on airport communication and business operations. 400 Course Descriptions – Hampton University Global AVN/AVNO 282 Airport Operations II (airside) Credit 3. This course is a comprehensive study of airport airside operations. Topics covered are airfield inspection programs, snow removal, airfield security, environmental factor affecting airports, wildlife control, and pavement maintenance in accordance with appropriate regulations. This course includes practical application of airfield functions. AVN/AVNO 290 Introduction to Unmanned Aircraft Systems Credit 3. An introduction to the fundamentals of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), including their developing role in the modern aviation industry. Topics include an introduction to structural elements, avionics, flight control and guidance systems, navigation, remote sensing, human factors and integration into commercial and military airspace. Emphasis is on future employment in the field with a focus on commercial airspace. AVN 353/AVNO 353 Aviation Management Credit 3. A holistic view of management requirements and techniques applicable to the aviation industry; problems, current issues and future trends related to aviation operations. Includes management and organizational styles as applied to the industry, changes in the National Airspace System, manage- rial problems unique to the industry, and proposed acquisition of equipment under the Capital Investment Plan. AVN/AVNO 354 Aviation Legislation Credit 3. This course is survey of legal concepts concerning aviation as related to operation, contracts, insurance and liability, regulating statutes, and case law. Topics include tort law, FAA regulation, and commercial/business law relative to the aviation industry. AVN/AVNO 356 Air Transportation Credit 3. Survey of historical developments of and current issues within the air transportation system covering facilities, impact of regulations, problems encountered in commercial air transportation, future requirements, airline operations, economics, and social implications. AVN/AVNO 381 Airport Finance Credit 3. This is designed to improve students’ understanding of the air transportation system, and analyze current financial industry trends and how they impact an airport. Students will examine the importance of implementing strong management control systems and learn how to successfully forecast your business and evaluate the benefits of efficient customer service and how it relates to a successful pricing strategy. Topics include, assessing financial performance and forecast demand, managing shareholder relations, privati- zation and re-structuring options, the needs of customers, and the industry’s financial trends and their impact on strategy and operations. AVN 382/AVNO 382 Airport Planning Credit 3. A managerial level course focused on the principles of airport planning with emphasis on federal, state, and municipal interactions. This course covers essential elements of current airport planning trends, including airport master planning and layout plans, financial sustainability, and environmental planning, such as hazardous wildlife issues, airport noise, and compatible land use. Students will be introduced to the organizational, political, and financial administration of public and private civil use airports. AVN 451/AVNO 451 Cooperative Work Study Credit 3-12. This a work study program under the agreement with an organization within the avi ation industry. Students must meet eligibility requirements and be recommended by the Department Chair. AVN 452/AVNO 452 Airline Operations Credit 3. A managerial-level course centering on expertise required for airline opera- tions, including flight dispatching, high altitude weather, crew teamwork, high altitude operations, crew and passenger safety, and high density airport operations. The course is designed for students intending to seek flight or ground career opportunities within the airline industry. Hampton University 2026-2028
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