Aeronautical and Industrial Technology, Aviation Flight Training Concentration, B.S.

Departmental Requirements for Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical and Industrial Technology

Aviation Flight Training 57 Semester hours

Major Core:

(flight) A minimum of 57 semester hours including:

• ENGR 1001
• ENGR 1011
• ENGR 1151 - Computer Engineering Graphics and Analysis 1(0,3)
• ENGR 4500 - Capstone Design Project I 1(1,0)
• ENGR 4510 - Capstone Design Project II 1(1,0)
• ENGR 4900 - Professional Development Seminar 1(1,0)
• AITT 2350 - GENERAL AVIATION OPERATIONS (3)
• AITT 2500 - FLIGHT FUNDAMENTALS (3)
• AITT 2531 - PRIVATE PILOT FLIGHT I (1)
• AITT 2532 - PRIVATE PILOT FLIGHT II (1)
• AITT 2533 - PRIVATE PILOT FLIGHT III (1)
• AITT 3070 - AVIATION MANAGEMENT (3)
• AITT 3120 - HUMAN FACTORS IN AVIATION (3)
• AITT 3480 - STATISTICAL QUALITY CONTROL (3)
• AITT 3520 - INSTRUMENT GROUND INSTRUCTION (3)
• AITT 3550 - COMMERCIAL GROUND INSTRUCTION (3)
• AITT 3560 - FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR GROUND (3)
• AITT 3570
• AITT 3508
• AITT 3600
• AITT 3700 - AVIATION METEOROLOGY (3)
• AITT 3810 - THEORY OF FLIGHT & ENGINES (3)
• AITT 3900 - AVIATION LEGISLATION (3)
• AITT 3950 - AVIATION SAFETY (3)
• AITT 4400 - INTRODUCTION TO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL (3)

Note:

Core requirements reflect the standards of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Council on Accreditation Board International (ABII), Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering (ATMAE), and the University Aviation Association (UAA).

Suggested Four-Year Plan:

Total 120 Hours