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The book for this course is Coastal Cruising Made Easy by the American Sailing Association.  \nWe recommend reading the book, then testing your knowledge on each standard below under the“Knowledge” section. The “Skills” portion will be taught on the boat.  \nPrerequisites: Basic Sailing (ASA 101) certification and the ability to demonstrate competencies in all knowledge and skill elements of that standard.  \nDescription: ASA 103, Basic Coastal Sailing  \nAble to skipper a sloop-rigged keelboat of approximately 25 to 35 feet in length by day, in light to moderate winds (up to 20 knots) and sea conditions. Knowledge of cruising sailboat terminology, basic boat systems, auxiliary engine operation, docking procedures, intermediate sail trim, navigation rules, basic coastal navigation, anchoring, weather interpretation, safety and seamanship.  \nKNOWLEDGE  \nCruising Sailboat Terminology  \n1. Identify and describe the following cruising sailboat parts, areas, or systems and their functions:  \n▪ Turnbuckle  \n▪ Chainplate  \n▪ Stemhead Fitting  \n▪ Rudder Post  \n▪ Transom  \n▪ Compass  \n▪ Binnacle  \n▪ Cockpit Locker  \nSafety Equipment & Procedures  \n▪ Emergency Tiller  \n▪ Saloon  \n▪ Companionway  \n▪ Galley  \n▪ V-berth  \n▪ Auxiliary Engine  \n▪ Bilge  \n▪ Bilge Pump  \n▪ Seacock  \n▪ Ground Tackle  \n▪ Windlass  \n▪ Hatch  \n▪ Through-hull Fitting  \n▪ Self-bailing Cockpit  \n2. List the federally required equipment for a 33-foot recreational vessel equipped with an inboard diesel engine.  \n3. Describe the characteristics and benefits of Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs), both Wearable (Life Jackets) and Throwable.  \n4. List the ASA recommended safety equipment for a recreational sailing vessel.  \n5. Describe ways to keep gear and equipment secure and in their proper location.  \n6. Describe the purpose and proper use of a safety harness and tether.  \n7. 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