Marine Engineering

Bachelor's Degree Program

Bachelor's Degree

Quanzhou Normal University

China

4 years

September

• Quanzhou Normal University

Main disciplines: Marine Science, Electronic Science and Technology, Biological Engineering
Core knowledge areas: oceanography, marine survey and observation techniques, marine physical techniques, marine chemical techniques, marine biotechnology, marine remote sensing and monitoring techniques, marine information technology, etc.
Examples of core courses:
1. Example 1
There are three course modules: Marine Acoustics Technology, Marine Optics and Laser Detection Technology, Marine Remote Sensing and GIS Technology, with the following common core courses: Mathematical Physics Methods (96 hours), Oceanography II (48 hours), Signals and Systems (64 hours)
(1) Marine acoustic technology course module: acoustic fundamentals (80 hours), principles of hydroacoustics (80 hours), acoustic measurements (32 hours), ocean exploration and data processing (64 hours), basic acoustics experiments (48 hours), specialized hydroacoustic experiments (48 hours)
(2) Marine optics and laser detection technology course module: optoelectronic technology (48 hours), optoelectronic technology professional experiments (48 hours), laser principles and technology (48 hours), introduction to marine optics (48 hours), spectroscopy (48 hours), marine optics professional experiments (48 hours)
(3) Marine remote sensing and GIS technology course module: digital image processing (48 hours), marine remote sensing (48 hours), principles of geographic information systems and their marine applications (48 hours), marine mapping (48 hours), marine remote sensing professional laboratory (48 hours), marine GIS professional laboratory (48 hours)
2. Example 2
Two courses in the direction of marine acoustics and information engineering and marine biotechnology, with the following common core courses: Introduction to Marine Science (Hydrographic Part) (48 hours), Inorganic Chemistry (84 hours), Fundamentals of Marine Biology (39 hours), Marine Geology (32 hours), Marine Ecology (48 hours), Introduction to Marine Science (Chemical Part) (32 hours)
(1) Marine Acoustics and Information Engineering: Mathematical Physics Methods (94 hours), Fundamentals of Acoustics (48 hours), Hydroacoustics (48 hours), Marine Information Experiment 1 (Microcontroller Experiment) (48 hours), Marine Information Experiment 2 (Acoustics and Hydroacoustics Experiment) (48 hours), Principles and Methods of Marine Hydrographic Investigation (including experiments) (32 hours), Signals and Systems (48 hours), Digital Signal Processing (64 hours) Digital Signal Processing (64 hours), Digital Signal Processing Experiment (48 hours)
(2) Biotechnology: Marine Taxonomy (48 hours), Biochemistry (48 hours), Marine Taxonomy Experiment (48 hours), Biochemistry Experiment (48 hours), Organic Chemistry Experiment (60 hours), Marine Microbiology (32 hours), Marine Microbiology Experiment (48 hours), Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering (48 hours), Marine Biotechnology Specialised experiments (112 hours)
3. Example 3
Divided into marine technology and marine technology (marine mapping direction)
(1) Marine Technology: Introduction to Marine Science (32 hours), Spatial Surveying and Cartography (48 hours), Principles of Remote Sensing (32 hours), Geographic Information System (32 hours), Fundamentals of Acoustics (48 hours), Calculation and Forecasting of Marine Elements (48 hours), Remote Sensing Digital Image Processing (32 hours)
(2) Marine Technology (Marine Mapping): Spatial Surveying and Cartography (48 hours), Engineering Surveying (48 hours), Cartography (48 hours), Introduction to Marine Science (32 hours), Principles of Remote Sensing (32 hours), Calculation and Forecasting of Marine Elements (48 hours), Fundamentals of Acoustics (48 hours), Geographic Information Systems (32 hours), Geodesy (48 hours), Hydrographic Surveying (48 hours) Geodesy (48 hours), Hydrography (48 hours)
Major practical teaching sessions: practical training in oceanography, practical training in general electronics (or information) technology, specialised training in specific areas of marine technology, graduation design (thesis) and innovative experimental activities in science and technology, etc.
Major experiments: acoustics, optics, remote sensing, electronics, biotechnology, chemical technology, mariculture, etc.