Special Course Requirements Booklet - 3 10 2011 - MITAGS · Terrestrial And Coastal Navigation And...

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TableofContents

CoursePre‐RequisitesAndSpecialRequirements .................................................................. 3

AutomaticRadarPlottingAids(Arpa) ..................................................................................... 3

Azipod‐Kamewa‐2(Azipod‐Kam‐2)AndAzipod‐Kamewa‐3(Azipod‐Kam‐3) .................... 3

BasicAndAdvancedFireFighting(Ff‐Badv) ........................................................................... 3

BasicSafetyTraining(Bst‐Pst,Pst‐Pssr,Bst‐Med‐Elaid,Bst‐Ff‐Fpff) .................................... 4

BasicStability(Stb‐Bas) ............................................................................................................ 5

BridgeResourceManagement(Brm) ....................................................................................... 5

BridgeResourceManagement/EmergencyShiphandlingForPilots(Brmp‐Emr) .............. 5

CelestialNavigation(C‐Nav) ..................................................................................................... 5

DamageControl.......................................................................................................................... 5

FastRescueBoat ........................................................................................................................ 5

GlobalMaritimeDistressAndSafetySystems ......................................................................... 6

Lifeboatman–Limited ............................................................................................................... 6

LicenseAdvancementProgram ................................................................................................ 6

MedicalPerson‐In‐Charge ......................................................................................................... 8

RadarObserverRenewal ........................................................................................................... 8

SmallArms ................................................................................................................................. 8

Shiphandling .............................................................................................................................. 9

TankermanPerson‐In‐Charge .................................................................................................. 9

TerrestrialAndCoastalNavigationAndCompasses ............................................................... 9

TrainTheTrainer ...................................................................................................................... 9

ChiefMate/MasterAdvancedMeteorology(Cmm‐Advwx) ................................................. 10

ChiefMate/MasterAdvancedShiphandling .......................................................................... 10

ChiefMate/MasterAdvancedStability .................................................................................. 11

ChiefMate/MasterCargoHandlingAndStowageIAndIi .................................................... 11

ChiefMate/MasterElectronicChartDisplayAndInformationSystems ............................. 11

ChiefMate/MasterShipManagement .................................................................................... 11

ChiefMate/MasterVoyagePlanningAndElectronicNavigation ......................................... 12

ChiefMate/MasterMarinePropulsionPlants ....................................................................... 12

ChiefMate/MasterWatchkeeping .......................................................................................... 12


COURSEPRE‐REQUISITESANDSPECIALREQUIREMENTS

Please be aware that a few of MITAGS’ training programs have special pre‐requisites or courserequirements. Therefore,all studentsareasked toreviewthe following informationprior to theirvisittotheInstitute. AutomaticRadarPlottingAids(ARPA)All Automatic Radar Plotting Aids students must possess a valid/current U.S. Coast Guard Radarcertificate. Courseparticipantsareencouragedtopracticeradarplottingpriortothestartofclass.For reference, Real TimeMethods of Radar Plotting by Max Carpenter and Wayne Waldo is thesuggestedtextbook.Thepublicationcanbepurchasedviathefollowing:

CornellMaritimePress:(800)638‐7641.

MITAGS’ShipStore:(410)859‐5700,Extension7405.Studentsareencouragedtobringtheirownnavigationtools(triangles,dividers,etc.)toclass.Azipod‐Kamewa‐2(AZIPOD‐KAM‐2)andAzipod‐Kamewa‐3(AZIPOD‐KAM‐3)The two or three day Azipod/Kamewa course is designed for experienced shiphandlers. Courseparticipants are encouraged to complete the Basic and Advanced Shiphandling courses prior toenrollinginthisprogram.Pleasenotethatthiscoursemayhaveeitheramorningorafternoonstarttime.Themorningsimulatorshiftmaystartasearlyas0730andtheafternoonshiftmayendaslateas2100.Therefore,studentsshouldcontacttheAdmissionsCoordinatorpriortothestartofclasstoverifythecourseconveningtimes.BasicandAdvancedFireFighting(FF‐BADV)ThiscoursecombinesBasicFireFightingandAdvancedFireFightingintoafive‐dayclass.TheBasicportionofthecourseincludesclassroomtraining,followedby“hands‐on”useoftheequipment. Itwill enable the deck officer to plan for, and combat, onboard fires and emergencies. Actual firefightingisdoneusingavarietyofequipmentandtechniques. ThisportionofthecoursemeetstherequirementsreflectedinSTCW‐95,SectionA‐VI/1,TableA‐VI/1‐2andPartCof46CFRforthebasicfirefightingcomponentofanoriginallicense.TheAdvancedportionofthecoursemeetstheSTCWrequirementsbyprovidingtheattendeewithinstructioninfirefightingtechniquesandcontroloffirefighting operations, with special emphasis on organization, tactics, and command functions. Theadvancedportionof thecoursesatisfies theSTCW‐95AdvancedFireFightingrequirements,whicharedetailedinPartCof46CFR,andarerequiredforallindividualsraisingtheirlicense.Participation in this program can be hazardous to the health of an individual with circulatoryproblems, heart ailments, allergies (whichmay be triggered by smoke, heat, or physical activity),respiratoryproblems(suchasemphysemaorasthma),orotherhealthproblems.Course participants are urged to consult with their personal physician should any question existregardinghisorherabilitytoparticipateintheprogram.Individualswhofeeltheprogrammaybehazardoustotheirhealthshouldnotapplyfor,orparticipatein,thisprogram.MITAGSdoesnotprovideinsuranceofanytypeforparticipantsinthisprogram. MITAGSreservesthe right to deny training to, or terminate the training of, any individual, at any time,when suchtrainingappearstoconstituteahazardtosuchpersonor toothers. In theeventofsuchdenialortermination of training,MITAGSwill return all, or the appropriate pro‐rata portion, of any fee(s)paid.Attendeeswill be required to sign a Consent andRelease Formattesting that theywill personallyassumeanyandallriskassociatedwiththisprogram.Attendeeswillbeoutsideduringcertainportionsofthisprogram.Pleasebringclothingappropriatefortheweather/season.Beardsand/orheavyfacialhairarenotpermittedonattendeestakingthisprogram.Forsafetyreasons,therearenoexceptionstothisrule.


