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General Aviation Flight Technology
Associate of Science
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Delivery:
Internet
On-Campus Requirements:
None
Access:
In-state, out-of-state, and international students can access all aviation
courses in this program.
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This 62-hour program provides an academically-oriented progression of instruction that trains the student in aviation fundamentals (primary training), instrument training, and commercial pilot certification.
The program is integrated with two years of General Education studies that may be taken on-campus or through distance learning courses offered by Indiana State University and the Indiana College Network. All aviation and approved general education credits earned in this two-year degree program may be applied toward completion of the bachelor's degree in professional flight technology.
This program can be completed in three to four semesters (full time). Students also have the option of part-time study.
Flight Training
The required flight training for the pilot certificates may be obtained at any
established flight training facility that has FAA Part 141 authorization or
meets the same standards as Part 141. ISU does not conduct any of the required
flight training, nor is it affiliated in any way with any flight training
facility that offers such. Consideration will be given to allow college credit
to students who have already obtained flight certificates or aviation flight
experience. Questions should be directed to the
Department of Aviation Technology.
Courses
This program includes 62 credit hours (listed below). To sample and access
aviation courses, click on the "LOGIN NOW"
next to each course, and use guest as the user name and password.
| Aviation Technology (26 hours) | ||
| AVT 130 | Introduction to Aviation Technology | |
| AVT 141 | Private Pilot Theory | LOGIN >> |
| AVT 205 | General Aviation Operations | LOGIN >> |
| AVT 211 | Aircraft Systems I | |
| AVT 223 | Aviation Weather Services | LOGIN >> |
| AVT 241 | Advanced Navigation Systems | LOGIN >> |
| AVT 243 | Instrument/Commercial Theory I | LOGIN >> |
| AVT 245 | Instrument/Commercial Theory II | LOGIN >> |
| Flight (6 hours) | ||
| AVT 142 | Private Pilot Flight I | |
| AVT 144 | Private Pilot Flight II | |
| AVT 242 | Instrument/Commercial Flight I | |
| AVT 244 | Instrument/Commercial Flight II | |
| AVT 342 | Instrument/Commercial Flight III | |
| AVT 344 | Instrument/Commercial Flight IV | |
| General Education (22 - 25 hours) | ||
| AVT or General Education Electives (2-8 hours) | ||
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Course Descriptions |
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Admission Requirements
It is mandatory that students contact the Academic Advisor (below) prior to
applying for admission to the University. In addition to satisfying admission
requirements, students must be able to pass the Federal Aviation Class II
Medical Examination to be eligible for a commercial pilot certificate.
Academic Advisor
Steve W. Shure
Professor, Aviation Technology
1-800-833-5325
sshure@isugw.indstate.edu
Related Links
Department of Aviation Technology
Indiana State University
www.indstate.edu/aviation
The Catalog of Indiana State University is the document of authority for all students. The requirements given in the catalog supersede information issued by any academic department, program, college, or school. The University reserves the right to change the requirements at any time.