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Aviation Technology AVIAT.S.AAS

Associate of Applied Science - 62 - 64 Credit Hours

Division: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Department: Aviation Technology
Effective as of Fall 2024

What is the program about?

This program leads to an Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Technology. The student, having completed this course work, will have the background and skills necessary to gain employment in the aviation industry or continue towards a bachelor's degree in aviation (or a related field). This degree program also serves as the entry path for students who wish to ultimately be admitted into one of the the Aviation Technology/Professional Pilot degrees (APPAO.S.AAS or AVTP.S.BAS). The initial academic (non-flying) course requirements in this degree are the same as those in the professional pilot degrees. Students choose one or more concentration areas: Aviation Management, Aircraft Dispatch or Airline Flight Attendant. The Aircraft Dispatch track leads to the student attaining the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Aircraft Dispatcher (ADX) certificate. The flight attendant concentration leads to to the the student attaining the Sinclair Airline Flight Attendant (AFAS.S.STC) short term certificate.

Program Outcomes

  • Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations and their application in aviation business operations.
  • Apply aviation theory, business and leadership principles to serve in the capacity of an aviation business professional in airline and corporate operations, engineering and manufacturing.
  • Exemplify a high standard of ethical and professional behavior.

Career Opportunities

Career opportunities are available in airline, corporate and general aviation. Growth in major, regional and low-cost airlines will increase demand for all types of aviation professionals in these companies. In addition, aviation professionals with higher levels of experience and education will have more robust job opportunities. A large number of the positions created in the coming years will be the result of older workers retiring from the industry, prompting the need for new hires.

Transferability

Formal articulation agreements with other colleges and universities indicate how Sinclair programs and courses will transfer to other institutions.

Credentials

Students may choose the Aircraft Dispatcher concentration where they may earn the FAA Aircraft Dispatcher (ADX) certificate.

Curriculum

Course Title Credits
AVT 1105 Orientation to Aviation 2
AVT 1119 Aviation Meteorology 2
AVT 1140 Introduction to Business Aviation 2
AVT 1141 Principles of Aviation Leadership 2
AVT 1245 Aviation Law 2
AVT 2125 Developments in Aviation 2
AVT 2146 Introduction to Airline Operations 3
AVT 2240 Human Factors in Aviation 3
AVT 2242 Aircraft Accident Investigation 3
AVT 2700 Aviation Internship 1 - 2
COM 2211 Effective Public Speaking 3
ENG 1101 English Composition I 3
MAT 1470 (College Algebra) AND MAT 1570 (Analytic Geometry & Trigonometry) OR MAT 1580 (Precalculus) 5 - 6
MET 1131 Personal Computer Applications for Engineering Technology 1
Ohio Transfer 36: Arts & Humanities Elective 3
PHY 1141 College Physics I 4
Aircraft Dispatcher Concentration OR Airline Flight Attendant Concentration OR Aviation Management Concentration 21
- View the Master Syllabus - View the Course Schedule

Program Accreditation Information

None

This information is for planning purposes only. Sinclair College will make every effort to offer curriculum listed above but reserves the right to change, add and cancel curriculum offerings for unforeseen circumstances.