The Aviation Management specialization
is focused on students who wish to someday operate their own aviation business or
aviation flight department. Students obtain pilot certification from the private
pilot through commercial certificates. The Certified Flight Instructor is not required for graduation, and
there is a strong emphasis on business related courses.
Below is a guide sheet for the classes that will need to be taken
to receive an Aviation Management degree.
FALL 1:
AVIA 101 Introduction to Aviation
AVIA 270 Private Pilot Theory
AVIA 272 Private Pilot Flight 1
ABE 353/353L Introduction to Meteorology and Lab
ENGL 101 GR1 Composition 1
MATH 102 GR5 College Algebra (If Required)
SPRING 1:
AVIA 200 Aviation Safety
AVIA 201 Aviation Weather
AVIA 273 Private Pilot Flight 2
ENGL 201 GR1 Composition 2
MATH 121/121L GR5 Survey of Calculus
WEL 100 or GS 143 IR2 Well. or Life. Learn.
FALL 2:
AVIA 371 Instrument Pilot Theory
AVIA 372 Instrument Flight
PHYS 101/101L GR6 Survey of Physics and Lab
ECON 202 GR3 Macroeconomic Principles
SOC 100 GR3 Sociology
GR4
SPRING 2:
AVIA 250 Advanced Flight Principles
AVIA 375 Commercial Pilot Theory
AVIA 376 Commercial Pilot Flight 1
ACCT 210 Principles of Accounting
GR4
Electives
FALL 3:
AVIA 302 Aviation Law
AVIA 305 Intro. to Aviation Administration
AVIA 377 Commercial Pilot Flight 2
GEOG 131/131L GR6 Phys. Geography & Lab
ACCT 211 Principles of Accounting 2
SPRING 3:
AVIA 300 Human Factors in Aviation
BADM 310 Business Finance
ECON 201 Microeconomic Principles
CSC 105 Introduction to Computers
ENGL 379 Technical Writing
SPCM 101 GR2 Fundamentals of Speech
FALL 4:
BADM 350 Legal Environment of Business
BADM 360 Organization and Management
SOC 353 Sociology of Work
IR3
IR1
SPRING 4:
AVIA 400 Air Transportation System
Electives
AVIA ELECTIVE OPTIONS:
AVIA 470 Flight Instructor Theory/Flight
AVIA 472 Cert. Flight Instructor Instrument
AVIA 473 Cert. Flight Instructor Multi-Engine
AVIA 488 Student Flight Instruction
AVIA 494 Aviation Internship
DECLARED MINOR:_____________________
GEOGRAPHY MINOR (16 credits required):
GEOG 132/132L Physical Geography 2
GEOG 200 Intro. to Human Geography
GEOG 210 World Regional Geography
GEOG 337 Atmospheric Sciences
GEOG 383/383L Cartography
GEOG 483/483L Air Photo Interpretation
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