BasicSafetyTraining(BST‐PST,PST‐PSSR,BST‐MED‐ELAID,BST‐FF‐FPFF)TheBasicSafetyTrainingcourseiscomprisedofthefollowingfourelements:

BST‐PST:PersonalSurvivalTechniques.

BST‐PSSR:PersonalSafetyandSocialResponsibility.

BST‐MED‐ELAID:MedicalFirstAid.

BST‐FF‐FPFF:FireFightingandFirePrevention.Please note that each of the four components are offeredseparately. Courseparticipantswillberequiredtoparticipateinrigorousactivities, includingexercises intheswimmingpoolandatthefirefightingfacility.Trainingwillinclude,butisnotlimitedto,thefollowingactivities:

Jumpingfromaheightofapproximatelyonemeter.

Swimming a distance of approximately twenty feet whilewearingapersonalflotationdeviceorimmersionsuit.

Staying afloat for approximately oneminutewithout the use of a personal flotation device orimmersionsuit.

Deploying and entering a life‐raft, and righting a capsized life‐raft, while wearing a personalflotationdeviceorimmersionsuit.

Conducting search and rescue of simulated personnel casualties weighing approximately onehundredandfiftypoundsfromanenclosedspace/smoke‐fireenvironmentwhilewearingbreathingapparatusandprotectiveclothing.

Extinguishingfireswithandwithouttheaidofabreathingapparatus.Thiswill include moving quickly and climbing up and down ladders whileholdingfirefightingequipment(suchasheavyhoses).

Bending,stooping,lifting,andturningrealorsimulatedpatients.

PerformingCardiopulmonaryResuscitation(CPR)onamanikin.Participation in thisprogramcanbehazardousto thehealthofan individualwith circulatory problems, heart ailments, allergies (which may be triggered by smoke, heat, orphysicalactivity),respiratoryproblems(suchasemphysemaorasthma),orotherhealthproblems.Therefore, course participants are urged to consult with their personal physician should anyquestion exist regardinghis or her ability toparticipate in theprogram. Individualswho feel theprogrammaybehazardoustotheirhealthshouldnotapplyfor,orparticipatein,theprogram.MITAGS does not provide insurance of any type for participants in thisprogram. MITAGSreserves therighttodenytraining to,or toterminatethetrainingof,anyindividual,atanytime,whensuchtrainingappearstoconstituteahazardtosuchpersonortoothers.Intheeventofsuchdenialorterminationoftraining,MITAGSwillreturnall,ortheappropriatepro‐rataportion,ofanyfee(s)paid.Attendeeswillberequired tosignaConsentandReleaseFormattestingthat they will personally assume any and all risk associated with thisprogram.Attendeeswillbeoutsideduringcertainportionsofthisprogram.Therefore,studentsshouldbringclothing appropriate for the weather/season. Course participants should also bring clothingappropriate for the swimming pool/water conditions. Beardsand/orheavy facialhairarenotpermittedonattendeestakingthisprogram. Forsafetyreasons,therearenoexceptionstothisrule.


BasicStability(STB‐BAS)There are nopre‐requisites forMITAGS’Basic Stability course. However, course participantswillbenefit fromprior knowledge of basicmath and physics. In addition, students are encouraged tobringtheirownscientificcalculatortoclass.BridgeResourceManagement(BRM)MITAGS’BridgeResourceManagementcoursemayhaveeitheramorningorafternoonstart time.Themorningsimulatorshiftmaystartasearlyas0700andtheafternoonshiftmayendas lateas2300. Therefore, courseparticipants shouldcontactMITAGS’AdmissionsCoordinatorprior to thestartofclasstoverifythecourseconveningtimes.BridgeResourceManagement/EmergencyShiphandlingforPilots(BRMP‐EMR)TheBridgeResourceManagement/EmergencyShiphandling forPilots coursehasbeen specificallydesigned formarine pilots. The coursemay have either amorning or afternoon start time. Themorningsimulatorshiftmaystartasearlyas0700andtheafternoonshiftmayendaslateas2300.Studentsshouldcontact theAdmissionsCoordinatorprior to thestartofclass toverify thecoursestartandfinishtime.CelestialNavigation(C‐NAV)Studentsattendingtheten‐dayCelestialNavigationcoursewillberequiredtoparticipateinseveralevening study sessions. In addition, course attendees are encouraged to bring navigation tools(triangles,dividers,etc.)andascientificcalculatorwiththemtoclasseachday.ConfinedSpaceEntry(CSE‐AAES)Students attending the Confined Space Entry course are urged to bring steel toed shoes forwearduring the practical exercises. Please note that some of the practical exercises are conductedoutdoors,sostudentsshouldbringseasonalclothingthatisappropriateforworkinginadirty,wetenvironment.AttendeeswillberequiredtosignaConsentandReleaseFormattestingthattheywillpersonallyassumeanyandallriskassociatedwiththisprogram.DamageControl(MSC‐DC)AllDamageControlcourseattendeesshouldbringclothingappropriate forworking inadirty,wetenvironment. Please note that this coursemay be conducted as an evening class over a four‐dayperiod. Therefore, course attendees should contactMITAGS’ Admissions Coordinator prior to thestartofclasstoverifythecourseconveningtimes.AttendeeswillberequiredtosignaConsentandRelease Form attesting that they will personally assume any and all risk associated with thisprogram.FastRescueBoat(FRB)StudentsattendingtheFastRescueBoatcourseshouldbringappropriateseasonalclothing,astheywillbeinaboatonthebayeachclassday.Eachstudentwillberequiredtogetintothewaterinasurvival suit. Students should expect long days. Transportation for this class typically departsaround0730andreturnsbetween1700and1800daily.Pleasekeepthisinformationinmindwhenmaking departure travel arrangements. Attendeeswill be required to sign a Consent and ReleaseFormattestingthattheywillpersonallyassumeanyandallriskassociatedwiththisprogram.


GlobalMaritimeDistressandSafetySystems(GMDSS)AllstudentsparticipatinginMITAGS’GMDSSprogrammustbringthefollowingitemstoclass:

CurrentFederalCommunicationsCommission(FCC)Operatorslicense.

CertificatesverifyinganyFCCteststhatyouhavepassed.

Pictureidentification.

Fee1fortheGMDSSOperator’slicense.

Fee1fortheGMDSSLicenseRenewal.

