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Chapter 1 Seafarer 1.1 Definitions of Seafarer 1.2 Shipboard Organizational Structure 1.3 Responsibilities of Seafarers 1.4 Registration and Qualifications of Seafarers Chapter 2 Ships 2.1 Types of Ships 2.2 Shapes of Ships 2.3 Ship Dimensions 2.4 Volumes and Weights 2.5 Ship' s Marks Chapter 3 Ship' s Equipment 3.1 Marine Power Plants 3.2 Manoeuvring Equipment 3.3 Cargo Handling Equipment 3.4 Safety Equipment Chapter 4 Ship' s Navigation Performance 4.1 Buoyancy 4.2 Stability 4.3 Insubmersibility 4.4 Swiftness 4.5 Seakindliness 4.6 Manoeuvrability Chapter 5 Basic Knowledge of Navigation 5.1 Geographical Coordinate 5.2 Directions on Earth 5.3 Distance and Speed 5.4 Time 5.5 Aids to Navigation 5.6 Nautical Charts 5.7 Tides and Tidal Streams Chapter 6 Ship Position Fixing 6.1 Dead Reckoning 6.2 Position Fixing by Landmarks 6.3 Electronic Position Fixing 6.4 Celestial Navigation Chapter 7 Meteorology and Oceanography 7.1 Weather Elements 7.2 Weather System 7.3 Oceanography Chapter 8 Navigation and Watchkeeping 8.1 Passage Planning 8.2 Watchkeeping 8.3 Hazardous Navigation Chapter 9 Communication 9.1 Flag Signaling 9.2 Flashing Light Signaling 9.3 Sound Signaling 9.4 Radio Communication Chapter 10 Ship Handling 10.1 Basic Knowledgement 10.2 Berthing and Unberthing 10.3 Anchoring 10.4 Emergency Manoeuvring Chapter 11 Collision Avoidance 11.1 Risk of Collision 11.2 Action to Avoid Collision 11.3 Vessels in Sight of One Another 11.4 Vessels in Restricted Visibility Chapter 12 Shipping 12.1 Interests Involved in Shipping Business 12.2 Vessel-operating Types 12.3 Shipping Documents Chapter 13 Cargo Stowage and Handling 13.1 Basic Knowledge 13.2 Basic Ship Theory 13.3 Cargo Operations Bibliography