NAV 302
Naval Operations and Seamanship
Husson University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course is an in-depth study of numerous aspects relating to the efficient and professional manner of U.S. Navy ships' operations. During this course of study we will discuss relative motion as it applies to vessels at sea and learn methods to quickly and accurately compute maneuvering solutions. We will learn the fundamentals of the U.S. Navy's systems of communications used on sea-going vessels. We will discuss the operations and evolutions specific to the Navy, ship handling, and the watch officer's responsibility onboard a U.S. Navy vessel. Additionally, we will gain a broad understanding of the doctrines of Naval Warfare, Command and Control, and Joint Operations. Upon completion, you will have a better understanding of advanced seamanship and concepts in naval warfare.
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