GHS tutorial 103: Command syntax & structure
This is part 3 of a tutorial originally created for students studying in the Ocean & Naval Architectural Engineering discipline at Memorial University of Newfoundland’s Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada. The tutorial is primarily aimed at late intermediate and early-advanced Naval Architecture students looking to develop their familiarity with GHSPort’s popular, and powerful, General Hydrostatics software, colloquially known as GHS in industry.
The objective of tutorial GHS 103 is to increase your understanding of the uses and method of applying the GHS software to aid in the design and development of Naval concept vessels or manuals of trim & stability (MT&S).
Note: This series is not affiliated with any faculty or department at Memorial University of Newfoundland, nor is it affiliated with GHSPort or Creative Systems, Inc.
By the end of tutorial GHS 103, you should be able to:
Use the part, load & status commands
Apply basic command structure
Alter a path name
Comment a run file for other users
For more information about the GHS software:
https://www.ghsport.com
To find a digital copy of GHS' standard software training manual:
https://www.ghsport.com/support/Train...
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