Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs, including the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering program, which has two specializations: Aeromechanic and Avionic. Each specialization has its own curriculum and study plan.

Programs

• Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
  • Curriculum Aeromechanic
  • Study Plan Aeromechanic
  • Curriculum Avionic
  • Study Plan Avionic

Applied Bachelor in Aircraft Maintenance Management - Avionics

Course Description

The Applied Bachelor in Aircraft Maintenance Management - Avionics program includes a course, AMEM-1206: Mod 6A-OCT1, which covers the characteristics of various materials, properties and application of sealant and bonding agents, wooden structure and fabric covering, and corrosion detection and treatment.

Course Details

• Credit Hours: 1
• Semester: 2
• Pre-requisite: PHYS1015; Co-requisite: AMEM1201
• Notes: NA

Course Content

This OCT practical course covers:

• Characteristics of ferrous, non-ferrous, metallic, non-metallic, and composite materials
• Properties and application of sealant and bonding agents
• Wooden structure and fabric covering
• Various types of corrosion, methods of detection and treatment
• Aircraft fasteners, their specifications, and their applications in aircraft technology