Program Overview

Course Overview

Introduction to Aircraft and Aviation

The course FLYT1101, Introduction to Aircraft and Aviation, provides an introduction to aviation and the history of aviation. It covers professional terminology, relevant regulations, aircraft mechanics, physics, and an overview of aircraft systems and parts.

Course Details

Course Content

The course content includes:

• An introduction to aviation and its history
• Professional terminology and relevant regulations
• Introduction to aircraft mechanics and physics
• Overview of aircraft systems and aircraft parts

Learning Outcome

Knowledge

• The candidate can outline the main features of the history and technological development of aviation technology
• The candidate can explain the functioning of aircraft in general and describe the technical principles and procedures for operation, maintenance, and repair of aircraft

Skills

• The candidate demonstrates basic knowledge in mathematics, natural sciences, relevant social and economic subjects, and applies these in problem-solving related to aircraft
• The candidate contributes to innovation and entrepreneurship by participating in the development and realization of sustainable and socially beneficial products, systems, and solutions

General Competence

• The candidate shows insight into the environmental, health, social, and economic consequences of products and solutions within the field of aircraft maintenance
• The candidate reflects on their professional practice, both individually and in teams and interdisciplinary contexts, and can adapt it to current work situations

Course Structure

Learning Methods and Activities

The course includes lectures, project work, and practical experience.

Specific Conditions

• Admission to a programme of study is required: Aircraft Engineer - Engineering (BIFLY)

Subject Areas

• Engineering Subjects

Examination

Examination Arrangement

The examination arrangement for the course is a project report, with a weighting of 100/100.

Grade

The grade for the course is based on letter grades.

Course Logistics

Credits

The course is worth 7.5 credits.

Level

The course is classified as a foundation course, level I.

Course Start

The course starts in the autumn semester.

Duration

The course duration is 1 semester.

Language of Instruction

The language of instruction for the course is Norwegian.

Location

The course is located in Trondheim.