Pleasenotethatadditionalfeesdoapplyforanyre‐testing.Studentsattendingthisprogrammustbecomputerliterate.StudentsshouldalsoreviewtheFCCandCoastGuardquestionsdatabase,whichcanbefoundonlineatthefollowingwebsites:

FCC(Elements1and7):www.fcc.gov

U.S.CoastGuard:www.navcen.uscg.mil/marcomms/gmdss/gmdssreg.txtWeek one of this course runs from Monday to Saturday and week two runs from Monday toThursday.Inaddition,thefollowingnolongerneedtoberenewediftheyhaveanexpirationdateofMarch25,2008orlater:

GMDSSRadioOperator’sLicenses.

RestrictedGMDSSRadioOperator’sLicenses.

GMDSSRadioMaintainer’sLicenses.

GMDSSOperator/MaintainerLicenses.

MarineRadioOperatorPermits.

Even if there isanexpirationdateonthe faceof thedocument, the license isvalid fortheholder’slifetime,withouttheneedtofilearenewalapplication(unlessthelicenseissubsequentlysuspendedorcancelled).IfthelicenseexpiredpriortoMarch25,2008,thelicenseemustfileanapplicationtorenewthelicensewithintheallottedfive‐yeargraceperiodforthelicensetermtobeextendedtothelifetimeoftheholder. Notethatalicenseewhofailstorenewhisorherlicensewithintheallottedfive‐yeargraceperiodmustapplyforanewlicenseandre‐taketherequiredexaminationelement(s).Lifeboatman–Limited(LFBT‐LTD)StudentsattendingtheLifeboatman‐Limitedcourseshouldbringappropriateseasonalclothing,astheywillspendallofdaytwoinaboatonthebay.LicenseAdvancementProgram(LAP)In the last few years, theU.S. Coast Guard (USCG) licensing process has gone through substantialchanges.Infact,thesechangesareexpectedtocontinueasthenewly‐centralizedNationalMaritimeCenter(NMC)developsnewpoliciesandimplementsongoingdomesticandinternationalregulatorychanges.Therefore,marinersareencouragedtoreviewthefollowingwebsitepriortothestartofanoriginalorupgradelicensingprocess: U.S.CoastGuardNationalMaritimeCenterWebsite:http://www.uscg.mil/nmc/

1 Please review the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)website at www.fcc.gov for current price

information.


Alllicensecandidates(originalandupgrade),regardlessoftonnage,mustcompleteU.S.CoastGuardFormCG‐719K (“Application forMerchantMarinerCredential, License, orCertificateofRegistry”).Forreference,anelectroniccopyoftheformcanbedownloadedviathefollowingwebsite: U.S.CoastGuardNationalMaritimeCenterWebsite:http://www.uscg.mil/nmc/credentials_forms.aspThe completed form, along with the certificates that are required for your original or upgradedlicense,mustbesubmittedtoyourlocalU.S.CoastGuardRegionalExaminationCenter(REC).Pleasenotethatoriginalcertificatesmustbesubmitted,ascertifiedphotocopieswillnotbeaccepted.Be certain to include a cover letter that states you will be attending the License AdvancementProgram(LAP)atMITAGS.Remembertoincludethecourseconveningdates,alongwiththetestingdate. Inaddition, includeyourcompletecontact information. Ifyouwillbeouttoseaatacertaintime,includethatinformationinyourcoverletter.Ifyoudonothaveallof therequiredcertificates,youmaystill submit thepackage. However,youmust includeabriefdescription inyourcover letterdetailingwhy thecertificatesaremissingandwhenyouwillhavethem.OnceyourapplicationhasbeenapprovedbyyourlocalREC,theywillforwardthepackagetotheU.S.CoastGuardNationalMaritimeCenter(NMC)forfinalapproval.Forindividualswhowanttocheckthestatusoftheirapplication,pleasevisitthefollowingwebsite: U.S.CoastGuardNationalMaritimeCenterWebsite:http://www.uscg.mil/nmc/WhenNMCapprovesyourapplication,youwillbeissueda“LetterofApproval”thatwillallowyoutositforthetestatMITAGS.Foryourconvenience,followingareafewtipsthatshouldhelpexpeditethelicenserenewal/upgradeprocess:

Starttheprocesssixmonthsbeforeyouwillneedthelicense.

Alwaysusethelatestapplicationsandforms.Reminder‐‐thesedocumentsareavailableonlineviatheU.S.CoastGuardNationalMaritimeCenterwebsite.

Completeallforms/documentsintheirentirety.Students attending MITAGS’ License Advancement Program must have a good command of theEnglishlanguage,aswellasbasicmathandreadingcomprehensionskills.LAPstudentsshouldalsoobtain the following items,mostofwhichareavailableatMITAGS’ShipStore,prior to thestartofclass:

FormulafortheMarinerbyRichardPlant.

DeckOfficerStudyGuidesbyJosephMurphy.

Ascientific,non‐programmablecalculator.

NavigationTools(Triangles,Compass,Dividers,etc.).

Laptopcomputer(optional).


MedicalPerson‐in‐Charge(MED‐PIC)Thetwo‐weekMedicalPerson‐in‐Chargecourseisanintensiveprogram.Thecoursecoversalloftheshipboardmedicalcarecomponents,includingone‐dayofclinicalpracticeinahospitalsetting.Dresscodeforthehospitalincludesthefollowing:

Collaredshirtwithtieformalestudents.

Appropriatebusinessattireblouseforfemalestudents.

Slacks(jeanoranydenimmaterialisnotacceptable)

Closed‐toeshoes.Although this course does not lead to certification as an Emergency MedicalTechnician (EMT) – Basic, it doesmeet the standards for the highest level ofSTCW‐95medicalcare.StudentswhoarecurrentlyEMT‐Basiccertifiedmayusethis course for re‐certification. Refresher students must bring the followingdocumentationwiththemtoclass:

Expirationdateofyouroriginaltraining.

NationalRegistrynoticeshowingyourcertificationexpirationdate.

