Evaluate current market conditions and demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and procedures
to successfully manage aerospace operations in a simulated aviation business setting.
In a team setting, students will create a viable business plan that includes business
overview, market analysis, sales and marketing plan, ownership and management plan,
operating and financial plan.
Synthesize acquired knowledge, judgment, and expertise in a business setting.
A.A.S. in Aviation Science
Program Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate knowledge of FAA written exam material with score of 80% or above.
Students will demonstrate knowledge, maneuvers, and skills of an instrument-rated
commercial, multi-engine pilot to FAA standards.
Students will manage all available equipment, systems, and people in normal and emergency
operations while mitigating threats and errors.
Students will self-critique ability to gather available data, identify possible courses
of action, evaluate risk inherent in each course of action, and make appropriate decisions.
Students will produce professional-quality reports and effectively present the information
to an audience using appropriate technology.
A.S. in Aviation Science
Program Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate knowledge of FAA written exam material with score of 80% or above
Demonstrate knowledge, maneuvers and skills of an instrument rated commercial, multi-engine
pilot to FAA standards.
Manage all available equipment, systems and people in normal and emergency operations
while mitigating threats and errors.
Self-critique ability to gather available data, identify possible courses of action,
evaluate risk inherent in each course of action and make appropriate decisions.
Produce professional quality reports and effectively present the information to an
audience using appropriate technology.
Aviation Science Certificate of Proficiency
Program Learning Outcomes
Investigate aviation/aerospace career opportunities and associated skills required
in aviation in preparation for employment.
Identify aviation applications, including aerospace technology and terminology.
Explain the aerodynamic principles of flight that affect aircraft operation.
Apply knowledge of pilotage, dead reckoning, and radio navigation in conjunction with
the aeronautical charts, plotters, flight computers, and flight publications necessary
for cross-country flight.
B.S. in Professional Pilot
Program Learning Outcomes
Students will satisfactorily demonstrate knowledge, maneuvers, and skills of an instrument-rated
commercial, multi-engine pilot to FAA standards.
Students will manage all available equipment, systems, and people in normal and emergency
operations while mitigating threats and errors.
Students will self-critique their ability to gather available data, identify possible
courses of action, evaluate risk inherent in each course of action, and make appropriate
decisions.
Students will produce professional-quality reports and effectively present the information
to an audience using appropriate technology.
Students will demonstrate self-directed learning to complete a professional industry
certification, training course, or an approved internship program.
