Shirley N. & Stephen R. Towne Professor of Ship Design
Education
B.S. of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Webb Institute
M.S. of Naval Architecture and Ocean Systems Management, MIT
- Shirley N. & Stephen R. Towne Professor of Ship Design, 1993 – Present
- Consultant in naval architecture and marine engineering, providing support to shipyards and owners in stability, strength, machinery design, and shaft alignment, 1993 – present
- Chief Engineer, Chief Marine Engineer, R.E. Derecktor of RI Shipyard, 1983 – 1991
- Senior Engineer, Engineer, Associate Engineer; Bethlehem Steel Corporations Sparrows Point Shipyard, 1978 – 1983
- ME1: Introduction to Marine Engineering
- ME 3: Machine Design
- ME 4: Machinery Systems Design
- ME 6: Marine Diesel and Machinery Plant Design
- NA7/Ship Design 2
- Ship Design II; NA 10
- Marine Transportation & Ship Production
- CAD
- Machine Shop
- Professional Engineer – State of New York
- Training Course on Detroit Diesel Series 60 engine, 2014
- Professional engineering continuing education for NYS PE license
- Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME)
- SNAME Energy Efficiency Workshop: Panel 1 – The Impact of Ship Design on Energy Efficiency, March 2014.
- Thesis Advisor
- Marine Engineering Lab Chair
- Machine Shop Director
- Yacht Club Advisor
- Taught in SNAME professional engineering review course 2008 – Present
- Author in SNAME Energy Efficiency Design Workshop, 2014
- Panelist in Shaft Alignment Panel Discussion, SNAME Annual Meeting, 2010