AllpaperworkprovidedbytheNationalRegistryforcertificaterenewal.Inadditiontoyourstandardclasshours,youwillbeexpectedtoattendthreeeveningsessions.Duetotheintensityoftheprogram,youshouldalsoexpectregulareveningstudyhours.Pleasenote:StudentsarerequiredtobringproofofbothSeasonal/H1N1FluvaccinationandanegativeTBtestwithinthepast11months.Ifyoudonotprovideacceptabledocumentation,youwillberequiredtohaveaTBtest&fluvaccinationontheseconddayofclass.TheprimarytextforthisprogramistheShipCaptain’sMedicalGuide(22ndEdition),whichisavailableonlineatwww.mcga.gov.uk/publications/medical/medical.htm. Inordertokeepupwiththeclass,youmaywanttoobtainthisbookandbeginreadingpriortothestartofclass. SupplementaltextsincludeEmergencyCarefortheSickandInjured(11thEdition)andFundamentalsofBasicLifeSupportforHealthcareProviders(AmericanHeartAssociation–2011).RadarObserverRenewal(ROR‐1)TheRadarObserverRenewal course isdesigned for thosewhoneed to renew their current radarcertificate. Studentsarestronglyadvisedtopracticeradarplottingpriortothestartofclass. RealTimeMethodsofRadarPlottingbyMaxCarpenterandWayneWaldoisthesuggestedtext.ThebookcanbepurchasedthroughCornellMaritimePressat(800)638‐7641orMITAGS’ShipStoreat(410)859‐5700, extension7405. Courseparticipantsarealsoencouraged tobring theirownnavigationtools(triangles,dividers,etc.)toclass.SmallArms(MSC‐SMA)The Small Arms class hours differ from MITAGS’ standard course offerings. There will be someeveningtrainingsessions(afterdinner)untilapproximately2000.Onthefinaldayofclass,youmaynot finish until about 1900. Please keep this information inmindwhenmaking departure travelarrangements.The firearms range is an outdoor facility. Therefore, youwill need to bring appropriate seasonalclothing(includingraingear).


Ifyouarereturninghomeonacommercialairlineflight,youmaybetestedforgunpowderresidueattheairport.MITAGSwillprovidealettertoconfirmyourtraining.However,toavoidfurtherdelays,pleasebringclothingandanextrapairofshoesthatyouwillnotweartothefiringrange.CourseattendeeswillberequiredtosignaConsentandReleaseWaiverpriortoparticipationintheprogram. Additionally, any student that has ever been convicted of a felony, or any crime ofdomesticviolence,maynotparticipateintheclass.Therearenoexceptionstothisrule.

Shiphandling(SHS) The Institute offers numerousShiphandling (SHS)programs. Note thatMITAGS’ Shiphandling coursesmay haveeitheramorningorafternoonstarttime.Themorningsimulatorshiftmaybeginasearly as 0730 and the evening shiftmayend as late as 2100. Students shouldcontacttheAdmissionsCoordinatorpriorto the start of class to verify the courseconveningtimes.

TankermanPerson‐in‐Charge(T‐PIC)Students attending the Tankerman Person‐in‐Charge program must be proficient in the Englishlanguageandhavetheability tooperatea four‐functioncalculator. AttendeesmustalsopossessavalidMerchantMarinerCredentialDocument(MMC). TerrestrialandCoastalNavigationandCompasses(TCNAV‐CO)Studentsattendingthefifteen‐dayTerrestrialandCoastalNavigationandCompassescoursewillberequiredtoparticipateinseveraleveningstudysessions.Inaddition,courseparticipantsareencouragedtobringthefollowingitemswiththemtoclass:

NavigationTools(Triangles,Dividers,etc.).

ScientificCalculator.TraintheTrainer(TTT)StudentsattendingtheTraintheTrainer(TTT)courseareencouragedtobringthefollowingitemswiththemtoclass:

LaptopequippedwiththelatestversionofPowerPoint.

ThumbDrive.


ChiefMate/Master(CMM)Program

Notice: Beginning July 2011, 70‐hour courseswill no longer be offered in two one‐weekformats.AnyCMMcoursecurrentlydesignatedbyI(week1)andII(week2)willbecomeonetwo‐weekoffering,withtheexceptionofCMM‐SHS‐ADVI&II.A70‐hourAdvancedNavigationcoursewillreplaceECDISandVPENforChiefMateandMasterattendees.TheChiefMate/Master(CMM)ProgramincludesallofthetrainingandsupportthatyouwillneedtoattainaChiefMateorMaster’slicense.Moreimportantly;itwillgiveyoutheknowledge,skills,andconfidencetotakeonthedutiesandresponsibilitiesofaChiefMateorMaster.ThefullCMMProgramistwelve‐weeksinduration.Afewoftheindividualclassesthatmakeuptheprogramhavespecialpre‐requisitesorcourserequirements.Theyincludethefollowing:ChiefMate/MasterAdvancedMeteorology(CMM‐ADVWX)The Chief Mate/Master Advanced Meteorology course is five‐days in length. It is an advancedprogramthatwillrequireeveningcoursework.Mondayisusedasarefresherwherebasicmaritimeweatherisreviewed.However,ifyoudonothaveadocumentedfoundationknowledgethatincludesthefollowing,youshouldtakethebasicweatherprogrampriortoenrollinginthiscourse:

Knowledgeoftheatmosphereanditsproperties.

Atmosphericstability.

Atmosphericpressure(diurnalvariationsvs.weathersystempassages).

WindandtheBeaufortscale.

Geotropicapproximationfromisobaricpatternsonsynopticcharts.

Truewindspeed.

Basiccloudgroupsandtheircauses.

Globalwind/pressuresystems(summerandwinter).

Basicweathersystemsdepictedonsynopticweathercharts.

Ship‐borneobservationsvs.synopticanalysesandforecastcharts.

Construction of your own 24‐hour weather forecast based on the local forecast and weatherchartinformation.

Course attendees are encouraged to bring their own navigation tools (triangles, dividers, etc.) toclass.ChiefMate/MasterAdvancedShiphandling(CMM‐SHS‐ADV‐IandCMM‐SHS‐ADV‐II)A Basic Shiphandling course or equivalent experience through sea service are mandatory pre‐requisitesforMITAGS’ChiefMate/MasterAdvancedShiphandlingIandIIprogram. Weekoneandweek two of the program must be completed within one year of each other to receive a finalAdvancedShiphandlingcertificate.Pleasenotethatshiphandlingcoursesmaybescheduledforeitheramorningorafternoonstarttime.Themorningsimulatorshiftmaystartasearlyas0700andtheeveningshiftmayendaslateas2300.PleasecheckwiththeAdmissionsCoordinatorpriortothestartofclasstoverifytheconveningtimesforyourcourse.


