Coursecode: mt714
Coursename: Shipfinance
DUT creditpoints: 2
ECTS creditpoints: 3 |
Subfaculty
of Mechanical Engineering and Marine Technology |
Lecturer(s):
Hengst, prof.
ir. S. |
Tel.: 015-278 5306 |
Catalog data:
Costprice, exploitation, budgetting, marketing, costs and
tarifs, rentability, finance, courses of exchange, internal and external companyfactors
for shipowners and yards. |
Course year: M. Sc. 1
Period: 0/0/0/4/0
Hours p/w: 4
Other hours:-
Assessment: Essay, presentation, abstracts of presentations and written exam
Assessm.period(s): 4th
(see academic calendar) |
Prerequisites:
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Follow
up: |
Detailed
description of topics: Method:
Students study literature. The literature is basis for an
essay and a presentation. The subject involves a subject related to shipfinance. They have
to be present at all presentations and lectures. Lectures are given by represants from
banks, shipyards and shipowners.
Participation and prerequisites:
Participation is permitted for thirth and fourth year students Marine Technology and
thirth and fourth year students in shipbuilding from the HTS Rotterdam and Haarlem.
Knowledge of basic economics is recommended.
Examination and review:
The review is based on:
- Participation
- Abstracts based on the Essay and presentation
- Written exam
Period:
Lectures take place each wednesday in the fourth semester during six weeks
Course characteristics:
The course is characterised by looking for literature independantly. Gathering
information outside the University, espacially at companies.
A maximum of 15 students is sustained for the course. When less than 8 students register
the course will be canceled. |
Course
material:
Sources:Sources as accountants and banks: KPMG, Moret, Ernst & Young, NIB, etc.
Shipping desks.
Research institutes.
Branche organisation: NEI, VNSI, KVNR. |
References
from literature:General literature about finance and judging investments
Specific publications about shipfinance.
Books written by Peter Stokes and Sloggett.
Reports made by Van Holst & Koppies about shipbuilding.
UNAS (UNiforme Administratie in de Scheepsbouw).
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Remarks
(specific information about assesment, entry requirements, etc.): |
Goals:
The goal is to provide the student insight in the role of
shipfinance in obtaining orders. Further the role of shipfinance in the exploitation of a
ship. |
Computer
use: |
Laboratory
project(s): |
Design
content: |
Percentage
of design: |