34 courses with the subject AVT, 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.
AVT 101Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics3
Basic electricity theory is covered in this course including static and current electricity, basic electrical units, terminology and magnetism. Circuit components are discussed and complex DC circuits are analyzed using Ohm's Law and power formulas. Different methods of generating electrical energy are covered and laboratory projects include fabrication and testing of circuits containing a variety of components. A unit on the theory, testing and maintenance of batteries rounds out the DC phase of this course. Primary and secondary batteries including lead-acid and nickel-cadmium types are included. The AC phase of the course involves mathematically analyzing inductive and capacitive circuits including power formulas. Solid-state devices are introduced and theory discussed. A final unit on testing and troubleshooting is covered in this course. The General Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is General Subject A. Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics; Sections AM.I.A.K1 through AM.I.A.K27. (Co-requisite:
This laboratory course introduces the student to the fundamental principles of aircraft weight and balance. Topics include terminology, procedures, calculations and record keeping for preparing the weight and balance of an aircraft. The General Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is General Subject B-Aircraft Drawings & C- Weight and Balance; Sections AM.I.B.K1 through AM.I.B.K4, AM.I.B.R1 through AM.I.B.R4, AM.I.B.S1 through AM.I.B.S6, AM.I.C.K1 through AM.I.C.K10, AM.I.C.R1 through AM.I.C.R5, and AM.I.C.S1 through AM.I.C.S17.
This course introduces the student to the materials used in aircraft and how to identify them, including types of fasteners typically used. Additionally, the processes that keep all equipment in usable condition will be explored. The General Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are General Subjects D-Fluid Lines and Fittings, E-Aircraft Materials, Hardware & Processes, and G-Cleaning and Corrosion Control; Sections AM.I.D.K1 through AM.I.D.K6, AM.I.E.K1 through AM.I.E.K14, and AM.I.G.K1 through AM.I.G.K24. (Co-requisite: AVT-106)
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-105 and introduces the student to the materials used in aircraft and how to identify them, including types of fasteners typically used. Additionally, the processes that keep all equipment in usable condition will be explored. The General Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are General Subjects D-Fluid Lines and Fittings, E-Aircraft Materials, Hardware & Processes, and G-Cleaning and Corrosion Control; Sections AM.I.D.R1 through AM.I.D.R7, AM.I.D.S1 through AM.I.D.S8, AM.I.E.R1 through AM.I.E.R4, AM.I.E.S1 through AM.I.E.S14, AM.I.G.R1 through AM.I.G.R8, and AM.I.G.S1 through AM.I.G.S14 (Co-requisite: AVT-105)
Ground operation and servicing topics covered include shop and flight line safety (fire safety and procedures, jacking safety, hazardous materials procedures, e-down techniques, standard hand signals, and fueling safety and procedures, etc.). Servicing with ground power units, oxygen and other related items used on aircraft are discussed. This course covers a review of regulations, maintenance forms, records and publications along with inspection concepts and techniques and finally human factors. The General Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-SACS-1 are General Subject F- Ground Operations and Servicing, I-Regulations, Maintenance forms, Records, and Publications, K-Inspection Concepts and Techniques, and L-Human Factors; Sections AM.I.F.K1 through AM.I.F.K16, AM.I.I.K1 through AM.I.I.K13, AM.I.K1 through AM.I.K23, and AM.I.K1 through AM.I.K5. (Co-requisite: AVT-108)
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-107 with a focus on ground operation and servicing topics covered include shop and flight line safety (fire safety and procedures, jacking safety, hazardous materials procedures, e-down techniques, standard hand signals, and fueling safety and procedures, etc.). 154
This laboratory course instructs students on the math and physics problems encountered by aviation mechanics. Students will perform mathematical calculations through the use of correct methods, procedures, and practice. The General Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are General Subject H-Mathematics, J-Physics for Aviation; Sections AM.I.H.K1 through AM.I.H.K13, AM.I.H.R1 through AM.I.H.R3, AM.I.H.S1 through AM.I.H.S8, AM.I.J.K1 through AM.I.J.K13, AM.I.J.R1 through AM.I.J.R4, and AM.I.J.S1 through AM.I.J.S8.