ChiefMate/MasterAdvancedStability(CMM‐ADVSTB)The Chief Mate/Master AdvancedStability course requires theattendee to have a fundamentalunderstandingofbasicstabilityandtrim theory, as well as basic mathand trigonometry. In addition,participants must have successfullycompletedoneofthefollowingpriortotakingthisclass:

National Cargo Bureau (NCB)SelfStudyCourseonStability.

MITAGS’BasicStabilityCourse.

An Equivalent Basic StabilityProgramfromaMaritimeAcademy.

Course attendees are strongly encouraged to bring their ownnavigation tools (triangles, dividers,etc.) to class. Please note that this course is a mandatory pre‐requisite for MITAGS’ ChiefMate/MasterCargoHandlingandStowageIandIIcourses(CMM‐CHS‐IandCMM‐CHS‐II).ChiefMate/MasterCargoHandlingandStowageIandII(CMM‐CHS‐IandCMM‐CHS‐II)TheMITAGSChiefMate/MasterAdvancedStabilitycourseisamandatorypre‐requisiteforMITAGS’Chief Mate/Master Cargo Handling and Stowage I and II courses (CMM‐CHS‐I and CMM‐CHS‐II).WeekoneandweektwoofthecoursemustbecompletedwithinoneyearofeachothertoreceiveAdvanced Cargo Operations certification. A minimum of a Third Mate’s license or equivalentexperiencethroughseaservicearemandatorypre‐requisitesforMITAGS’ChiefMate/MasterCargoHandlingandStowageIandIIcourses. Inaddition,studentsarestronglyencouragedtobringnavigationtools(triangles,dividers,etc.)andascientificcalculatortoclass.ChiefMate/MasterElectronicChartDisplayandInformationSystems(CMM‐ECDIS)Courseattendees inMITAGS’ChiefMate/MasterElectronicChartDisplayand InformationSystemscoursemustbelicensedofficers. Inaddition,attendeesmustbecertifiedinCoastalNavigationandBasic Piloting. They must also be skilled in intermediate computer operations. Courseparticipantswill alsobenefit frompriorexperiencewithAutomaticRadarPlottingAidsandRadar(collisionavoidance),Shiphandling,BridgeResourceManagement,andChartPortfolioManagement.MITAGS’ U.S. Coast Guard approved ECDIS course, when combinedwith successful completion ofMITAGS’ChiefMate/MasterVoyagePlanningandElectronicNavigationcourse(CMM‐VPEN),resultsin successful satisfactionof theassessments thatare required forAdvancedNavigation. However,the courses must be completed with one‐year of each other to receive the certification. NOTE:Beginning in August 2011, CMM‐ADVNAVwill be offered as a two‐week course combining CMM‐ECDISandCMM‐VPEN.ChiefMate/MasterShipManagement(CMM‐SHMGT‐IandCMM‐SHMGT‐II)WeekoneandweektwoofMITAGS’ChiefMate/MasterShipManagementcoursemustbecompletedwithinoneyearof eachother to receiveaShipManagement certificate. The course is specificallydesignedforqualifiedSecondandThirdMateswhowishtoupgradetheirU.S.CoastGuardLicensetoChiefMateorMaster.However,therearenomandatorypre‐requisitesorqualificationsnecessarytotakethiscourse.


ChiefMate/MasterVoyagePlanningandElectronicNavigation(CMM‐VPEN)TheChiefMate/MasterVoyagePlanningandElectronicNavigationcourse isdesigned forqualifiedSecondandThirdMateswhowishtoupgradetheirU.S.CoastGuardLicensetoChiefMateorMaster.Only individuals with maritime navigation experience should attend this course. AttendeescompletingthisprogramandMITAGS’ChiefMate/MasterElectronicChartDisplayandInformationSystemscoursewithinoneyearofeachotherwillsatisfytherequirementsforAdvancedNavigation.It is important thatcourseattendees reviewMercatorandgreat circle sailings, aswell as tideandcurrentcalculationspriortoattendingthisclass.Inaddition,studentsarestronglyencouragedtobringnavigation tools (triangles,dividers,etc.)andascientificcalculator toclass. MITAGS’U.S. Coast Guard approved VPEN course, when combined with successful completion of MITAGS’ChiefMate/MasterECDIScourse(CMM‐ECDIS),resultsinsuccessfulsatisfactionoftheassessmentsthatarerequiredforAdvancedNavigation.However,thecoursesmustbecompletedwithone‐yearofeachothertoreceivethecertification.BeginninginAugust2011,CMM‐ADVNAVwillbeofferedasatwo‐weekcoursecombiningCMM‐ECDISandCMM‐VPEN.ChiefMate/MasterMarinePropulsionPlants(CMM‐MPP)TheChiefMate/MasterMarine Propulsion Plants course is directed at qualifiedThird and SecondMateswho areupgrading toChiefMateorMaster. However, there areno restrictions on anyonewishingtotakethecourse.DieselControlSystems(DCS)certificationisincludedinthecourse.Thiselement of the course provides the deck officerwith an understanding of the operation of typicalmarinedieselpropulsionplantsandassociatedauxiliarysystems,asrequiredforthesafenavigationofvesselsusingbridgecontrol. Note that thediesel controlelementof thecourse is taught in theevening. Those attendees already qualified in Diesel Control Systems do not need to attend thisportionofthecourse.However,inordertoattendtheDieselControlSystemselement,thestudentmustattendtheentireChiefMate/MasterMarinePropulsionPlantscourse.ChiefMate/MasterWatchkeeping(CMM‐WKP)There are no mandatory pre‐requisites for the Chief Mate/Master Watchkeeping course. TheprogramisopentoanyThirdMate,Oceans,Unlimited,DeckOfficerwith theRadarandAutomaticRadar Plotting Aids endorsements or the STCW‐95 endorsement as Officer‐in‐Charge of aNavigationalWatch(OICNW)withone‐yearofseatimeorequivalentbackground/experience.

