GME Syllabus and Subjects

The Graduate Marine Engineering syllabus for the course is designed in such a way to help the students to get extensive knowledge and training in marine technology as well as engineering of oil rigs, ships, boats, and any other marine structure. GME course subjects include the production, design, functioning, and maintenance of marine systems and their operations.

Semester Wise GME Syllabus

GME course syllabus covers all the important topics of marine engineering. The GME course aims to ensure that the students have access to all the information they need to succeed in their careers. The course covers designing, construction, and maintenance of ships which falls on the Marine Engineer. The GME course subjects taught in the course are given in the table below:

GME First Year Syllabus

Semester I	Semester II
Marine Auxiliaries	Ship Operation Management
Marine Electrotechnology	Internal Combustion Engines
Marine Refrigeration and Air Conditioning	Naval Arch and Ship Constant
Boilers	Marine Engineering Drawing
Fitting/ Machine Shop	Watchkeeping and Previous Poll
Computer Lab	Electronic Laboratory
Electrical Lab	Welding and Smithy Shop

GME Subjects

Graduate Marine Engineering subjects include the production, design, functioning, and maintenance of marine systems and their operations. This course also brings in the concept of operating various nautical engineering systems and basic electronic components used in that. The program includes core and elective subjects.

Listed below are the GME subjects list:

• Marine Electrotechnology
• Marine Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
• Ship Operation Management
• Marine Engineering Drawing
• Marine Auxiliaries
• Naval Arch and Ship Constant

GME Course Structure

GME course structure is designed in such a way that it includes theory and practicals. The course focuses on various aspects of engineering on a ship. The course structure is given below:

• II Semesters
• Core Subjects
• Elective Subjects
• Labs/Workshops
• Projects

GME Teaching Methodology and Techniques

The GME course curriculum has different teaching methods. Along with lectures and practicals, the students are also trained in merchant navy vessels. Listed below are the teaching methodology and strategies in general:

• Thesis/Projects
• Conceptualized Learning
• Traditional Classroom-Based Teaching
• Labs/Workshops
• Seminars

GME Projects

GME projects are given to students to understand the concepts and help students in getting hands-on experience. Projects are to be completed by the end of the second semester. Some popular GME projects topics are: 

• GPS Based Ship Navigation System
• Remote Controlled Oil Skimmer Robot for Marine Application
• Lubrication Oil Cooling System for Ship
• Refrigeration Using Waste Heats from Marine Engine

GME Reference Books

GME books are available both online and offline by many authors and publications. Reference books are meant for gaining an in-depth understanding of concepts. Some of the reference books for GME are: 

GME Reference Books

Name of the Books	Authors
Motor Engineering Knowledge for Marine Engineers	Paul a Russell, Thomas D.Morton and Leslie Jackson
General Engineering Knowledge for Marine Engineers	Paul a Russell, Thomas D.Morton and Leslie Jackson
Naval Architecture for Marine Engineers	Richard pemberton and E A Stokoe
Marine Auxiliary Machinery	H.D McGeorge