2011 - 2012 Student Calendar - Helena College of Technology

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Aviation Maintenance TechnologyThe Aviation Maintenance Technology program provides students with the basic skills common to all mechanics as well as thespecialized requirements unique to aircraft maintenance. A partial listing of the special skills a student will learn can be foundin the course curriculum printed below.Satisfactory completion of the program prepares and qualifies students for the Federal Aviation Administration’s tests toobtain an Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic license. Completion of the program will also give the student the necessary jobskills to gain employment in the aircraft industry. The Aviation Maintenance Technology program is approved and licensedby the FAA and requires four semesters of study to complete the course.Students will need professional tools to gain employment upon graduation; therefore, they are required to purchase a tool setas outlined in the tool section. Students are required to purchase school-approved coveralls and red rags for use in the shopsand are responsible for a cleaning fee each semester.Faculty Advisor:Length of Program:Type of Program:Semester of Entry:Tod Dumas and Karl Kruger4 SemestersAssociate of Applied ScienceFall and Spring. The suggested sequence in this catalog is for students entering in the fall semester.Please see your advisor for a suggested spring entry sequence.First SemesterCourseNumber Course Title Credits AVIA100 Introduction to Aviation Maintenance / Mathematics / Basic Physics.............................................. 2 AVIA105 Basic Electricity.......................................................................................................................................... 2 AVIA110 Aircraft Drawings / Weight and Balance............................................................................................... 2 AVIA115 Materials and Processes / Fluid Lines and Fittings / Cleaning and Corrosion Control.................. 3 AVIA120 Ground Operation and Servicing........................................................................................................... 2 AVIA125 Maintenance Publications / Forms and Records / Mechanic Privileges and Limitations.............. 2 AVIA130 Basic Aerodynamics.................................................................................................................................. 2 AVIA135 Assembly and Rigging / Airframe Inspection...................................................................................... 3 M111T Technical Mathematics............................................................................................................................. 3Total Credits............................................................................................................................................ 21Second Semester AVIA140 Sheet Metal................................................................................................................................................. 3 AVIA145 Composites and Plastics........................................................................................................................... 3 AVIA150 Wood Structures........................................................................................................................................ 2 AVIA155 Aircraft Covering / Aircraft Finishes...................................................................................................... 2 AVIA160 Welding....................................................................................................................................................... 3 AVIA165 Hydraulic and Pneumatic Power Systems............................................................................................ 3 AVIA170 Aircraft Landing Gear Systems / Position and Warning Systems..................................................... 2 CAPP131 Basic MS Office.......................................................................................................................................... 3Total Credits............................................................................................................................................ 21 (42)Third Semester AVIA205 Aircraft Electrical Systems....................................................................................................................... 2 AVIA210 Aircraft Fuel Systems / Fire Protection Systems / Ice and Rain Control Systems........................... 3 AVIA215 Cabin Atmosphere Control Systems...................................................................................................... 2 AVIA220 Aircraft Instrument Systems / Communication and Navigation Systems....................................... 3 AVIA225 Development of Aircraft Powerplants................................................................................................... 2 AVIA230 Reciprocating Engines and Systems....................................................................................................... 6 WRIT121T Introduction to Technical Writing.......................................................................................................... 3Total Credits............................................................................................................................................ 21Fourth Semester AVIA235 Turbine Engines and Systems................................................................................................................. 6 AVIA240 Engine Instrument Systems..................................................................................................................... 2 AVIA245 Engine Electrical Systems / Auxiliary Power Unit............................................................................... 2 AVIA250 Engine Fire Protection Systems............................................................................................................... 2 AVIA255 Propellers and Unducted Fans................................................................................................................ 6 HR110T Career Development and Human Relations......................................................................................... 3Total Credits............................................................................................................................................ 21 (84)50 2011 - 2012 Academic Catalog UM-Helena College of Technology
Computer TechnologyComputer Technology is designed to teach students the basic knowledge and skills necessary to solve technical and businessoriented problems using computer development tools and to build and maintain computer systems and networks. Studentswill experience a variety of course work using Web development, workstation, and server-based computer systems. Coursesare organized to provide a mix of lecture and hands-on experiences. Typical classes cover personal computer applicationsand languages including Oracle, Visual Basic.NET, Java, SQL, PL/SQL, C#, ASP.NET, JSP, PHP, Perl, XML, and Java Script.Operating systems used are Windows 7, Windows 2008 Server, Cisco IOS, and Linux.Completion of the first year’s curriculum in Network Administration, Programming, or Webmaster leads to a certificate inComputer Assistant. The two-year curriculum leads to an Associate of Applied Science degree with options in NetworkAdministration, Programming, or Webmaster. Graduates in Network Administration have worked toward Cisco’s CCNA andMicrosoft’s MSCE certification and are marketable as network managers. Graduates in Programming are employable in largeorganizations, typically with Oracle, Java, or Microsoft-based systems and have worked toward several Oracle and Microsoftcertifications. Graduates with the Webmaster option are marketable as webmasters and web developers and have workedtoward Java and Microsoft certification. Note also that there are options in the A.A. and A.S. degrees that emphasize transferto 4-year programs.Students are required to take the classes and credits shown below from a selected option: Network Administration,Programming, or Webmaster. Elective credits are entirely up to the student and may be any 100 level or higher course asshown in the course schedule. Common choices include other computer classes, electronics classes, Microsoft Office classes, orbusiness and accounting classes.Faculty Advisors: Emmett Coon, Shaun Scott, and Bryon SteinwandRequirements for all programs: Students must fulfill their math requirements in at least M121 College Algebra and theirEnglish requirements in at least WRIT121T Introduction to Technical Writing. Students must have a computer competency equalto CAPP131 Basic MS Office. The placement is determined through placement testing at enrollment (or previous accredited classes).Students who do not place into the class will be required to take it at the beginning of their program, although the credits maybe used to meet the elective requirements in the first semester.As a graduation requirement students in the UM-Helena Computer Technology A.A.S. program must demonstrate proficiencyin the program core and their chosen option area: Networking, Programming, or Webmaster. All Computer Technology A.A.S.students must pass a proficiency test based upon core course objectives, option area course objectives within the students’option of choice, program objectives, and corresponding nationally recognized competencies and standards. Self-paced studyguides and focused study sessions are available to supplement developing skills and conceptual knowledge necessary to passthe test.Length of Programs: Computer Assistant - 2 SemestersComputer Technology - 4 SemestersType of Program: Computer Assistant - Certificate of Applied ScienceComputer Technology - Associate of Applied ScienceSemester of Entry: Fall and Spring. The suggested sequence in this catalog is for students entering in the fall semester. Please see youradvisor for a suggested spring entry sequence.Computer AssistantA one year certificate is earned by completing the courses shown for the first year in any of the three options to total 33 or 34credits.UM-Helena College of Technology 2011 - 2012 Academic Catalog 51
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