AdditionalInformationontheChiefMate/Master(CMM)ProgramForacompletelistingofallofthecoursesthatareincludedintheChiefMate/MasterProgram,pleasevisittheMITAGSwebsiteatwww.mitags.orgunderthe“DeckLicenseUpgrades”page.In addition to the twelve‐weeksof training thatmakeup theChiefMate/MasterProgram, theU.S.CoastGuardalsorequiresthecompletionofnumerousassessments.AlthoughMITAGSmakeseveryefforttoincludetheseassessmentsintheChiefMate/MasterProgram,therearesomeassessmentsthatcannotbecompletedintheclassroom,astheymustbecompletedonboardaship.Thetableonthe next page details each assessment as described byU.S. Coast GuardNationalMaritimeCenter(NMC)PolicyLetter04‐02.YoumayalsovisittheMITAGSwebsiteatwww.mitags.orgtodownloadadditionalinformationonconductingtheshipboardassessmentsandtheapplicableU.S.CoastGuardapprovedforms.


Chief Mate and Master Upgrade Assessments Required by USCG NMC Policy Letter 04-02

ATTENTION: This list may not apply if you did not take ALL of your CMM Courses at MITAGS Count Task Control Sheet No. Where to Complete Assessment

1 Create a Navigation Plan M-1-1A Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 2 Position Reporting System M-1-1B Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 3 Latitude by Ex-Meridian (sun) M-1-2A Shipboard 4 Latitude by Meridian Transit (Other than Sun) M-1-2B Shipboard 5 Star Identification M-1-2C Shipboard 6 Star Selection M-1-2D Shipboard 7 LOP From High Altitude Sight M-1-2E Shipboard 8 Celestial Fix M-1-2F Shipboard 9 Great Circle Sailing M-1-2G Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year

10 Mercator Sailing – Course and Distance M-1-2H Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 11 Mercator Sailing - Final Pos. M-1-2I Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 12 Position Fix by Terrestrial Bearings M-1-3A Shipboard 13 GPS-Waypoint Entry M-1-4A Shipboard 14 Determine Magnetic Compass Deviation M-2-1A Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 15 Construct a Deviation Table M-2-1B Shipboard 16 Amplitude of the Sun M-2-1C Shipboard 17 Apply Compass Error to Magnetic Course M-2-1D Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 18 Apply Compass Error to Magnetic Bearings M-2-1E Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 19 Apply Compass Error to Gyrocompass Course M-2-1F Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 20 Coordinate Search and Rescue Operations M-3-1A Advanced Shiphandling 21 Identify Vessels by Light Characteristics M-4-1A Advanced Watchkeeping 22 Identify Vessels by Day Shapes M-4-1B Advanced Watchkeeping 23 Apply Rules of the Road to avoid a collision M-4-1C *Advanced Watchkeeping after May 25, 2009 24 Determine Risk of Collision M-4-2A Shipboard 25 Operate ARPA Controls & Functions M-5-1A Shipboard 26 Determine Target Data M-5-1B Shipboard 27 Parallel Indexing M-5-1C Shipboard 28 Bridge Resource Management M-5-1D *Advanced Watchkeeping after May 25, 2009 29 Weather Forecast (24 hours) M-6-1A Advanced Meteorology 30 Identify Weather Fronts M-6-2A Advanced Meteorology 31 Calculate Height of Tide M-6-3A Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 32 Calculate Tidal Current M-6-3B Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 33 Calculate Time of High Tide M-6-3C Advanced Navigation=ECDIS + VPEN Within 1 Year 34 Actions After Grounding M-7-1A Advanced Shiphandling 35 Re-Floating a Grounded Ship M-7-2A Advanced Shiphandling 36 Prepare for Collision M-7-3A Advanced Shiphandling 37 Actions After a Collision M-7-3B Advanced Shiphandling 38 Emergency Steering M-7-4A Advanced Shiphandling 39 Emergency Towing M-7-5A Advanced Shiphandling 40 Maneuver to Embark/Disembark a Pilot M-8-1A Advanced Shiphandling 41 Transit Restricted Waters M-8-2A Advanced Shiphandling 42 Constant Rate Turn Techniques M-8-3A Advanced Shiphandling 43 Shallow Water Effects-Squat M-8-4A Advanced Shiphandling 44 Shallow Water Effects-Passing Vessels M-8-5A Advanced Shiphandling 45 Vessel Docking Starboard Side To M-8-6A Advanced Shiphandling 46 Vessel Docking Port Side to M-8-6B Advanced Shiphandling 47 Turn Vessel with Tug Assistance M-8-7A Advanced Shiphandling 48 Anchoring M-8-8A Advanced Shiphandling 49 Dragging Anchor M-8-9A Advanced Shiphandling 50 Determine GM-Arrival M-9-1A Advanced Stability 51 Determine GM-Flooded Engine Room M-9-1B Advanced Stability 52 Determine GM-Flooded Hatch M-9-1C Advanced Stability 53 Determine Sheering Forces & Bending Moment M-9-1D Advanced Stability

*NOTE: Assessments M-4-1C & M-5-1D are not included the Advanced Watchkeeping course prior to May 25, 2009 and must be completed shipboard.


MISCELLANEOUSINFORMATIONAirportThe Baltimore Washington International (BWI) Thurgood Marshall Airport is approximately tenminutesfromourfacility.Foradditionalinformation,pleasecalltheairporttoll‐freeinformationlineat(800)435‐9294orvisittheairportwebsiteatwww.bwiairport.com.MITAGSoffersafreeshuttleservicetoandfromtheBWIAirport. Pleasereviewthe“ShuttleService”sectioninthisbookletforadditionalinformation.AutomatedTellerMachine(ATM)Foryourconvenience,anAutomatedTellerMachine(ATM)islocatedinthelobbyoftheSouthResidenceTower(Building#2).Bar/LoungeAfull‐servicebar/loungeisavailableonthefirstflooroftheSouthResidenceTower(Building#2).Thehoursofoperationareasfollows:MondaythroughFriday......................................................................................................................4:30PMto11:30PMSaturdayandSunday..........................................................................................................................5:00PMto12:00AMDiningRoomOuronsitediningroomisopenforserviceonthefollowingschedule:

