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PA3 - Tidal Calculation

This document outlines an assessment for a navigation course involving the calculation of tidal heights and under-keel clearances. The assessment will take 60 minutes total, with 10 minutes for briefing, 40 minutes for execution of tidal calculations, and 10 minutes for debriefing. Students will use tide tables and harbor charts to compute tidal heights and under-keel clearances for specified ports and times, and their work will be scored on accuracy according to a rubric. Students are allowed two retakes if initially failing and must take refresher modules before a third attempt.

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PA3 - Tidal Calculation

This document outlines an assessment for a navigation course involving the calculation of tidal heights and under-keel clearances. The assessment will take 60 minutes total, with 10 minutes for briefing, 40 minutes for execution of tidal calculations, and 10 minutes for debriefing. Students will use tide tables and harbor charts to compute tidal heights and under-keel clearances for specified ports and times, and their work will be scored on accuracy according to a rubric. Students are allowed two retakes if initially failing and must take refresher modules before a third attempt.

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Course NAV-1 – Terrestrial and Coastal Navigation 1

Assessment Code NAV 1-PA3


Briefing 10 min.

Execution 40 min.
Duration
Debriefing 10 min.

Total 60 min.

STCW Table Table A-II/1


Function Navigation at the operational level
Competence C1. Plan and conduct passage and determine position
Thorough knowledge of and ability to use nautical charts, and publications, such as
KUP sailing directions, tide tables, notices to mariners, radio navigational warnings and
ships’ routeing information
Course outcome CO3. Obtain topographical, hydrographical and navigational aids and services
information from the nautical charts and publications for voyage planning

Assessment Title Tidal calculation


Assessment Outcome Determine the under-keel and vertical clearance

Assessment Area Chart room


 US Tide Tables or Admiralty Tide Tables
Equipment and
 Harbor chart covering the assigned area
Materials Needed
 Calculator
Equipment ratio  1: 2
You are going to compute the heights of tide for a particular time of the assigned
port and for the under keel and vertical clearances.

Max Draught: 7.5 metres


Required time: 0800 (Local Time)
Assessment Task
List of ports:
A. Manila, Philippines: Manila International Container Terminal, Berth 6/7
B. Cebu, Philippines: Pier 5
C. Kobe, Japan: Berth Q1

 Objective of the assessment


 Description of the scenario
 Scoring method
Briefing  Failure state
 Re-sit including appeals procedures
 Important reminders
ASSESSOR’S COPY ONLY
1. Ensure that every student station (chart table) is provided with the necessary
materials.
2. List ports to be edited as per availability of the umber of publication
Assessor’s Action 3. Brief the students with the activity.
4. Facilitate the students during their execution of the assessment task.
5. After the allotted time, grade the student’s work.
6. Conduct debriefing.
1. Compute for the height of tide using linear interpolation.
Student’s Action 2. Compute for the under-keel clearance.
 Assessment result
Debriefing  What went well?
 What went wrong?

Performance Standards
Performance Criteria
3 pts. 2 pts. 1 pt. 0 pt.
1. Determine the tidal Computed height of Computed height Computed height Computed height
condition by linear tide is within ± 1 of tide is within ± of tide is within ± of tide is more
interpolation cm of assessor’s 1.5 cm of 2 cm of than ± 2 cm of
solution assessor’s assessor’s assessor’s
solution solution solution
2. Calculate the under- Computed under Computed under Computed under Computed under
keel clearance keel clearance is keel clearance is keel clearance is keel clearance is
within ± 1 cm of within ± 1.5 cm within ± 2 cm of more than ± 2
the assessor’s of the assessor’s the assessor’s cm of the
solution solution solution assessor’s
solution

Scoring Method Rubrics


Total 6 points or 100%

Grading Pass 5 points and above or >75%

Fail 4 points and below or below 75%


The student is only allowed to retake the assessment twice. The student must take
the refresher modules before taking the assessment again if he failed the
Re-sit assessment for the third time.

The maximum grade for re-sit is 75%.

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