College of the Florida Keys Training
AAS: Marine Engineering, Management, & Seamanship
Two-year, 66-credit Associate in Applied Science preparing students for marine technician and professional mariner careers on pleasure and commercial craft.
Description
The Associate in Applied Science in Marine Engineering, Management, and Seamanship (AAS-MEMS) prepares individuals for the maritime industry. It develops skills to maintain and repair the mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems used in pleasure and commercial craft. The program requires 66 credits: 15 general education, 36 core and 15 elective credit hours, plus the college success competency.
Core topics
- Marine diesel engines I and II, outboard repair and maintenance, marine fuel systems
- Engine installation and repowering, applied marine electricity
- Marine gas and electric welding, corrosion prevention, fiberglass boat repair
- Basic seamanship and marine auxiliary equipment servicing
Career pathways
Graduates may work as Charter Boat Captain, Marine Technician, Marine Fabricator, Marine Electrician, Boat Builder or Project Planner. Elective clusters include gasoline maintenance technician, advanced marine technician, fiberglass, seamanship and welding.
Specifications
| Total credits | 66 |
|---|---|
| General education | 15 credit hours |
| Core requirements | 36 credit hours |
| Electives | 15 credit hours |
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