by higher qualifications.
machinery and systems typical of either a motor or steam ship as an engineer up
to Engineer Class 2. It will also provide the basis for further study required
by higher qualifications.
Range of Variables
This module is taught in a classroom and laboratory using Integrated
Theory/Practical teaching method. Equipment in the laboratory will be in the
form of static displays or operational models. Ship visits may be organised
when suitable vessels are available.
Theory/Practical teaching method. Equipment in the laboratory will be in the
form of static displays or operational models. Ship visits may be organised
when suitable vessels are available.
Evidence Guide
Internal Assessment 100%
The assessment of this module is holistic in nature and requires assessing on
the integration of skills and knowledge. To be successful in this module, the
learner must show evidence of achievement of the module aim. This approach
enables the assessment to be carried out by different means to achieve an
holistic outcome.
The assessment scheme is generally designed to ensure that critical knowledge
and skills are assessed more than once and in a variety of ways throughout the
module’s assessment events. This provides a valid assessment of the learner’s
abilities and avoids misrepresentation of failures caused by single cases of
poor performance.
Assessment methods include:
- Written assignments
- Short answer and/or essay type questions in a written test
- Sketches
The assessment of this module is holistic in nature and requires assessing on
the integration of skills and knowledge. To be successful in this module, the
learner must show evidence of achievement of the module aim. This approach
enables the assessment to be carried out by different means to achieve an
holistic outcome.
The assessment scheme is generally designed to ensure that critical knowledge
and skills are assessed more than once and in a variety of ways throughout the
module’s assessment events. This provides a valid assessment of the learner’s
abilities and avoids misrepresentation of failures caused by single cases of
poor performance.
Assessment methods include:
- Written assignments
- Short answer and/or essay type questions in a written test
- Sketches
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9385 | 6364 | Diploma of Marine Engineering | Accredited course |
| 9388 | 6363 | Advanced Diploma of Marine Engineering | Accredited course |