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Lecturer for Marine Control Engineering
Subjects (2011)
Summer School (2011)
JEE508 Signal Conditioning, Data Acquisition and Data Analysis
Semester 2 (2011)
JEE326 Instrumentation and Process Control
Semester 4 (Winter)
JEE508 Signal Conditioning, Data Acquisition and Data Analysis
Semester 1 (2011)
Subject 1: JEE486 Marine Electrical Powering and Systems (Y3-S1)
Subject 2: JEE344 Applied Control Engineering (Y4/Y3-S1)
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Subjects
Semester 1 (2010)
Subject 1: JEE339 Noise and Vibration (Y3-S1)
Subject 2: JEE344 Applied Control Engineering (Y3-S1)
Subject 3: JNE107 Introduction to Computing
Semester 2 (2010)
Subject 1: JEE486 Marine Electrical Powering and Systems (Y4-S2)
Subject 2: JEE326 Instrumentation and Process Control (Y2-S2)
Support Lectures/Tutorials on Marine Control Engineering
Semester 2 (2009)
Subject 1: Applied Control Engineering (Y3-S2)
Subject 2: Instrumentation and Process Control (Y2-S2)
Subject 3: Dynamics/Engineering Mechanics - Labs (Y1-S2)
Guest Lectures (2009-2010)
Ship Vibration (at Nha Trang University)
Dr. Hung Nguyen, Lecturer in Marine Control Engineering
National Centre for Maritime Engineeirng and Hydrodynamics
Australian Maritime College, University of Tasmania
Locked Bag 1395
Swanson Building, Maritime Way, Newnham, Tas 7248 Australia
AMC web: www.amc.edu.au
UTas web: www.utas.edu.au
CRICOS Provider Code: 00586B
Tel: +61-3-6324-9350, Fax: +61-3-6324-9337
Mob: (+61)-439-343-513
Website: http://academic.amc.edu.au/~hnguyen
Research: http://www.amc.edu.au/maritime-engineering/people/hung-duc-nguyen
Email: h.nguyen@amc.edu.au or nguyenhd@amc.edu.au
Research and Development in Marine Control Engineering (2011-2012)
Marine Control Engineering (MCE) is a new research area of the Australian Maritime College. Marine control engineering is an engineering discipline that applies modern control theories in marine and offshore systems. The AMC with the state of the art experimental facilities has a great potential to do research and consultation services in the area of marine control engineering. Maritime Engineering Department staff undertake extensive MCE research programs in close collaboration with structural engineering group, ship and platform hydrodynamics group, the hydrodynamics facility teams and the Australian Maritime Hydrodynamics Research Centre (AMHRC). International collaborations with a range of organizations including the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Marine Cybernetics Department), Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology and Mitsui Zosen Akishima Laboratory Inc. (belonging to Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding Inc.) are a major strength of the research. Financial support is probably provided by some organizations, especially the Australia Research Council (ARC).
Hung Nguyen is living in Launceston.
Hobbies: Japanese, Movies, Reading, Romantic Writing
1. Professor Thor I. Fossen's Page
2. Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology