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    Anggot, Brian: College of Maritime Education Quality Form

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    1. The document is a learning outcome assessment form for a radar and ARPA course taken by a student named Brian Anggot. 2. It contains 5 questions asking the student to demonstrate, explain, and discuss topics relating to radar range, accuracy, target detection, distinguishing targets, and gain control. 3. The student's answers show an understanding of factors affecting radar range and accuracy, and the purpose of features like gain control.

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    1. The document is a learning outcome assessment form for a radar and ARPA course taken by a student named Brian Anggot. 2. It contains 5 questions asking the student to demonstrate, explain, and discuss topics relating to radar range, accuracy, target detection, distinguishing targets, and gain control. 3. The student's answers show an understanding of factors affecting radar range and accuracy, and the purpose of features like gain control.

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    1. The document is a learning outcome assessment form for a radar and ARPA course taken by a student named Brian Anggot. 2. It contains 5 questions asking the student to demonstrate, explain, and discuss topics relating to radar range, accuracy, target detection, distinguishing targets, and gain control. 3. The student's answers show an understanding of factors affecting radar range and accuracy, and the purpose of features like gain control.

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    1. The document is a learning outcome assessment form for a radar and ARPA course taken by a student named Brian Anggot. 2. It contains 5 questions asking the student to demonstrate, explain, and discuss topics relating to radar range, accuracy, target detection, distinguishing targets, and gain control. 3. The student's answers show an understanding of factors affecting radar range and accuracy, and the purpose of features like gain control.

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    MANUEL S. ENVERGA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Document Code : CME-F-LOAW
    An Autonomous University Learning Outcome Assessment Form
    LUCENA CITY Document Title :
    (Written Assessment)
    COLLEGE OF MARITIME EDUCATION Revision No. : 1
    Effectivity Date : January 20, 2020
    QUALITY FORM Prepared by : CME
    Reviewed by : QMR
    Approved by : President

    LEARNING OUTCOME(S) EXERCISE FORM


    (WRITTEN EXERCISE 1.1)

    COURSE CODE / TITLE MTNAV5 – OPERATIONAL USE OF RADAR / ARPA


    FUNCTION Table A/II-1 Function: Navigation at the Operational Level
    COMPETENCE A-II/1 F1.C3: USE OF RADAR AND ARPA TO MAINTAIN SAFETY NAVIGATION
    LEARNING OUTCOME(S) LO 2.3: Set-up and maintain correctly the ARPA display
    NO./ DESCRIPTION
    DATE OF ASSESSMENT

    NAME OF STUDENT Anggot, Brian


    Last Name First Name M.I.

    INSTRUCTION/CRITERIA
    Illustrate the Monitor of radar with demonstration and explain the following items.

    1. Demonstrate and explain the range which it can see a target of a specific size, observed in
    6 nautical miles and 12 nautical miles?
    2. Demonstrate and explain the accuracy of its measurement of the target in range and angle, observed in 3
    nautical miles and 6 nautical miles?
    3. Demonstrate and explain detect the desired target echoes?
    4. Explain the ability to distinguish one target from another?
    5. What the function of the Gain control?

    ANSWER:
    1. The range which is can see a target specific size is depending on several factors such as being of the antenna
    above the waterline, The height of the target above the sea, the size, shape and material of target, and the
    atmosphere conditions.
    2. One of the most important features of the radar is now accurately the bearing of target can be measured. The
    accuracy of bearing measurement is depending on the narrowness of the line radar beam. However, the bearing is
    usually taken relative to the ship’s heading and thus proper adjustment to of the heading marker at installation is an
    important factor ensuring bearing accuracy. To minimize error when measuring the bearing of the target, put the
    target echo at the extreme position on the screen by reflecting suitable range.
    3. Its ability to detect the desired target echo when marked by large clutter echoes, unintentional interfering signals
    from other “friendly” transmitters, or in international radiation from hostile jamming (if a military radar).
    4. The ability to distinguish one target from another on the same bearing but at different ranges. The degree of range
    resolution depends on the width of the transmitted pulse, the types and sizes of targets, and the efficiency of the
    receiver and indicator. Pulse width is the the primary factor in range resolution. A well designed radar system with
    all other factors at maximum efficiency, should be able to distinguish targets separated by one-half the pulse width
    time.
    5. The purpose of a gain control is to tune the amp’s input stage to accept the gead units voltage level. Gain is used
    to increase the receiving sensitivity of the radar. It needs to be adjusted to level where targets are visible but there is
    no other interference on the screen.
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    Prepared by: Reviewed and Validated by: Approved by:

    2ND OFFICER EDWIN A. VALDEAVILLA CAPT. WILDY Q. NAGARES CAPT. JOEL A. PORTO
    ________________________________________ ________________________________________ __________________________________________
    Instructor Department Chair Dean
    Date: Date: Date:

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