This course introduces students to the various materials and processes used in aircraft fabrication and repair including the uses, strengths, limitations, and other characteristics of structural metals. The Airframe Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is Airframe Subject A-Metallic Structures; Sections AM.II.A.K1 through AM.II.A.K17. (Co-requisite: AVT-212)
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-211 and provides instruction in basic sheet metal skills including forming, welding, riveting and material selection. The Airframe Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is Airframe Subject A-Metallic Structures; Sections AM.II.A.R1 through AM.II.A.R5, and AM.II.A.S1 through AM.II.A.S14. (Co-requisite: AVT-211)
This course introduces students to the various materials and processes used in aircraft fabrication and repair including the uses, strengths, limitations, and other characteristics of wood, fiberglass, composite, thermoplastic and fabrics. The Airframe Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is Airframe Subject B-Non-Metallic Structures; Sections AM.II.B.K1 through AM.II.B.K29. (Co-requisite: AVT-214)
AVT 215Aircraft Controls, Airframe Inspection and Systems1
This course focuses on the required inspections of aircraft component systems, including cables, tubes and components associated with aircraft control. The required knowledge of rotorcraft including flight controls, ground handling and rigging is also included. The Airframe Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Airframe Subject C-Flight Controls, D-Airframe Inspection, E-Landing Gear Systems, F- Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems and N-Rotorcraft Fundamentals; Sections AM.II.C.K1 through AM.II.C.K13, AM.II.D.K1 through AM.II.D.K9, AM.II.E.K1 through AM.II.E.K13, AM.II.F.K1 through AM.II.F.K11, and AM.II.N.K1 through AM.II.N.K9. (Co-requisite: AVT-216)
AVT 216Aircraft Controls, Airframe Inspection and Systems Lab2
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-215 and focuses on the required inspections of aircraft component systems, including cables, tubes and components associated with aircraft control. The required skills for rotorcraft including flight controls, ground handling and rigging are also included. The Airframe Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Airframe Subject C-Flight Controls, D-Airframe Inspection, E-Landing Gear Systems, F- Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems and N-Rotorcraft Fundamentals; Sections AM.II.C.R1 through AM.II.C.R5, AM.II.C.S1 through AM.II.C.S12, AM.II.D.R1 through AM.II.D.R5, AM.II.D.S1 through AM.II.D.S7, AM.II.E.R1 through AM.II.E.R6, AM.II.E.S1 through AM.II.E.S29, AM.II.F.R1 through AM.II.F.R5, AM.II.F.S1 through AM.II.F.S16, AM.II.N.R1 through AM.II.N.R4, and AM.II.N.S1 through AM.II.N.S4. (Co-requisite: AVT-215)
AVT 217Airframe Environmental, Instrument Lighting and Water Systems2
This course focuses on the function, operation, and inspection of aircraft systems, including the maintenance and repair of pressurization, air conditioning, and cabin pressurization systems. The Airframe Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA- S-ACS-1 are Airframe Subject G-Environmental Systems, H-Airframe Instrument systems, I-Communications and Navigation Systems, and O-Water and Waste Water Systems; Sections AM.II.G.K1 through AM.II.G.K9, AM.II.H.K1 through AM.II.G.K24, AM.II.I.K1 through AM.II.I.K21, and AM.II.O.K1 through AM.II.O.K3. (Co-requisite: AVT-218)
AVT 218Airframe Environmental, Instrument Lighting and Water Systems Lab2
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-217 and focuses on the function, operation and inspection of aircraft systems, including the maintenance and repair of pressurization, air conditioning, and cabin pressurization systems. The Airframe Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Airframe Subject G-Environmental Systems, H-Airframe Instrument systems, I-Communications and Navigation Systems, and O-Water and Waste Water Systems; Sections AM.II.G.R1 through AM.II.G.R6, AM.II.G.S1 through AM.II.G.S14, AM.II.H.R1 through AM.II.H.R5, AM.II.H.S1 through AM.II.H.S14, AM.II.I.R1 through AM.II.I.R6, AM.II.I.S1 through AM.II.I.S13, AM.II.O.R1, and AM.II.O.S1 through AM.II.O.S2. (Co-requisite: AVT-217)
AVT 219Airframe Fuel, Electrical, Ice & Fire Control Systems2
