5 courses with the subject EL, 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 course is designed to improve comprehension and to develop the overall analytical skills that one can apply to any subject requiring the interpretation of written materials. With the student’s career choice in mind, EN112 incorporates relevant technical vocabulary in its assignments. Students will also achieve an essential understanding of information technology infrastructure encompassing systems and devices; learn to make the most of the Web and other network resources; protect their digital data and devices; and take advantage of latest technologies.
This course introduces students to basic electricity theories and applications, focusing on Ohm's Law through classroom study and hands-on lab work with simple circuits and diagrams. It prepares learners for advanced applications in electricity and electronics, enhancing their understanding of complex concepts. Students gain skills in basic wiring, soldering, connector maintenance, and analysis of DC and AC circuits. Topics include position indicating systems, fire detection and extinguishing, and anti-skid brakes.
This course introduces students to basic AC electricity theories and applications, focusing on Ohm's Law through classroom study and hands-on lab work with simple circuits and diagrams. It prepares learners for advanced applications in electricity and electronics, enhancing understanding of complex concepts. Students gain skills in basic wiring, understanding of how to read and interpret wiring diagrams/schematics of AC circuits.
EL 311Aircraft Electrical Systems () (60 contact hours)2.0
This course provides a comprehensive overview of aircraft electrical systems and components. Topics include generators, DC and AC power distribution, voltage regulation, starter generators, lightning protection, aircraft wiring, lighting systems, soldering, connectors, and electrical troubleshooting. Students will gain practical skills in installation, testing, and maintenance, preparing them to manage aircraft electrical systems effectively. Catalog/Student Handbook: PIA Pittsburgh Campus 2026-2027 pg 60
EL 314Fundamentals of Aircraft Communication and Navigation () (90 contact hours)3.5
This course introduces aircraft communication, navigation, and instrumentation systems, including both analog and digital technologies. Students learn inspection, installation, maintenance, troubleshooting procedures, and applicable FAA regulations for communication, navigation, approach control, and autopilot systems.
