ATV4 - Professional Flight Officer Concentration 

Required Courses                                                  Course # Course Title Sem. Hrs.  AES 1100 Aviation Fundamentals 6 AES 1400 Aviation Weather 3 AES 1710 Single Engine Flight Simulation I 3 AES 2110 Commercial/Instrument Ground 6 AES 2150 Avionics for Aviators 4 AES 2710 Instrument Flight Simulation I 3 AES 3000 Aircraft Systems and Propulsion 3 AES 3460 Weather for Aircrews 3 AES 3530 Aerodynamics 3 AES 3710     or 4710 Multi Engine Flight Simulation I Turbo Prop Flight Simulation  3 or 4 AES 3850 Human Factors & Physiology of Flight 3 AES 3880 Aviation Security 3 AES 4040 Aircraft Performance 3 AES 4370 Advanced Navigation Systems 3 AES 4860 Aviation Safety 3 AES 4910 Aviation Mgt Problems & Job Targeting 3 AES 4930 Professional Flight Standards Seminar 3 AES 4935 Advanced Commercial Aircraft Systems 6 Subtotal 64-5 REQUIRED PROFESSIONAL PILOT DOCUMENTATION - Commercial Certificate with Instrument Rating and Multiengine Rating,  AND CFI, CFII, MEI  OR a Type Rating   NOTE: Students must show the FAA Certificates before graduation. AES electives from courses in the Catalog, excluding the flight courses used for the purpose of obtaining additional loans. 3-4 General Studies Level I List General Studies Level II List 34 Minor (A&P or Non-Aerospace) 18-31 Total Required Hours 120-133

Course Sequence

Semester 1	Semester 2	Semester 3	Semester 4
AES 1100 AES 1400 AES 1710  MTH 1110/1112/or1310	ENG 1010 PHY 1250 SPE 1010 PHI 1030	AES 2110 ENG 1020 ECO 2010 History GS Elective	ECO 2020 AES 2150 AES 2710 Arts & Letters GS Elective MINOR
16 SH	15 SH (31)	15 SH	16 SH
Semester 5	Semester 6	Semester 7	Semester 8
AES 3000 AES 3460 AES 3880 MINOR MINOR	AES 3530 AES 4040 AES 3710/or 4710 AES 3850 MINOR	AES 4370 AES 4910 AES 4860 MINOR MINOR	AES 4930 AES 4935 AES Elective
15 SH	15-16 SH	15 SH	13 SH (120-121)

Notes:
The student should plan elective choices so as to achieve 120 total hours required for graduation. 40 semester hours of 3000 and 4000 level courses required for graduation.

All students must show the FAA certificates to the department so that appropriate entries can be made on the computer CAPP report.

The FAA Commercial / Instrument certificate should be obtained by the beginning of the 6th semester.

Any Department AES courses can be used as AES electives EXCEPT flight courses.

Students entering the department already possessing FAA Certificates after consultation with an advisor may substitute other AES courses for those courses associated with the FAA Certificates. For instance, consider a student already possessing a Commercial/instrument license: He would meet with an advisor to select 12 semester hours worth of AES courses that would substitute for the required courses, AES 1100 & 1800.  Neither would he need to take the simulator courses associated with those ratings, i.e. AES1710 & 2710. This requires 6 more credit hours of AES courses to make substitution for.