10 courses with the subject ATC, 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.
ATC 200Control Tower Operations3
Enables students to gain an understanding of the knowledge required to work as a team member in an Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT). Specifically, this course will cover content in the following areas: control tower equipment and operating positions, airfield marking, VFR traffic patterns, sequencing and separation standards, positional authority and associated responsibilities, standard phraseology, stripmarking, aircraft taxi instructions, control of vehicle movement, aircraft emergency assistance, search and rescue coordination, meteorological aviation reports (METAR), and tower weather observations.
Affords students an opportunity to use the knowledge acquired in ATC 200 with a realistic state of the art simulator. Emphasis is placed on the use of standard procedures as they apply to a VFR tower environment. Student evaluation is performance based through their application of established control procedures which includes: clear and concise communications, standard phraseology, clearances, runway separation, stripmarking and teamwork.
Enables students to gain an understanding of the knowledge required to work in a Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON). Specifically, this course will cover content in the following areas: TRACON equipment and operating positions, radar identification, radar separation standards, vectoring, instrument traffic patterns, approach clearances, standard phraseology, aircraft emergencies, stripmarking, communications, and teamwork.
Provides students the opportunity to apply knowledge acquired in ATC 250 using a realistic state of the art simulator. Student evaluation is performance based and includes standard phraseology, emphasis on radar identification, vectoring techniques, effective coordination, and stripmarking as well as the control and separation of aircraft in a terminal radar environment.
An accelerated course detailing the rules and regulations of air traffic control in the terminal environment. Content will include both the air traffic control tower and terminal RADAR environment. Students will receive instruction on traffic patterns, sequencing, standard phraseology, vectoring, radar identification, radar separation standards, approach clearances, and aircraft emergencies.
Expands on the skills acquired and demonstrated during ATC 205 and incorporates the following into the control tower team functions: IFR flights, intrafacility and interagency coordination, aircraft recognition and characteristics, runway incursions, wake turbulence, Special VFR and emergency situations. Simulated scenarios in the tower lab will become progressively more challenging and student evaluation will be performance based.
Provides basic elements of air traffic control operations supporting the FAA Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative. Course covers FAA developed lessons 1-13 including Crew Resource Management, Airports, Airspace, Separation, Radar, FAA Orders & Manuals, Wake Turbulence, Principles of Flight, and Aircraft Recognition.
ATC 350LAdvanced Terminal Radar & Non Radar Operations Lab3
Expands on the basic radar skills acquired and demonstrated in ATC 255 and incorporates the following into the terminal radar environment: aircraft emergencies, high-tempo traffic, intrafacility and interagency coordination. Simulated scenarios in the tower lab will become progressively more challenging and student evaluation will be performance based.
This course affords students an opportunity to use knowledge acquired in ATC 275 with a state-of-the-art simulator. Emphasis is placed on standard procedures as they apply in the control tower and radar environment. Student evaluation is performance based and includes: standard phraseology, clearances, sequencing and separation, radar identification, and vectoring.
Provides basic elements of air traffic control operations supporting the FAA Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative. Course covers FAA developed lessons 14-33 including FAR Part 91, VFR/IFR Charts, Weather, Hazardous Weather, Forecasts and Advisories, Pilot Weather Reports, Emergencies, Stripmarking, Basic Communications, and Fatigue Awareness.
