These programs are designed to be completed in eight regular semesters and one summer semester, except for the flight management concentration where summer semesters are optional. The courses in this program of study will prepare the student for a leadership role in one of the many areas related to aircraft maintenance. The Computer Science Concentration emphasizes use of the computer as a management tool and provides a valuable foundation for those desiring to move into systems development. The graduate of this program will understand how to implement computer technology into real world situations. The Design Technology Concentration is for students who desire to work in the field of manufacturing design but do not wish to do so from the engineering perspective.
Courses provide hands-on experience with design, drawing, manufacturing, and production methods.
The Electronics Systems Concentration is for the student interested in a career in the rapidly changing field of aircraft electronics. This program provides a strong aircraft systems curriculum combined with selected electrical engineering technology courses. Graduates from this program typically work as production and design engineers in the aviation industry. This concentration leads to certification as a commercial pilot multi-engine and single engine with instrument ratings. This concentration has several AERF elective courses which may be utilized to gain advanced certificates, ratings or other advanced flight training.