Marine Resource Technology

Tom Duym

Semester 1

Block C 

11:10-1:00

The Marine Resource Technology course is recommended for students seriously considering careers in the fishing or related maritime occupations. Repair and construction of fixed of mobile fishing gear will be the focus of skill training depending on individual student interest. Product holding and care of the catch for both live product and dead landed product will be covered. Fish husbandry will be introduced to reinforce the biological sensitivity of species, as well as, offer alternative for aquaculture or stock enhancement efforts. Students will participate in local and state processes involving fisheries management including the legislative process as proposed rules relate to commercial fishing in Maine. Student assessment is based on projects, tests and class participation. Students may take this course for Senior Exhibition credit in lieu of Senior Exhibition Seminar with prior permission from the instructor.

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