14 courses with the subject AVS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This FAA approved Part 141 ground school includes basic flight concepts, principles of meteorology, airman publications, map projections, pre-flight planning, computer and course plotting, basic radio navigational systems and applications, federal air regulations, use of avionics and emergency procedures. T
This FAA approved Part 141 ground school includes advanced flight concepts, weight and balance, advanced performance, reciprocating and gas turbine engine theory, advanced environmental considerations, aircraft propeller theory and operations, principles of meteorology, airman publications, map projections
Includes approximately 50 hours of flight instruction (dual and solo) covering pre-flight operations, aircraft systems, taxi and ground performance, basic flight maneuvers including takeoffs and landings (normal, soft, and short) stall procedures, emergency operations, cross-country f
Includes approximately 50 hours of flight instruction (dual and solo) covering pre-flight operations, aircraft systems, taxi and ground performance, basic flight
Introduces the student to the fundamentals of the approved ground trainer (25 hours of dual simulated flight training). Under the supervision of
Introduces the student to the fundamentals of approved ground trainer, an Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD). Under the supervision of a flight instructor, the student will become familiar with basic flight instruments, attitude instrument flying, and aerodynamics related to instrument flying. Additionally, the stud
This FAA approved Part 141 ground school includes: study of the required instruments and their proper use, physiological problems, flight p
Topics include the fundamentals of instruction as well as review of general flight and ground operations, weather, navigation, instrument flying and appropriate regulations. Students will participate in lectures and demonstrations to gain teaching experience. This course prepares students for the FAA Fundamentals o
Includes a minimum of 120 hours of flight training including transition to complex aircraft and a review of all maneuvers pertinent to the FAA comm
Introduces advanced attitude instrument flying, the use of navigation instruments, radio communication equipment and procedures, air traffic control procedures and operation--including enroute and approach--and emergency procedures. (25 hours of dual simulated flight training in an appro
Approximately 45 hours of flight instruction including control and accurate maneuvering of an airplane solely by reference to instruments, IFR navigation by VOR and GPS systems including ATC instruction and procedures, instrument approaches to minimums using VOR, GPS, and ILS systems, holding procedu
This course introduces students to the concept of human factors and an understanding of the role humans play in contributing to aviation safety. Topics include safety management systems (SMS), components and physical limitations of the eye, ear, and brain, cockpit design of both traditional and technically advanced a
A study of national and international aviation law, labor issues, conflict resolution, attributes and behavior of the aviation professional. Th
Provides an overview of Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA) systems, including automation, GPS navigation and the use of an autopilot. The student will acquire the knowledge to successfully manage TAA risks and benefits, as well as practical skills required for piloting TAA. The student will learn t
Source: North Shore Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
