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SESS6066 2027-28
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture. -
SESS6066 2025-26
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
This module takes a practical approach primarily through assignment/project lead application of concepts of yacht design, applicable to both powered and sailing craft. Four assignments in areas of initial design, hull design, sailplan and rig development and structures allow the participants to experiences the use of a variety of design tools and methodologies and develop skills in making engineering and design judgements. -
SESS6066 2026-27
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture. -
SESS6066 2028-29
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
This module takes a practical approach primarily through assignment/project lead application of concepts of yacht design, applicable to both powered and sailing craft. Four assignments in areas of initial design, hull design, sailplan and rig development and structures allow the participants to experiences the use of a variety of design tools and methodologies and develop skills in making engineering and design judgements. -
SESS6066 2029-30
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture. -
SESS6066 2030-31
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture. -
MANG2062 2026-27
SAS Base Programming
This course provides part of the essential knowledge and skills required for conducting the Final Project module in the final year.
SAS (Statistical Analysis System) is the leading data analytics software package. This module will cover the fundamentals of SAS base programming. On successful completion of this module, you will be able to use SAS software to read data, access, manage and manipulate ‘big’ data, solve problems, save programs and datasets, use conditional logic, combine files, produce tables and listings of data, and use data analysis techniques. The module will also help prepare you for the SAS Base programming certification. -
MANG2062 2028-29
SAS Base Programming
This course provides part of the essential knowledge and skills required for conducting the Final Project module in the final year.
SAS (Statistical Analysis System) is the leading data analytics software package. This module will cover the fundamentals of SAS base programming. On successful completion of this module, you will be able to use SAS software to read data, access, manage and manipulate ‘big’ data, solve problems, save programs and datasets, use conditional logic, combine files, produce tables and listings of data, and use data analysis techniques. The module will also help prepare you for the SAS Base programming certification. -
MANG2062 2027-28
SAS Base Programming
This course provides part of the essential knowledge and skills required for conducting the Final Project module in the final year.
SAS (Statistical Analysis System) is the leading data analytics software package. This module will cover the fundamentals of SAS base programming. On successful completion of this module, you will be able to use SAS software to read data, access, manage and manipulate ‘big’ data, solve problems, save programs and datasets, use conditional logic, combine files, produce tables and listings of data, and use data analysis techniques. The module will also help prepare you for the SAS Base programming certification. -
PHIL3047 2027-28
Schopenhauer
Schopenhauer is one of the great original writers of the nineteenth century, and a unique voice in the history of thought. His central concept of the will leads him to a pessimistic view of existence: he regards human beings as striving irrationally and suffering in a world that has no purpose. This condition can be redeemed by the elevation of aesthetic consciousness and finally overcome by the will’s self-denial and a mystical vision of the self as one with the world as a whole. He relies on the philosophy of Kant in the Critique of Pure Reason, but is in many ways progressive, an atheist with profound ideas about the human essence and the meaning of existence which point forward to Nietzsche, Freud and existentialism. He was also the first major Western thinker to seek a synthesis with Eastern thought. The module offers an examination of Schopenhauer’s epistemology, metaphysics, ethics, and aesthetics, as contained in The World as Will and Representation and other works.