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166 Southeastern Oklahoma State University AVIA 3133 AVIATION ADMINISTRATION This course exposes the career oriented student to administrative and regulatory requirements and skills necessary to function in industry as mid-level managers. Case studies will be reviewed and analyzed. AVIA 3143 AVIATION HISTORY A study of early aviation pioneers and their achievements and the rapid advancements in aviation technology up to present day achievements. AVIA 3152 FUNDAMENTALS OF FLIGHT INSTRUCTION This course is a study of the fundamentals of flight instruction involving educational principles of the learning and teaching process, communication, teaching methods, critiquing, evaluating, and planning instructional activity. (Block class with current enrollment in AVIA 3202, Permission required) AVIA 3164 COMMERCIAL FLYING An intermediate flight course focusing on the knowledge and skills that are required to exercise the privileges and responsibilities of a Commercial Pilot. Course content includes but in not limited to emergency operations, safety procedures, slow flight and stalls, cross-country training into high-density airspace, and flight training in complex and high performance aircraft. Additionally commercial pilot applicants will be become proficient in performance maneuvers such as eights on pylons, lazy eights, and chandelles. (Permission required) AVIA 3173 AVIATION SAFETY A basic mid-curriculum class which will provide students with a working knowledge of airport, aviation flight, and ground safety. This course will enhance leadership potential of current aviation students and provide knowledge in the areas of law, medicine, business, and societal issues dealing with aviation and airport safety. AVIA 3202 FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR GROUND INSTRUCTION Students will plan and present individual oriented instructional activity aimed toward the use of effective teaching learned in AVIA 3152. Key topics include, course of training, blocks of learning, training syllabus, developing and presenting lesson plans. The mastery of the following subjects matter to include, but is not limited to; Federal Regulations, aerodynamics, performance calculations, aircraft system operations, navigational techniques, Private and Commercial flight maneuvers, physiological and weather considerations (Permission required) AVIA 3213 CORPORATE INTERNSHIP Designed to expose the student with workings of the corporate flight department and permit hands-on experience with flight planning, ground transportation, scheduling, catering, dispatching and other duties and responsibilities confronting the corporate pilot or mechanic. Time will be spent on site with various flight departments throughout the country. AVIA 3223 ADVANCED TURBINE AIRCRAFT Puts the student into the cockpit, either simulated or actual, placing added workload and decision-making situations in the path of success. Cockpit Resource Management concepts will be emphasized. AVIA 3233 ADVANCED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS This course is designed to familiarize the student with advanced aircraft systems of modern turbojet aircraft in the air transport category. Basic knowledge of electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and jet engine power plant systems are covered. Instruction is presented similar to an airline groundtraining program, which stresses the operational knowledge required of a pilot. The focus is on a Boeing 737 NG aircraft (Prerequisites: AVIA 1041, AVIA 2083 and AVIA 3123) AVIA 3241 FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR FLYING A comprehensive flight course concentrating on the knowledge and skills required to operate safely as a Certified Flight Instructor. Includes performance and analysis of training procedures and maneuvers such as stalls from various configurations; spin entry and recovery techniques; preparations of lesson plans; evaluations of student flight performance; effective preflight and post flight instruction; analysis and correction of common student pilot flight errors; and flight instructor responsibilities. (Permission required) AVIA 3284 INSTRUMENT GROUND INSTRUCTION A comprehensive study of the technical subject matter necessary to operate safely as an instrument rated pilot within a complex airspace system. In addition to an analysis of departure, en route, and arrival procedures, including both precision and non-precision instrument approach procedures, students will gain insight into technical subjects such as advanced navigation methods, IFR emergency procedures, and aircraft systems related to IFR flight. (Permission required) AVIA 3293 AVIATION TRANSPORTATION A study of the air transportation industry with a thorough knowledge of the organizational matrix, management responsibilities, and functional characteristics of international, major, national, and regional air carriers. AVIA 3321 INSTRUMENT FLYING An advanced flight course focusing on the knowledge and skill that are required to operate safely as an instrument rated pilot. The course offers an extensive training schedule centered on basic attitude flying and navigation. Additionally, flight training includes IFR cross-country procedures that culminate with ILS, GPS, or a variety of other instrument approach procedures. (Permission required) AVIA 3334 ADVANCED AERODYNAMICS This course is designed to prepare the student to understand and apply aerodynamics principles as they relate to advanced high performance aircraft. (Prereq: MATH 2143 and PHYS 1114) AVIA 3362 INSTRUMENT FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR GROUND INSTRUCTION A comprehensive classroom study of the technical subject matter and teaching methods associated with preparing pilots for the knowledge portion of the instrument rating practical exam. (Permission required) AVIA 3401 INSTRUMENT FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR FLYING A flight course that focuses on the knowledge and skills required to operate safely as Certified Flight Instructor with instrument privileges. The course’s focal point is an in-depth study of effective teaching methods associated with instrument flight training and the analysis and correction of common student errors. (Permission required) AVIA 3451 INTRODUCTION TO ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AIRCRAFT This course is designed to provide the professional pilot majors the necessary knowledge to transfer from legacy technology to current commercial cockpit design. This course will be an overview of advanced technology cockpit design and will incorporate the Garman G1000 cockpit display. AVIA 3503 INTEGRAT OF FLIGHT MNGT TECH&COMMERCIAL OPERATION This course is designed to provide professional pilot majors with an introduction and working knowledge of commercial flight operations incorporating the Boeing 737 Flight Management Systems. It also provides an in-depth study of FAA14 CRF parts 121 and 135 commercial operations. AVIA 4413 NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS Prepares students to conduct complex national and international trip planning. (Prerequisite: BIM 1553) (Must be taken in residence)
