My name is Rodolfo Francisco Rioja, and I’m from Argentina.
I’m a naval engineer, having graduated from the National Technological University (UTN) in Buenos Aires.
I currently work as an analyst in the Technical Department of Navigation at Prefectura Naval Argentina. My role involves analyzing and verifying technical documentation—such as drawings, calculations, and material tests—submitted by professionals to the Argentine maritime administration for approval during ship construction.
In addition, I have been teaching at the National Technological University since 2017, in the Naval Engineering program. I lecture on courses including Assisted Design, Ship Structure, and Final Projects.
Maxsurf is a highly versatile tool that offers a wide range of calculation capabilities, making it a preferred choice for students throughout their studies. Today, it enables calculations to be performed quickly and easily, helping professionals meet the evolving demands of the industry and modern technical requirements.
In this course, you will learn how to:
- Design a vessel from scratch using Maxsurf Modeler—no lines plan required—by applying advanced modeling techniques and fundamental naval engineering principles.
- Perform detailed hydrostatic analysis in Maxsurf Stability, including configuring input data, evaluating damage scenarios, and interpreting stability results.
- Assess the performance of sailing yachts under various conditions using the Maxsurf VPP module.
Through hands-on projects, you’ll gain the confidence to simulate, analyze, and validate your results with precision.
Ready to get started? Enroll now and see you in the course!