of Aviation 3
- Subject
- AVIP
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026-undergraduate
- Source
- www.stvincent.edu
18 courses with the subject AVIP, 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.
of Aviation 3
Comprehensive course of instruction which prepares students for the FAA Airman Knowledge Exam - Private Pilot.
Students fly with a college-affiliated, FAA-approved flight provider culminating with an endorsement for a check flight with a FAA- approved flight examiner. Successful completion will result in receipt of the Private Pilot Airplane Certificate (no limitations). Students are required to have a valid second-class medical certificate to enroll in this course.
Comprehensive course of instruction which prepares students for the FAA Airman Knowledge exam for an Instrument rating.
Students fly with a college-affiliated, FAA-approved flight provider culminating with an endorsement for a check flight with a FAA- approved flight examiner. Successful completion will result in receipt of the FAA Part-141 Instrument Pilot Rating.
Emphasis is on the fundamental principles of aircraft engine construction and operation. This includes supercharged and non- supercharged reciprocating engines as well as gas turbine engines. General engine operating procedures and performance diagnosis are also studied.
This is a detailed study of the theory of the operation of aircraft hydraulic, electrical, fuel, oil, pressurization, anti-icing and instrument systems; and includes the various sources of basic power for the operation of aircraft systems as well as the functional application of mechanisms operated by these systems.
Students will acquire the knowledge of construction, operation, and components of reciprocating and jet powerplants. They will understand the operation and components of cabin pressurization and air conditioning systems, flight control systems, landing gear systems, fuel systems, electrical systems, anti-icing systems and fire detection systems.
Comprehensive course of instruction which prepares students for the FAA Airman Knowledge Exam - Commercial Pilot.
Certification I 3
This is a continuation of AVIP-220. Students fly with a college- affiliated, FAA-approved flight provider culminating with an endorsement for a check flight with a FAA-approved flight examiner. Successful completion will result in receipt of the FAA Part-141 Commercial Pilot Certificate.
Students fly with a college-affiliated, FAA-approved flight provider culminating in an endorsement for a check flight with a FAA- approved flight examiner. Successful completion will result in receipt of the Multi-Engine Pilot Rating (no limitations).
This course provides students with a detailed introduction to aspects of aviation safety and the associated components of pilot psychology, human factors, aircraft technology and aero-medical physiology. Emphasis will be on resource management in single pilot and multi- crew member operations.
Two of the following: 3-4
This course uses real-world scenarios as the foundation of Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) training and aligns with the Jeppesen Flight Instructors Ground Syllabus and FAA/Industry Training Standards (FITS). While learning the Fundamentals of Instruction (FOIs) is required in this course and to succeed as a CFI, the application of those FOIs is equally important. The course presents situations and circumstances that CFI's face every day as learning experiences and lessons. The primary tenet of this training course is that you prepare for the real world of CFI instruction, by acting as a CFI while in training. Therefore, throughout the course, the pilot in training (PT) will take on different tasks or jobs just as if they were already a CFI. credits.
Instruments 2
Source: Saint Vincent College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59