AVS - Aviation Science Outcomes

AAS: Aviation Science

  • Earn FAA certificates and ratings appropriate to the pilot career they seek.
    For Airplane:
    1. Commercial Pilot certificate with airplane single- and multi-engine and instrument airplane ratings.
    2. Flight Instructor certificate with airplane single- and multi-engine and instrument airplane ratings (If Flight Instructor specialization is chosen).

    For Helicopter:
    1. Commercial Pilot Certificate with Rotorcraft Helicopter and optional Instrument Helicopter rating.
    2. Flight Instructor Rating with Rotorcraft Helicopter rating.
  • Gain additional knowledge and skills related to the aviation industry and acting as a professional pilot that are above and beyond the FAA certification requirements and will allow them to be safer, more effective pilots and be competitive in the pilot job market.
  • Explore areas in math, writing, general education and approved elective course work that will allow them to function more effectively as an aviation employee and/or continue their education towards advanced degrees.

AAS: Aviation Science - Helicopter

  • Earn FAA certificates and ratings appropriate to the pilot career they seek.
    For Helicopter:
    1. Commercial Pilot Certificate with Rotorcraft Helicopter and optional Instrument Helicopter rating.
    2. Flight Instructor Rating with Rotorcraft Helicopter rating.
  • Gain additional knowledge and skills related to the aviation industry and acting as a professional pilot that are above and beyond the FAA certification requirements and will allow them to be safer, more effective pilots and be competitive in the pilot job market.
  • Explore areas in math, writing, general education and approved elective course work that will allow them to function more effectively as an aviation employee and/or continue their education towards advanced degrees.

AAS: Aviation Science - Airplane

  • Earn FAA certificates and ratings appropriate to the pilot career they seek.
    For Airplane:
    1. Commercial Pilot certificate with airplane single- and multi-engine and instrument airplane ratings.
    2. Flight Instructor certificate with airplane single- and multi-engine and instrument airplane ratings (If Flight Instructor specialization is chosen).
  • Gain additional knowledge and skills related to the aviation industry and acting as a professional pilot that are above and beyond the FAA certification requirements and will allow them to be safer, more effective pilots and be competitive in the pilot job market.
  • Explore areas in math, writing, general education and approved elective course work that will allow them to function more effectively as an aviation employee and/or continue their education towards advanced degrees.

 

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