Students will learn to spot trends, making timely adjustments and informed business decisions. Students will be introduced to finance concepts including risk, return, time value of money, capital budgeting, long-term financing and cost of capital. In this electronics course, the Commercial Pilot and Aviation Management students learn practical electronics concepts and theories related to aircraft and aviation. Students will learn fundamental electronics theory including voltage, current, resistant and Ohms law. Students will also use a variety of measurement instruments and be introduced to electronic communications.
Students gain hands-on experience in a lab environment.
Students will be exposed to relevant communication and reservation systems used within the aviation field. Practical experience will reinforce classroom theory. Students gain hands-on experience in a lab environment equipped with various relevant applications and local area networks. This course provides students with the basic skills required in establishing and operating a small business. Students prepare a complete business plan and study other steps required to start a new aviation-related business.