AVIA 4444 SECOND OFFICER-FLIGHT ENG WRIT TEST CERTIFICATE I Sixty (60) hours classroom instruction. Preparation for FAA Flight Engineer Basic written examination. AVIA 4485 SECOND OFFICER-FLIGHT ENGINEER WRIT TEST CERT II One hundred seventy-five (175) hours classroom instruction. Preparation for FAA Flight Engineer Turbojet written examination. AVIA 4524 SECOND OFFICER-FLIGHT CERTIFICATE Ten (10) hours of Boeing 727 logable F.E. simulator time plus other considerations. AVIA 4562 MULTIENGINE GROUND INSTRUCTION Theory of multiengine airplane operation including the ground instruction necessary for preparation for the FAA multiengine rating. covers transition to multiengine aircraft, multiengine aircraft systems, operational considerations, and emergency procedures. (Permission required) AVIA 4601 MULTIENGINE FLYING An advanced flight course that focuses on the safe operation of high performance multiengine aircraft. A significant portion of this course will center on flight in a failed engine condition by introducing students to Vmc demonstrations and single engine flight in various drag configurations. Additionally, students will be exposed to procedures associated with engine failures during and immediately following takeoff, cruise flight, and during landings. (Permission required) AVIA 4613 AVIATION MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP A supervised professional level work experience to expose the student to management practices in the aviation industry. (Prerequisite: Junior standing) AVIA 4621 MULTIENGINE FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR GROUND INSTRUCTION Principles and methodology of teaching multiengine flight. Including the ground instruction required to prepare for the FAA Flight Instructor-Airplane Multiengine rating. Covers teaching methods for transition to multiengine aircraft, multiengine aircraft systems, operational considerations, and emergency procedures. (Permission required) AVIA 4631 MULTIENGINE FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR FLYING A flight course intended to prepare the certified flight instructor for the additionally responsibilities of teaching in a multiengine aircraft. In addition to the effective performance and analysis of multiengine procedures, this course prepares students to anticipate and avert common training mishaps associated with the idiosyncrasies of multiengine flight training. (Permission required) AVIA 4643 PHYSIOLOGY A study of the physical and mental effects of flight as related to aircrew personnel performance and passenger comfort/behavior. AVIA 4651 ADVANCED CREW COORDINATION Flight instruction emphasizing crew coordination, crew resource management, command-response checklist procedure, and functioning as a flight crew in the corporate flight environment. (Prerequisite: AVIA 4601) AVIA 4663 CONTEMPORARY TOPICS IN AVIATION A detailed analysis of current issues facing management in various segments of the aviation industry. The social and economic impact that the aviation industry has on the U.S. and world economy is investigated in detail. Application of previously learned concepts are applied to real world and time sensitive case studies to develop a deeper understanding of current and forecast problems in aviation. (Prerequisites: Senior standing) Course Descriptions 167 AVIA 4674 CREW RESOURCE MANAGEMENT This course is designed to be a senior capstone achievement, which will require the pilot student to utilize all previous training and education to demonstrate good Crew Resource Management (CRM) skills in a commercial two-pilot cockpit environment. Line Oriented Flight Training (LOFT) will allow the student to demonstrate the CRM skills of a captain and copilot. Students will research and analyze human performance related to various major accidents. (Prerequisites: permission required) AVIA 4703 AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT GROUND INSTRUC- TION Seventy-five (75) hours classroom instruction. Preparation for FAA Airline Transport Pilot written examination. (Prerequisite: departmental approval) AVIA 4801 AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT FLYING A minimum of 25 hours dual instruction. Preparation for FAA Airline Transport Pilot flight test. (Prerequisite: AVIA 4703) AVIA 4970 SPECIAL STUDIES Individualized project selected in consultation with professor. AVIA 4980 SEMINAR Small group study of topic announced by department. AVIA 5103 AEROSPACE SAFETY PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT This course is designed to provide the essential elements critical to the development, identification, and implementation of an aerospace safety program. Critical measures are discussed and emphasized as integral elements of a comprehensive safety program with focus on identification and prevention of unique safety problems in aerospace. Interaction between national and state government, corporate, and local regulations will be examined in detail supplemented with pertinent case studies. AVIA 5153 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION This course is designed to examine the critical analysis of selected aircraft accidents and an evaluation of causal factors. Particular emphasis is placed in the study of human factors connected with flight and crew activities in aerospace operations. Interactions and cooperative agreements between international, national and state government, corporate, and local jurisdictions will be examined in detail supplemented with pertinent case studies. Field investigation techniques, laboratory techniques for accident reconstruction, analysis of cockpit voice recorders, flight data recorders, and air traffic control radar and voice tapes will be examined. AVIA 5203 LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN AEROSPACE This course addresses legal questions in the field of aviation and ethical factors involved therein. Current issues will be used as the medium for study of the legal and moral concepts that influence developments in both national and international air law. U.S. government and ICAO publication, aviation case reports, air law journals and international aviation treaties will be used as legal support materials. Legal and ethical considerations directly challenging the aviation professional will be addressed through case studies. AVIA 5213 AEROSPACE ECONOMICS AND FISCAL CON- TROL The major areas of emphasis of this course are the role of government, union and management relations, airline integration, centralized scheduling, flight and crew operations center structures, and crew management. The course will also examine the integration of all the areas of fiscal impact to include advertising, customer relations, maintenance coordination, compute code share, calculate air seat mile and the impact of the profit/loss.
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