9 courses with the subject AVMG, 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.
AVMG 101Introduction To Aviation3
Provides an overview of the aviation industry, tracing its history, structure, and current challenges. Students explore the organization of the National Airspace System, airport and airline operations, aircraft systems, and regulatory bodies such as the FAA and ICAO. The course emphasizes the interrelationship between public and private sectors in aviation, including emerging technologies and sustainability issues. Designed to establish foundational literacy in the language, systems, and career pathways of the field.
Prohibited: LinC Requirement: Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
AVMG 105Introduction To Air Traffic Control3
This accelerated course introduces students to the U.S. Air Traffic Control (ATC) system, including its structure, regulations, communication procedures, airspace, separation standards, and basic radar concepts. Students will evaluate real ATC operations, practice standard phraseology, and interpret FAA manuals and orders essential to controller duties. The course prepares students for further ATC study or aviation-related career pathways. 3 Credits.
Prohibited: LinC Requirement: Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
AVMG 201Aviation Management3
Focuses on the business and administrative functions of aviation organizations, including leadership, planning, operations, and financial oversight. Students examine how airports, airlines, and regulatory agencies align strategy with performance outcomes in a competitive global market. Through applied projects, students evaluate management theories, workforce structures, and decision-making frameworks relevant to aviation enterprises.
Prohibited: LinC Requirement: Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
AVMG 205Terminal Airspace And Procedures3
This course focuses on terminal airspace operations, including Class B/C/D airspace, approach and departure procedures, radar vectoring, wake turbulence separation, arrival/departure flows, STARS/SIDs, and TRACON facility operations. Students will interpret real-world terminal charts, apply FAA ATC procedures, and practice sequencing, vectoring, and traffic management in a terminal environment. The course uses FAA Orders, 14 CFR regulations, and the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) as primary reference frameworks. Pre Req: AVMG 105 or instructor approval. 3 Credits.
Prohibited: LinC Requirement: Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
AVMG 275En Route Procedures And Airspace3
This course provides an in-depth study of en route (Center) air traffic control procedures, airspace structures, sector operations, radar and non-radar separation, flow management, altitude assignments, route structures, and coordination between facilities. Emphasis is placed on FAA JO 7110.65 standards, en route radar rules, high-altitude operations, aircraft performance, traffic flows, and emergency procedures used within Air Route Traffic Control Centers (ARTCCs). Students will interpret en route charts, plan high-altitude traffic flows, and apply separation standards through practical exercises.
Prohibited: LinC Requirement: Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
AVMG 310Airport Operations Management3
Examines daily operational functions within airports, including airside and landside management, facilities maintenance, ground handling, noise abatement, and emergency response. Students review FAA Part 139 certification, airport master planning, and financial and environmental sustainability. Case studies and simulations allow students to apply operational decision-making in scenarios balancing efficiency, safety, and customer experience.
Prohibited: LinC Requirement: Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
AVMG 330Airport Security3
Covers aviation security operations and risk management. Students study TSA and ICAO security regulations, threat assessment, access control, cybersecurity, and emergency management systems using NIMS/ICS frameworks. Through case studies, students develop crisis-management plans and evaluate security technologies that mitigate threats while maintaining operational continuity and public confidence.
Prohibited: LinC Requirement: Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
AVMG 405Introduction To Unmanned Systems1
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), including drone technology, regulations, flight operations, and safety procedures. Students gain foundational knowledge in aerodynamics, airspace classification, and weather considerations while developing hands-on flight and mission planning skills. The course prepares students for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification exam through applied learning, emphasizing ethical, legal, and professional standards for operating drones in commercial and recreational settings.
Prohibited: LinC Requirement: Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
AVMG 480Aviation Management Capstone3
The Aviation Management Capstone serves as the culminating, integrative experience for the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management. Students apply the full range of knowledge gained throughout the program-spanning aviation safety, law and regulation, operations, finance, and leadership-to analyze and solve a complex, real-world aviation management challenge.
