However, since this degree program contains a lot of courses currently existing within our Commercial Flight A.S. degree, current students could easily transition to the new degree or receive a dual degree in minimum time. Our first graduates of this new program are thus projected for Spring 1999. A total of 3 AIRT lecture classes and 3 AIRT labs were deleted from the previous degree in Air Traffic Control. An overview of the aviation industry, including economic and government considerations. Surveys the varied scope of commercial aviation businesses and directly related occupations.
Emphasis is on commercial airline operational factors.
Introduces computer hardware, software, procedures, systems, and human resources. Explores the integration and application of computers in business and other segments of society. Emphasizes coordination and control within a team building foundation. Includes special flight operations and emergency assistance. Lab activities include team building skills utilizing control tower simulations, terminal aircraft separation standards, and a variety of interpersonal team exercises.