Breakfast(Sunday–Saturday):6:30AMto9:00AM

Lunch(Monday–Friday):11:30AMto2:00PM

Lunch(Saturday–Sunday):11:30AMto1:30PM

Dinner(Sunday–Saturday):5:00PMto7:30PMPleasenotethatanightlunch(varietyoffruit,sandwiches,desserts,andbeverages)isalsoavailableforallovernightstudents.DressCodeThedresscodeat the Institute isbusinesscasual. Recommendeddress inclass isacollaredshirt,pants,andcoveredshoes(nosandals).Certaincoursesmayrequirespecialclothing.Pleasereviewthe “Special Course Information” sectionwithin this document for specific details on the programthatyouwillbeattending.DrugsandAlcoholInordertomaintainasafelearningenvironment,allclassroomsandtrainingareasaredrug,smoke,andalcoholfreeenvironments.Thismeanszerotoleranceforalcoholatanylevel.TheU.S.CoastGuardguidelinesforalcoholintoxicationis0.04%alcoholbyweightormoreintheblood.Studentssuspectedofattendingclassesundertheinfluenceofdrugsand/oralcoholaresubjecttotesting.Thedrugsthataretestedforperthestandardsestablishedin49CFR40.29isasfollows:

Marijuana

Cocaine

Opiates

Phencyclidine(PCP)

AmphetaminesViolation of this policy may result in removal from the Institute untilsuccessful completion of an approved chemical dependency rehabilitationprogram.SecondorsubsequentviolationsmayleadtoapermanentbanonattendingcoursesattheInstitute.


GameRoomOurgameroomislocatedonthe7thflooroftheSouthResidenceTower(Building#2).Thehoursofoperationareasfollows:SundaythroughSaturday.................................................................................................................7:00AMto10:00PMGuests/FamilyMembersIf you would like to bring a family member with you while attending classes, there will be anadditional charge. Please call (410)859‐5700, extension “0,” for current rate information. Pleasenote that there is not an additional charge for family members that are eleven years of age oryoungerwhentheystayinyourroom.Ifyourequireanadditionalovernightroomforyourfamily,youwillberesponsibleforthefullpriceofthatroom.HealthClubOurfitnessroomisprovidedatnochargetoregisteredovernightguests. ItislocatedonthelowerleveloftheNorthResidenceTower(Building#1).Thehoursofoperationareasfollows:SundaythroughSaturday.................................................................................................................6:00AMto10:00PMHotelPleaseplantoarriveatMITAGSanytimeafter3:00PMonedaypriortothestartofclass.Check‐outtimeisnolaterthan12:00noonthedayaftertheendofclass.Noearlycheck‐insorlatecheck‐outtimesarepermittedwithoutpriorapprovalfromtheExecutiveDirectorortheDirectorofTraining.Classes typically start at 8:30 AM. Please be in the student break area by 8:25 AM on the firstMondayofeachclassyouattend.ThebreakareaislocatedintheAcademicBuilding.Allcourseattendeesmustshowanacceptableformofpictureidentification,asdefinedinU.S.CoastGuard Policy Letter 11‐02. After presenting proof of identification at the front desk, youwill beissued a MITAGS identification card. This badge will serve as your meal ticket, classroomidentificationcard,andauthorizationforuseoftheonsiteamenities(suchasthehealthclub,indoorpool,gameroom,etc.).Acceptableformsofpictureidentificationincludethefollowing:

U.S.CoastGuardMerchantMarinerCredential(MMC).Document(MMD).

U.S.CoastGuardissuedSTCW‐95Certificate.

STCW‐95Certificateissuedbyaforeigncountry.

Driver’sLicense/PictureIdentificationCardissuedbyastateorU.S.possession.

U.S.Passport.

PermanentResidentCardorAlienRegistrationReceipt.

UnexpiredEmploymentAuthorizationDocumentissuedbyINS.HousekeepingTorequestacriborcot,pleasecontact the frontdeskat (410)859‐5700,extension “0.” Foryourconvenience, extra pillows and blankets have already been placed in the spare closet of yourovernightguestroom.IncidentalsAswithotherhotels,acreditcardwillberequiredatcheck‐intocoveranyincidentalchargesandtoactivateyourin‐roomtelephone.


InclementWeatherDue to the nature of our operation, we are typically open, even during inclement weather. Anyquestions regarding inclement weather should be directed to the front desk at (410) 859‐5700,extension“0.”Laundry/DryCleaningDrycleaningserviceisavailablethroughourcontractcleaningcompany.Itemsmustbedroppedoffat the frontdeskby8:30AMfornextdayservice. Pleasenote thatthisservice isnotavailableonholidaysorweekends.Self‐servicelaundryfacilitiesarelocatedonthe7thflooroftheSouthResidenceTower(Building#2).Thisfacility,aswellaslaundrysoap,areavailabletoallovernightstudentsatnocharge.ParkingTheInstituteoffersfourlotswithfreeparkingforuptofivehundredvehicles.PetsA limited number of sleeping rooms are available for guests with pets.These rooms are available on a “first‐come, first serve” basis. Due tohealth code requirements and the safety of other guests, the followingconditionsapply:

Submitacheckorcreditcardfor$75.00atthetimeofapplicationtocoverthefumigationandcleaningcharge.Youmustalsoagreetopayforanydamagedonetothefurnishingsand/orproperty.

Sign a statement agreeing to indemnify theMATESProgram and itsemployeesfromtheconsequencesofanyactionbythepet.

Priortoarrival,submitwrittenevidencefromalicensedveterinarianstatingthattheanimalisfree of communicable diseases. Pet examinationmust have taken placewithin sixmonths ofyourvisittotheInstitute.

Submit vaccination card listing current immunizations for rabies, distemper, and infectioushepatitis.

Understandthatthisisaprivilege,notaright.Agreetoremovethepetifitbecomesanuisanceorathreattootherguestsortheproperty.

PoolOurheated,indoorpoolisprovidedatnochargetoregisteredovernightguests.ItislocatedonthelowerleveloftheNorthResidenceTower(Building#1).Foryourconvenience,towelsareavailableinthepoolarea.Forsafetyreasons,guestsareremindedtoonlyusethepoolwhenalifeguardisonduty.Thehoursofoperationareasfollows:MondaythroughThursday...............................................................................................................3:30PMto10:00PMFriday,Saturday,Sunday,andHolidays...................................................................................................................ClosedRacquetballCourtOur racquetball court is located on the lower level of the North Residence Tower (Building # 1).Racquetsandballsareavailableatthefrontdesk.Thehoursofoperationareasfollows:SundaythroughSaturday.................................................................................................................7:00AMto10:00PMSafeDepositBoxesMITAGS maintains complimentary, fireproof safe deposit boxes at the front desk of the SouthResidenceTower (Building#2). Guests are cautioned touse theseboxesat theirownrisk, as theInstitutecannotbeliableforanylossordamagedonetoitemsplacedintheseboxes.