This course focuses on aircraft fuel, electrical, ice & rain control systems, and fire protection systems. The fuel section involves fuel types, system components, fuel flow, system maintenance and inspection. The electrical section details AC and DC power systems, basic wiring, troubleshooting and repair, while the fire section describes the types of fires, correct extinguishing agents, detection and warning systems, maintenance, and inspection. The Airframe Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Airframe Subject J-Aircraft Fuel Systems, K-Aircraft Electrical Systems, L-Ice and Rain Control Systems, and M-Airframe Fire Protection Systems; Sections AM.II.J.K1 through 156
AVT 220Airframe Fuel, Electrical, Ice & Fire Control Systems Lab3
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-219 and focuses on fuel types, system components, fuel flow, system maintenance and inspection. The electrical section details AC and DC power systems, basic wiring, troubleshooting and repair, while the fire section describes the types of fires, correct extinguishing agents, detection and warning systems, maintenance, and inspection. The Airframe Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Airframe Subject J-Aircraft Fuel Systems, K-Aircraft Electrical Systems, L-Ice and Rain Control Systems, and M-Airframe Fire Protection Systems; Sections AM.II.J.R1 through AM.II.J.R5, AM.II.J.S1 through AM.II.J.S17, AM.II.K.R1 through AM.II.K.R9, AM.II.K.S1 through AM.II.K.S20, AM.II.L.R1 through AM.II.L.R3, AM.II.M.R1 through AM.II.M.R3, and AM.II.M.S1 through AM.II.M.S12. (Co-requisite: AVT-219)
This course focuses on the operating principles and theory of reciprocating engine operation, performance, maintenance and inspection. The Powerplant Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is Powerplant Subject A-Reciprocating Engines; Sections AM.III.A.K1 through AM.III.A.K10. (Co-requisite: AVT-222)
This course focuses on the operating principles and theory of turbine engines. Topics include types of turbines, construction, performance, troubleshooting, maintenance and inspection, engine adjustment, and testing. The Powerplant Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is Powerplant Subject B-Turbine Engines; Sections AM.III.B.K1 through AM.III.B.K11. (Co-requisite: AVT-224)
AVT 225Aircraft Engine, Fire Protection & Electrical Systems2
This course focuses on engine inspection, instrument systems, fire protection systems, and electrical systems. The engine portion of this class will focus on inspection requirements, special inspections, compliance with required documentation and approved data, along with engine instruments that monitor fuel flow, temperature, engine speed, and warnings, caution and advisory lights. Engine fire protection covers types of agents, types of fires and where they might occur, and maintenance and inspection of such systems. The final section of the class will discuss generators, alternators, AC and DC systems and procedures for correct wiring. The Powerplant Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA- 157
AVT 226Aircraft Engine, Fire Protection & Electrical Systems Lab3
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-225 and focuses on applying the inspection, maintenance, and compliance requirements for fire protection of engine and electrical systems. The Powerplant Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Powerplant Subject C-Engine Inspection, D-Engine Instrument Systems, E-Engine Fire Protection Systems, and F-Engine Electrical Systems; Sections AM.III.C.R1 through AM.III.C.R3, AM.III.C.S1 through AM.III.C.S14, AM.III.D.R1 through AM.III.D.R2, AM.III.D.S1 through AM.III.D.S19, AM.III.E.R1 through AM.III.E.R3, AM.III.E.S1 through AM.III.E.S14, AM.III.F.R1 through AM.III.F.R4, and AM.III.F.S1 through AM.III.F.S15. (Co-requisite: AVT-225)
This course focuses on engine lubrication systems, ignition and starting systems, engine fuel and fuel metering systems, and engine induction and cooling systems. Items discussed will include types of oil, types of lubrication systems, spark plugs, shower of sparks, digital engine controls, rotary and turbine engine ignition systems, fuel lines, fuel pumps, fuel valves, fuel filters, fuel drains, and reciprocating engine induction and cooling system theory, components and operation. The Powerplant Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Powerplant Subject G-Engine Lubrication Systems, H-Ignition and Starting Systems, I-Engine Fuel and Fuel Metering Systems, J- Reciprocating Engine Induction and Cooling Systems; Sections AM.III.G.K1 through AM.III.G.K7, AM.III.H.K1 through AM.III.H.K9, AM.III.I.K1 through AM.III.I.K16, and AM.III.J.K1 through AM.III.J.K10. (Co-requisite: AVT-228)
