Aviation Maintenance
Course Overview
Aviation Maintenance Technology is a comprehensive course that familiarizes the student with Federal Aviation Regulations, weight and balance, maintenance forms and records, physics of flight, and the industry of aviation. The course also covers various onboard systems including flight control surfaces, avionics, propellers, and landing gear. Reciprocation engine and gas turbine engine operating theory and overhaul practices are emphasized. This course familiarizes students with the inspection, damage evaluation and repair of most components and systems us on aircraft. Anticipated field trips to the GE Aerospace Engine Facility, SAAB, and Purdue's Aviation Labs.
Vincennes University Credits Available
| Course | College Credits | Prerequisite(s) | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
|
AMNT110 Regulations in Aviation Fundamentals |
3 | Qualifying Accuplacer Score |
|
| AMNT100L Regulations in Aviation Fundamentals Lab | 1 | Qualifying Accuplacer Score | |
| AMNT112 Ground Ops, Corrosion, and Weight & Balance | 3 | Qualifying Accuplacer Score | |
| AMNT112L Ground Ops, Corrosion, and Weight & Balance Lab | 1 | Qualifying Accuplacer Score | |
| AM114 Basic Electricity and Drawings | 3 | Qualifying Accuplacer Score | |
| AM114L Basic Electricity and Drawings Lab | 1 | Qualifying Accuplacer Score | |
| AMNT116 Materials, Processes, & Fluid Lines | 3 | Qualifying Accuplacer Score | |
| AMNT116L Materials, Processes, & Fluid Lines Lab | 1 | Qualifying Accuplacer Score |
Industry Certifications
- Courses towards a DOT FAA Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic Certificate
DOE Course
7372/7374/7376
Recommended Grade Level
11,12
Required Course Prerequisite
None
High School Credits:
- 2 semester course
- 2 semesters required
- 3 credits per semester
- 6 credits maximum
Counts as a Directed Elective or Elective for all diplomas.
- 7372 Principles of Aviation Maintenance
- 7374 Aviation Maintenance Fundamentals
- 7376 Advanced Aviation Maintenance