ShipStoreOurShipStoreislocatedonthe1stflooroftheSouthResidenceTower(Building#2).Youwillfindvarious items in stock; including souvenirs, toiletries, course books, and candy. The hours ofoperationareasfollows:MondaythroughFriday..................................................................11:15AMto2:00PMand3:00PMto6:30PMSaturdayandSunday........................................................................................................................................................ClosedPleasethehotelfrontdeskforanyitemsneededafternormaloperatinghours.Youmayalsoshoponlineathttp://shop.ccmit.org/.ShuttleService

The Institute offers a free, twenty‐four shuttle serviceto and from the Baltimore Washington International(BWI) Thurgood Marshall Airport, the BWI AmtrakStation, and the Linthicum Light Rail Station. Toarrange pick‐up service, please call (410) 859‐5700,extension 0. A sign‐up sheet is also available at thehotelfrontdesk.Weaskthatyouallowapproximatelytwentyminutesforpick‐up,astheshuttletypicallyrunseverythirtyminutes.

TelephoneAs with other hotels, you will be required to place a credit card number on file to have yourtelephonelineopened.Pleasereviewyourin‐roomGuestDirectoryforadditionalinformationonthetelephoneservice,includingapplicablefees.TrainTheBaltimoreWashingtonInternational (BWI)AmtrakTrainStation isapproximatelytenminutesfromour facility. For additional informationon this service, please callAmtrak’s information linetoll‐freeat (800)872‐7245. Youmayalsovisit theAmtrakwebsiteatwww.amtrak.com. MITAGSoffers a free shuttle service to and from this location. Please review the “Shuttle Service” sectionwithinthisbookletforadditionalinformation.TuitionPaymentUnless special arrangementshavebeenmadewithour accountingdepartment, all tuitionmustbepaidpriortothestartofclass.PaymentcanbemadeatthefrontdeskinourSouthResidenceTower(Building#2).Personalchecksandmostmajorcreditcards(exceptDiscover)areaccepted.


ACADEMICCREDITFORMITAGSCHIEFMATE/MASTERCOURSEGRADUATES

TheAmericanPublicUniversitySystem(APUS)will allow transferofacademiccreditearned fromMITAGS Chief Mate/Master (CMM) License Advancement Program courses into APUS GraduateDegreeandCertificatePrograms.TheagreementprovidesMITAGSCMMprogramstudentsuptoonethirdofthecreditsrequiredtocompletetheirMasterofArtsDegreeprogram.Withthisagreement,uponcompletionoftheMITAGSCMMprogram,APUS,throughitsaffiliatesAmericanPublicUniversityandAmericanMilitaryUniversity,willacceptuptotwelve(12)semesterhourcreditstowardstheTransportationandLogisticsManagementM.A.Degreeprogram.Other degree programs will vary on the amount of transfer credit to be accepted. CMM students will have the option to consider over thirty graduate degrees, which will be eligible for transfer credit, up to a maximum of twelve. AllAPUcoursesaredeliveredexclusivelyon‐linetoallowmarinerstocompletetheireducationalgoalswherevertheyareworld‐wide.AmericanPublicUniversitySystem(APUS)isthe2009recipientoftheSloanConsortium’sprestigiousRalphE.GomoryAwardforQualityOnlineEducationandisregionallyaccreditedbytheHigherLearningCommission(HLC)oftheNorthCentralAssociationandnationallyaccreditedbytheAccreditingCommission,DistanceEducationandTrainingCouncil.

POST9/11GIBILLAPPROVEDFORMITAGS/PMICHIEF‐MATE/MASTER

ANDABTOMATEPROGRAMS

ThePost9/11GIBillhasbeenapprovedbycongresstonowpayupto$17,500.00towardstheChiefMate/MasterlicenseupgradecoursesandtheABtoMateoriginallicenseprogramforalleligibleveterans.ThisimprovementtothePost9/11GIBill’seducationbenefitisasignificantbenefitupgradeforourveterans.Theyarenowabletofurthertheirmaritimecareerandtrainingrequirementswithoutincurringthemajorexpense.VeteranswillbeabletostartusingthisbenefiteffectiveOctober1st,2011.MITAGSandPMIcampusesofferallrequiredtrainingfororiginallicensesandupgradetoChiefMateandMaster.“Ourcoursesarescheduledtobenefitthemarinerwithmostclassesofferedatleastfourtimesayear.Coursescanbetakeninademandingcompactscheduleorscheduledoveralongertimetoallowthemarinertoupgradetheirlicenseswithoutmissinganywork”.TheMITAGSandPMIareopencampus’dedicatedtotheeducationandtrainingofallmariners.Foradditionalinformation,pleasecontactMr.VictorTufts,StudentServicesCoordinator,at443‐989‐3531orviaemailatvtufts@mitags.org.YoumayalsovisittheMITAGSwebsiteatwww.mitags.org.


FACILITYMAPQUESTIONSShouldyouhavequestions,pleasecontactoneofourstaffmembersatthefollowing:AdmissionsOffice.......................................................................KellyMichielli,AdmissionsCoordinatorToll‐FreeTelephoneNumber:(866)656‐5568,E‐mail:admissions@mitags.orgAcademicSalesOffice................................................RobertBecker,BusinessDevelopmentManagerToll‐Free:(866)656‐5569,E‐mail:rbecker@mitags.orgConferenceSalesOffice..................................................................................BrianSenft,DirectorofSalesToll‐Free:(866)629‐3196,E‐mail:[email protected]................................................................................(443)989+ExtensionExecutiveOffice.............................................................................................GlenPaine,ExecutiveDirectorTelephoneNumber:(410)859‐5700,extension3233,E‐mail:[email protected].......................................................................................................(410)859‐5700Reservations/HotelInformation..................................................EileenRucchio,FrontDeskManagerToll‐Free:(866)900‐3517,E‐mail:reservations@ccmit.orgStudentServicesCoordinator..............................................................................................................VicTuftsToll‐Free:(877)725‐1194,E‐mail:[email protected]

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