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-227, focusing on applying the components and operation requirements for fuel systems, ignition and starting systems, and induction and cooling systems. The Powerplant Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Powerplant Subject G-Engine Lubrication Systems, H-Ignition and Starting Systems, I-Engine Fuel and Fuel Metering Systems, J-Reciprocating Engine Induction and Cooling Systems; Sections AM.III.G.R1 through AM.III.G.R3, AM.III.G.S1 through AM.III.G.S14, AM.III.H.R1 through AM.III.H.R3, AM.III.H.S1 through AM.III.H.S17, AM.III.I.R1 through AM.II.I.R5, AM.III.I.S1 through AM.III.I.S30, AM.III.J.R1 through AM.III.J.R4, and AM.III.J.S1 through AM.III.J.S19. (Co-requisite: AVT-227)
This course will focus on turbine engine air systems, engine exhaust and reverser systems. Included in turbine air systems are insulation blankets and shrouds, baffles and seals. Also discussed is bleed air system theory, components and operation. Exhaust and mufflers, hush kits and augmenter tubes are also included as part of air systems. The Powerplant Curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Powerplant Subject K-Turbine Engine Air Systems, L-Engine Exhaust and Reverser Systems; Sections AM.III.K.K1 through AM.III.K.K4, and AM.III.L.K1 through AM.III.L.K4. (Co-requisite: AVT-230)
AVT 230Aircraft Engine Air, Exhaust & Reverser Systems Lab2
This laboratory course incorporates the skills needed to apply information presented in AVT-229 and focuses on applying the requirements of turbine engine air systems, including 158
This course will focus on the operating principles and theory of propellers including types of propellers, construction, performance, troubleshooting, maintenance and inspection, and installation. The Powerplant Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is Powerplant Subject M-Propellers; Sections AM.III.M.K1 through AM.III.M.K10. (Co-requisite: AVT-232)
AVT 233Aircraft Reciprocating Engines, COMM/NAV, and Water Systems3
This course focuses on the operating principles and theory of engine operation, performance, maintenance, and inspection. It also covers the function, operation, and inspection of aircraft communication/navigation (COMM/NAV) and water systems. The Powerplant Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is Powerplant Subject A – Reciprocating Engines. The Airframe Curriculum subjects included and required by FAA- S-ACS-1 are Subject I – Communication and Navigation Systems and Subject O – Water and Wastewater Systems. AVT 233 will cover sections AM.III.A.K1 through AM.III.A.K10; AM.II.I.K1 through AM.II.I.K21; and AM.II.O.K1 through AM.II.O.K3. (Co-requisite: AVT-234)
AVT 234Aircraft Reciprocating Engines, COMM/NAV, and Water Systems Lab3
This course emphasizes the skills necessary for working with aircraft reciprocating engines, COMM/NAV, and water systems. Topics include engine assembly/disassembly, communications operation, and wastewater maintenance. AVT 234 will cover sections AM.III.A.R1 through AM.III.A.R4; AM.III.A.S1 through AM.III.A.S9; AM.II.I.R1 through AM.II.I.R6; AM.II.I.S1 through AM.II.I.S13; AM.II.O.R1; and AM.II.O.S1 through AM.II.O.S2. (Co-requisite: AVT-233)
AVT 235Aircraft Turbine Engines, Environmental, and Instrument Systems3
This course focuses on the operating principles and theory of turbine engines, including types of turbines, construction, performance, troubleshooting, maintenance, inspection, engine adjustment, and testing. It also covers the function, operation, and inspection of aircraft pressurization and instrument systems. The Powerplant Curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 is Powerplant Subject B – Turbine Engines. The Airframe Curriculum subjects included and required by FAA-S-ACS-1 are Subject G – Environmental Systems and Subject H – Instrument Systems. AVT 235 will cover sections AM.III.A.K1 through AM.III.A.K10; AM.II.I.K1 through AM.II.I.K21; AM.II.G.K1 through AM.II.G.K10; and AM.II.H.K1 through AM.II.H.K24. (Co-requisite: AVT-236)
