Naval Ship Systems I (Engineering)
Introduces the student to a comprehensive fundamental understanding of United States naval engineering principles and systems. Topics include thermodynamics, incompressible fluid flow, electrical theory, hydraulics and pneumatics, power train components, fluid/lube oil systems, desalination, fundamentals of nuclear power, propulsion systems (internal combustion, gas turbines, and steam), electrical distribution, ship stability and control and damage control. Students will also examine case studies to apply and analyze course topics within naval ships systems contexts.
Topics
- thermodynamics
- incompressible fluid flow
- electrical theory
- hydraulics and pneumatics
- power train components
- fluid/lube oil systems
- desalination
- fundamentals of nuclear power
- propulsion systems (internal combustion
- gas turbines
- and steam)
- electrical distribution
- ship stability and control and damage control
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
Recommended: MATH140 and MATH141 . Restriction: Permission of UGST-Navy ROTC. Additional Information: Priority enrollment will be given to students enrolled in the NROTC program.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027