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Pilot Degrees
ATV |
Certificate Programs
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Management Degrees
AMG |
Minors in Aviation
(for majors outside of aviation) |
Professional Flight Officer
(ATV4) |
Airport
Management
Certificate Program |
Aerospace Management
(AMG8) |
Aviation Technology
(ATV) |
Corporate & General Aviation
(ATV5) |
Space Commercialization
Certificate Program |
Aviation Maintenance Management
(AMG7) |
Aviation Management
(AMG) |
Aviation Operations
(ATV3) |
Aircraft Dispatcher
Certificate Program |
Aerospace Systems
Engineering
Technology (ASET) |
Private Pilot Minor
(PRP) |
Air Traffic Control (AT-CTI)
(ATV8) |
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Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic
(APL) |
Each degree requires a Minor
General Studies Requirements
Students seeking a baccalaureate degree in AES programs MUST complete these general studies and multicultural requirements:
Level I General Studies (12 SH minimum)
Composition: ENG 1010 & ENG 1020 ------------------- 6 credit hours
Math: MTH 1110 (or MTH 1310 or 1410)*
-- 4 credit hours
Communication:
SPE 1010 ------------------------------------ 3 credit hours
Level II General Studies (21 SH minimum)
Historical:
Approved Elective** --------------------- 3 credit hours
Arts & Letters:
Approved Electives**
-------------------- 6 credit hours
Social Science:
ECO 2010 & ECO 2020 ------------------- 6 credit hours
Natural Science:
PHY 1250 ----------------------------------- 6 credit hours
Multicultural Requirement (3 SH minimum)** ------------------- 3 credit hours
College General Studies List -
The student in this department has choices in History and Arts & Letters
which MUST come from this list.
On this list, note the "MC" next to certain classes. This
stands
for "multi-cultural" and the student is advised to select one of their Arts
and Letters or History approved electives with the "MC"
designation, else they must take an additional general Studies course to
satisfy the multi-cultural requirement. |
Math 1110 is college algebra. We
encourage you to take Math 1410 which is Calculus.
It is extremely important for the student to take the math course in the
first semester so that he/she will be allowed to take the Physics
Course the following semester. Not doing so will lead to delays
in being able to enroll in aerospace courses for which math and physics
are prerequisites and ultimately a delay in graduation.
As with math, a higher level
physics course is encouraged if the student can qualify.
Should the student chose a Business Minor,
the Economics courses we require in this department will already have been
completed.
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Notes:
* Math Evaluation for incoming students:
Cut Score: 17 - minimum for these courses
Boundary Score: 14 to 16; Referral: 0 to 13
**
multicultural requirements can be fulfilled in the Arts & Letters
or History categories
- remember also that the General Studies
courses must be selected from the "approved list"
ENG 1010 & MTH 1110 to be completed in first 30 semester hours
at the very latest. ENG 1020 within 60 semester hours. |
