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Program Title
Aeronautical Technology: Aviation Maintenance Airframe & Powerplant
Campus
South
Aviation Maintenance Division (206) 934-5394
Type of Degree
Certificate
South offers both certificate and degree programs in Aviation Maintenance and Aeronautical Technology. Check with the department for short-term certificate offerings relating to General Aviation for Composite and Aviation Composites Lab.
The Aviation Maintenance certificate program offers a preparatory program in airframe and powerplant (A&P) mechanics. The aviation maintenance airframe and powerplant curriculum is approved by the F.A.A. (Air Agency Certificate # HQ6T596N). The two-year (8 quarters) curriculum provides training on current aviation airframes and powerplants.
Students who successfully complete the curriculum are awarded a certificate of completion qualifying them to take the Federal Aviation Administration examination for the airframe and powerplant mechanic license.
Either the airframe or the powerplant component may be taken separately. Completion of both components is highly recommended for increased employment opportunities.
The A.A.S. and A.A.S.-T degree programs provide graduates of recognized airframe and powerplant programs and experienced F.A.A.-certified mechanics the opportunity to expand their knowledge and training, and earn an Associate of Applied Science degree.
View details about a course by clicking the course number.
Requirements
Satisfactory completion of a minimum of 240 prescribed clock-hours of instruction per quarter and a minimum 2.0 grade point average (70%) on each class assignment.
Prerequisites
Students must meet with an advisor for entry into this program. A placement test is required to assure language and computational skills are sufficient to assure program success.
Technical Specialty Courses
COURSE No
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
AMT 111
Basic Science for Aviation
17
AMT 112
Basic Electricity for Aviation
17
AMT 113
Airframe Structure and Repair
17
AMT 133
Powerplant Theory and Maintenance
17
AMT 214
Airframe Systems
17
AMT 215
Advanced Airframe
17
AMT 234
Powerplant Systems and Components
17
AMT 235
Advanced Powerplant
17
Related Instruction
COURSE No
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
ENGL 105
Applied Composition
3
ENGL 106
Technical Writing
3
ICT 103
Computer Applications I
2
PSYC 240
Psychology of Human Relations
3
Total Credits for Program: 147.0
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