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About the
Program
The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Flight Technology is
designed to prepare individuals for positions as entry-level
professional pilots in the aviation industry. Based upon the
needs of the aviation industry, the program encompasses a
program of study that takes an individual from student pilot
to certified flight instructor. It also includes a number
of specialized courses that incorporate aviation business
and management skills, safety human factors, aerodynamics,
aviation law and regulations, and crew resource management.
The program includes a general education curriculum designed
to provide a well-rounded knowledge foundation.
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About the Curriculum
| Aviation Flight Technology Major
Requirements |
67 Credit Hours |
| INDT 100 Introduction to Air Transportation
INDT 110 Aircraft Maintenance I
INDT 120 Flight Operations I
INDT 170 Aviation Ground Instruction
INDT 208 Aviation Human Factors
INDT 220 Flight Operations II
INDT 251 Basic Flight I (solo)
INDT 261 Basic Flight II (private)
INDT 263 Aircraft Systems
INDT 271 Basic Flight III (x-country)
INDT 303 Aviation Law and Insurance
INDT 313 Aviation Industry Regulations
INDT 320 Aviation Safety
INDT 321 Cockpit Resource Management
INDT/ESSC Aviation Weather
INDT 341 Advanced Ground (instrument)
INDT 342 Advanced Ground (commercial)
INDT 351 Advanced Flight I (instrument)
INDT 361 Advanced Flight II (commercial)
INDT 371 Advanced Flight III (complex operations)
INDT 382 Flight Instructor Ground
INDT 384 Multi-engine/Aircraft Systems
INDT 419 High Altitude Flight
INDT 426 Advanced Flight IV (multi-engine)
INDT 427 Advanced Flight V (CFI-A)
INDT 422 Senior Seminar
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General Education Course
Work
General education requirements are stated in the Undergraduate
Catalog. The following courses listed under general education
are required for the Aviation Flight Technology Major |
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Symbolics and Communication (Area I)
A course in written communication
A course in speech communication
An upper-level course in composition
MATH 107 (prereq for PHY 221)
MATH 119 (prereq for PHY 221)
MATH 120 (in lieu of Math 199 & 107)
INDT 201 Micro Applications in Technology
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16-17 Credit Hours
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Science and Technology (Area II)
A course in life science
PHY 221 Mechanics, Sound, and Heat
INDT 150 Understanding Technology
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10 Credit Hours |
Social Science (Area III)
PLSC 112 American Government
A course in history
A course in anthropology, economics, geography, or sociology
A second course in options provided in Area III
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12 Credit Hours |
Arts and Humanities
(Area IV)
A course in literature
A second course in literature
A course in philosophy or religion
A course in art, dance, music, or theatre arts
An approved course in cross-cultural or international
studies |
12-15 Credit Hours |
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Physical Education and Health
PEGN 210 Lifetime Wellness and Fitness
or two courses in military science
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2 Credit Hours |
Total |
125-127 Credit Hours |
About
the Faculty
Anthony
Adamski
Phillip
Tartalone
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