Mohammad Rafi

Hello, I am Mohammad Rafi, currently pursuing a master's degree in Maritime Technology and Resources. My research focuses on optimizing fishing vessel structures, aiming to improve their efficiency and sustainability. I have chosen to take the Finite Element Method (FEM) course as part of my studies, as it closely aligns with my thesis topic. The application of FEM is crucial in understanding and analyzing the structural integrity and performance of marine vessels, which directly supports my goal of optimizing fishing vessel designs.

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