Budding Marine Architect

Discussion in 'Education' started by Griff3n, Sep 11, 2010.

  1. Griff3n
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    Griff3n New Member

    Hello

    Im very interested in doing Marine Architecture. I have plans to go and study Mechanical Engineering at University of Pretoria, South Africa as SA doesn't really have courses specific to the career i want to pursue. I am then going to specialize in fluid dynamics. Is this a good choice? Would this be a decent starting block to get into the career?

    Thanks in advance :)
    Matt
     
  2. Paul Kotzebue

    Paul Kotzebue Previous Member

    I think it is a good choice.
     
  3. Alik
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    Alik Senior Member

    Fluid dynamics is not naval architecture, just small part of it.
     
  4. wardd
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    wardd Senior Member

    I once worked with an aeronautical engineer at boeing who's specialty was flexures
     

  5. Griff3n
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    Griff3n New Member

    Yeah i know but that is the closest to naval architecture that i can get at UP
     
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