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 aircraft engineering principles and practices. The program offers two specializations: Aeromechanic and Avionic.

Curriculum - Aeromechanic and Avionic Specializations are available but details are only provided for the Avionic Specialization below. However, both specializations are mentioned in the context provided, indicating their existence within the program structure. For the Avionic specialization, one of the courses is as follows: AETV-4101: Antenna, Radar & Navigation. This course covers three main sections: antenna theory, aircraft navigation, and radar systems. The course description is as follows: This course is comprised of three main sections, each covering understanding, principles & operation of antenna, aircraft navigation and radar systems. This course will start with describing antenna theory and then it will lead the students to grasp the fundamentals of radar systems and their application in real life. The details of the course are as follows: - Credit Hours: 3 - Semester: 1 - Pre-requisite: AETV 3212 - Notes: NA. The program structure includes the following components for the Avionic specialization: - Curriculum - Avionic - Study Plan - Avionic. However, detailed information is only provided for the AETV-4101 course within the Avionic specialization.