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Avionics Technology Associate in Applied Science

CIP Code

47.0609

Students learn to install, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain communication and navigation radios, weather radios, autopilots, on-board computers, transponders, and other equipment associated with aircraft communications and navigation. Graduates earn an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Avionics Technology. Note that AAS degree, certificate, and short-term certificate programs are not designed to be transfer programs.

Requirements

Area I: Written Composition

Select 3 credit hours from:

ENG 101English Composition I

3
ENG 131Applied Writing

3

ENG 131: Students who intend to transfer into a baccalaureate degree program should take ENG 101. ENG 131 is a Code C course, which is not designed for transfer credit.

Area II: Humanities and Fine Arts

Select 3 credit hours from:

SPH 106Fund Of Oral Communication

3
SPH 107Fund Of Public Speaking

3

Select 3 credit hour from:

ART 100Art Appreciation

3
ENG 251American Literature I

3
ENG 252American Literature II

3
ENG 261English Literature I

3
ENG 262English Literature II

3
MUS 101Music Appreciation

3
PHL 106Introduction To Philosophy

3
PHL 206Ethics And Society

3
REL 152Survey Of New Testament

3
THR 120Theater Appreciation

3
THR 126Introduction To Theater

3

Area III: Natural Science and Mathematics

CIS 146Computer Applications

3
MTH 100Intermediate College Algebra

3

Note: MTH 100 or higher, including MTH 116

Area IV: History, Social, and Behavioral Sciences

Select 3 credit hours from:

ECO 231Principles Of Macroeconomics I

3
ECO 232Prin Of Microeconomics Ii

3
GEO 100World Regional Geography

3
HIS 101Western Civilization I

3
HIS 102Western Civilization II

3
HIS 201United States History I

3
HIS 202United States History II

3
POL 211American National Government

3
PSY 200General Psychology

3
PSY 210Human Growth & Development

3
SOC 200Introduction To Sociology

3

Area V: General Education Core, Technical Concentration, and Electives

AVT 111Aviation Electronics Theory

6
AVT 112Aviation Electronics Lab I

5
AVT 121Principles Of Solid State

5
AVT 131Digital Concepts

4
AVT 141Introduction To Avionics

2
AVT 142Electronic Communications

4
AVT 148Microprocessors and Interfacing

4
AVT 211Pulse And Radar Circuits

4
AVT 212Aircraft Installation/solde

4
AVT 213Aviation Communications

4
AVT 214Navigation/ILS

4
AVT 215DME/Transponder

4
AVT 216Autopilot/Aircraft Systems

4

Suggested Course Sequence for Full-Time Students

Fall Year 1

AVT 111Aviation Electronics Theory

6
AVT 112Aviation Electronics Lab I

5
MTH 100Intermediate College Algebra

3

Note: MTH 100 or higher

Spring Year 1

AVT 121Principles Of Solid State

5
AVT 131Digital Concepts

4
AVT 141Introduction To Avionics

2

SPH 106Fund Of Oral Communication

3
Or
SPH 107Fund Of Public Speaking

3

Summer Year 1

AVT 142Electronic Communications

4
AVT 148Microprocessors and Interfacing

4

ENG 101English Composition I

3
Or
ENG 131Applied Writing

3

Fall Year 2

AVT 211Pulse And Radar Circuits

4
AVT 212Aircraft Installation/solde

4
AVT 213Aviation Communications

4
CIS 146Computer Applications

3
Area II

Spring Year 2

AVT 214Navigation/ILS

4
AVT 215DME/Transponder

4
AVT 216Autopilot/Aircraft Systems

4

Or

Area IV Elective

Total Credit Hours: 72