Marine Service Technology / STEM

MikeCullen
Michael Cullen Marine Service Instructor
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TEXTBOOK
ABYC's Ed Sherman and Cruising World Editor-at-Large Tim Murphy have created something unique in the world of primers; they began at the actual beginning. The first chapter of the book that belongs in every boating enthusiast and student’s library covers the parts of a boat. Subsequent chapters explore safety practices, electrical systems, engine drive systems, electronics, plumbing, marine materials all presented in a logical and easy to understand format. Their building block chapter style creates platforms that grow and expand to complete a picture of the total vessel. To further solidify the learning process, each chapter concludes with a 10 question multiple choice review quiz that allows the reader track their own progress.
ABYC Book 

   This Marine Service Technology program is designed to offer students hands-on operation of boats, motors and trailers and to teach the practical application in the field of Marine  Technology. The curriculum is a Virginia Department of Education modification of an existing ABYC course and is designed to bring into the Marine Trades a force of younger workers who will learn about the various Maritime fields. It is being offered as a partnership between local high schools, the ABYC, the Atlantic Boat and Yacht Trades School, and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science Marine Advisory Program.

Marine Service Technology Brochure

Marine Service Technology I Competencies
Marine Service Technology II Competencies