Program Overview

Applied Bachelor in Aircraft Engineering Technology

The Applied Bachelor in Aircraft Engineering Technology program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of aircraft engineering. The program offers two specializations: Aeromechanic and Avionic.

Curriculum - Aeromechanic

• Curriculum details for the Aeromechanic specialization are not provided in the input context.

Curriculum - Avionic

The Avionic specialization includes a range of courses that cover the theoretical and practical principles of avionic systems in aircraft. One of the key courses in this specialization is:

AETM-2110: Adv. Materials & Hardware I

• Credit Hours: 2
• Semester: 1
• Pre-requisite: PHYS 1015
• Notes: NA

Course Description

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the theoretical and practical principles of materials and hardware in the aviation industry. The syllabus covers a range of topics, including characteristics of aircraft composite, non-metallic materials, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and aircraft corrosion control. Students will have the opportunity to explore the latest research and developments in the field and deepen their knowledge and understanding of materials and hardware-related concepts. By the end of the course, students will have a strong understanding of the application of materials and hardware in the aviation industry.

Study Plan - Aeromechanic

• Study plan details for the Aeromechanic specialization are not provided in the input context.

Study Plan - Avionic

• Study plan details for the Avionic specialization are not provided in the input context.