14 courses with the subject DT, 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.
DT 2001Federal Aviation Regulations1
This course introduces Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) that govern the licensing of aircraft dispatchers. Focus areas of the course include certification and operations of air carrier aircraft, handling of hazardous materials, and rules pertaining to aircraft accidents or incidents Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course introduces basic concepts in meteorology, including air mass analysis, weather fronts, fog, aircraft icing, thunder- storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, turbulence, and National Weather Service products. Meteorology instruction progressively leads students from the basics to the more advanced study of weather chart analysis and forecasting. Each topic is discussed in the context of its cause and potential effect on aircraft operations. Students must demonstrate their ability to assimilate various weather reports and forecasts to make timely and safe decisions concerning aircraft operations under ever-changing weather con- ditions. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course introduces students to navigational concepts, includ- ing map projections, high and low altitude en route charts, and arrival and departure procedures. Students will gain a thorough knowledge and understanding of air navigation equipment and procedures Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course introduces the CRJ-900 aircraft systems, including weight & balance, engine performance, hydraulics, flight con- trols, aircraft performance, emergency systems, and limitations to flight. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course introduces FAA airspace systems, including air traffic control procedures, airspace definition, and rules governing controlled flight. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course introduces human factors and practical dispatch appli- cations. Students are required to demonstrate operational control using existing and forecast weather conditions and available equipment resources for the safe conduct of flight operations. Emphasis placed on the topics of safety vs. economics, crew legal- ities, Notams, route, altitude, and alternative selection. Dispatch releases, fuel planning, aircraft weight and balance, emergency procedures, operation specifications, and other subjects will also be covered. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course provides an overview of federal communication reg- ulations. The effect of communications on company systems, equipment, and emergency procedures will also be discussed. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course introduces ground and air security measures and emergency & NTSB reporting protocol. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course provides an in-depth study of Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) that govern the licensing of aircraft dispatch- ers. Focus areas of the course include certification and operations of air carrier aircraft, handling of hazardous materials, and rules pertaining to aircraft accidents or incidents. Prerequisite: Federal Aviation Regulations Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course provides an in-depth analysis of concepts in meteo- rology, including air mass analysis, weather fronts, fog, aircraft icing, thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes, turbulence, and National Weather Service products. Each topic is discussed in the context of its cause and potential effect on aircraft operations. Students must demonstrate their ability to assimilate various weather reports and forecasts to make timely and safe decisions concerning aircraft operations under ever-changing weather conditions. Prerequisite: Meteorology Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
DT 4003Advanced Navigation and Air Traffic Control1
This course provides an in-depth study of navigation concepts, including map projections, high and low altitude en route charts, approach charts, and arrival and departure procedures. Students will gain a thorough knowledge and understanding of air nav- igation equipment and procedures. This course also covers FAA airspace systems, including air traffic control procedures, airspace definition, and rules governing controlled flight. Prerequisites: Navigation; Air Traffic Control. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
This course provides an in-depth study of the CRJ-900 aircraft systems including weight and balance, engine performance, hydraulics, flight controls, aircraft performance, emergency systems, and limitations to flight. Prerequisites: Aircraft Systems and Performance. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course
This course provides an in-depth study of human factors and practical dispatch applications. Students are required to demon- strate operational control using existing and forecast weather conditions and available equipment resources for the safe conduct of flight operations. Emphasis is placed on the topics of safety vs. economics, crew legalities, Notams, route, altitude, and alternative selection. Dispatch releases, fuel planning, aircraft weight and balance, emergency procedures, operation speci- fications, and other subjects will also be covered. Prerequisite: Practical Dispatch. Can only be taken as part of the full Dispatcher Resident or Credit for Previous Experience course.
