11. Training Manual

Chapter	Comment
ShipWeight Overview
Customizing the ShipWeight System Database	No need to customize the WBS if you want to use one of the standard WBS systems
Starting a New Project	See video 1 & 2
Customizing ShipWeight Project Options	See video 1 & 2
Setting Up Codes and Item Settings	See video 3 & 4
Enter Weight Data Manually	See video 5
Import of Weight Data	See video 6
Filtering, sorting and Change Data	See video 7
Getting Results and Output	See video 9
Quality Assurance	See video 15
Playground Area	See vide 10 & 11
Parametric Estimation	See video 12
Loading Conditions and Hydrostatics	See video 17 & 18
Phase Codes	See video 13
Permission Settings	See video 16
ShipWeight Plugins	See video 20
Crystal Reports	Only if student have Crystal Reports designer tool and wants to make own templates

All videos found on www.ShipWeight.com in the “Videos” section

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Table of Contents

11.1 ShipWeight Overview

11.2 Customizing the ShipWeight System Database

11.5 Setting Up Custom Codes and Item Settings

11.6 Enter Weight Data Manually

11.7 Import of Weight Data

11.8 Filtering, Sorting and Changing Data in ShipWeight

11.9 Getting Results and Output

11.10 Quality Assurance (QA) - Compare and Vetting Projects

11.11 Playground Area

11.12 Export to Historical Database

11.13 Parametric Estimation

11.14 Loading Conditions, Hydrostatics & Global Filters

11.15 Phase Codes

11.16 Permission Settings

11.17 ShipWeight Plugins

11.18 Crystal Reports

Coordinate labels: VCG (Z), LCG (X) and TCG (Y) refer to the program axes. The same mapping applies to the _min and _max fields. Field titles may be customized. Check the axis directions, signs and reference point defined for your project. Formulas and filter expressions retain the actual field identifiers.