2006–2007 - Florida Institute of Technology

SPRING
AVM 4302 Aviation Law ........................................................................3
AVM 4502 Aviation Business Simulation ..............................................3
AVM 4701 Airport Management ...........................................................3
BUS 4502 Organizational Behavior and Theory ...................................3
Free Elective ........................................................................3
15
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 129
Aeronautical Science Flight Option
Bachelor of Science
This curriculum prepares the graduate for a flight operations
career in the global aviation science and technology industry
and government regulatory agencies. The graduate is provided a
strong foundation in mathematics, physics, aeronautical sciences,
aeronautical technology, flight training and certification, and the
regulated international aviation industry. On completion of the
first two years of the curriculum with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or
higher, the student may petition for the award of the Associate of
Science in Aeronautical Science Flight Option degree.
Freshman Year
FALL CREDITS
AVF 1001 Flight 1 ................................................................................2
AVS 1201 Aviation Meteorology ..........................................................3
AVT 1111 Aeronautics 1 .......................................................................3
COM 1101 Composition and Rhetoric ...................................................3
MTH 1001 Calculus 1 ............................................................................4
15
Private Pilot Written Examination
Private Pilot Flight Test
SPRING
AVF 1002 Flight 2 ................................................................................2
AVS 1101 Aviation Chemical Science ..................................................3
AVT 1112 Aeronautics 2 .......................................................................3
COM 1102 Writing about Literature .....................................................3
CSE 1301 Introduction to Computer Applications ..............................3
MTH 1002 Calculus 2 ............................................................................4
18
Instrument Rating Written Exam
Sophomore Year
FALL CREDITS
AVF 2001 Flight 3 ................................................................................2
AVS 2222 Aviation Physiology ..............................................................3
AVT 2111 Aeronautics 3 .......................................................................3
HUM 2051 Civilization 1 .......................................................................3
PHY 1001 Physics 1 ..............................................................................4
PHY 2091 Physics Lab 1 .......................................................................1
16
Commercial Pilot Written Examination
Instrument Rating Flight Test
SPRING
AVF 2002 Flight 4 ................................................................................2
AVS 2102 Aerodynamics ......................................................................3
HUM 2052 Civilization 2 .......................................................................3
PHY 2002 Physics 2 ..............................................................................4
PHY 2092 Physics Lab 2 .......................................................................1
PSY 1411 Introduction to Psychology ..................................................3
16
Commercial Pilot Flight Test
Junior Year
FALL CREDITS
AVF 4001 Multiengine Pilot ................................................................2
AVM 2401 Aviation Fiscal Management ...............................................3
AVM 3201 Aviation Planning ................................................................3
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AVT 3101 Instructional Techniques .....................................................3
or
Restricted Elective (Aviation) .......................................3
MTH 2401 Probability and Statistics .....................................................3
14
Multiengine Pilot Flight Test
SPRING
AHF 3101 Introduction to Human Factors ...........................................3
AVF xxxx Restricted Elective (Flight) .................................................2
AVM 3202 Airport Design .....................................................................3
AVS 3201 Aviation Meteorology 2 .......................................................3
AVT 3203 Air Traffic Control 1 ............................................................3
Humanities Elective ............................................................3
17
Senior Year
FALL CREDITS
AVF xxxx Restricted Elective (Flight) .................................................2
AVM 4301 Aviation Labor Law and Employment Standards ................3
AVT 4201 Advanced Aircraft Systems ................................................3
AVT 4301 Aviation Safety ....................................................................3
COM 3070 Professional Communications for Executives .....................3
Restricted Elective (Aviation) ..............................................2
16
SPRING
AVM 4302 Aviation Law ........................................................................3
AVM 4501 Air Transport Management .................................................3
AVT 4202 Advanced Aircraft Operations .............................................3
AVT 4203 Airline Operations ...............................................................3
Free Elective ........................................................................3
15
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 127
Aviation
Master of Science in Aviation
Options in:
Airport Development and Management
Applied Aviation Safety
The Master of Science in Aviation (M.S.A.) is designed to help
meet the professional growth needs of persons interested in a
wide range of aviation careers.
The degree is especially relevant for those who have earned
baccalaureate degrees in aviation and those who have worked in
the aviation field and now require more specialized knowledge.
Generally, persons interested in careers in airport or airline
management, airport consulting and governmental organizations
involved in the management or regulation of airports should
select the airport development and management option. Persons
interested in aviation safety, accident investigation, technical
aviation consulting and educational, regulatory or investigative
positions in government or trade organizations would find the
applied aviation safety option most appropriate.
Admission Requirements
The applicant to the Master of Science in Aviation program
must have earned a bachelor’s degree, or its equivalent, from an
institution of acceptable academic standing. To be considered for
admission, the student’s academic and professional record must
indicate a high probability the applicant will be able to pursue
graduate work satisfactorily. Undergraduate degrees need not be
in aviation; however, preparatory course work may be required in
specific areas to assure successful pursuit of the M.S.A. degree.
Such course work is determined by the College of Aeronautics
before admission. The student is advised of any such requirements
before final acceptance.