This course builds on basic stability knowledge and introduces more advanced topics such as stability during cargo operations, the effects of weight shifts, trim corrections, and the vessel’s behavior in different loading conditions. Students learn to apply stability principles in practical scenarios and improve their ability to assess and maintain safe ship stability in everyday operations.
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