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Aviation Maintenance Management Bachelor of Science

Total Credit Hours: 128

Major Credit Hours: 89

This program is designed for the student who is planning a career in aviation maintenance management. The successful student will have a minimum of 128 credit hours and receive Lewis University Certificates of Completion for both Airframe and Powerplant.

Degree Requirements

I. Core Courses (80)

46-102Introduction to Aviation

1
46-106Aviation Fundamentals

4
46-110Aircraft Structures I

4
46-120Aircraft Electricity I

4
46-130Introduction to A/C Structures and Engine NDT NDE

3
46-135Drafting and Blueprint Reading

3
46-200Aircraft Instruments

4
46-201Aviation Physics I

4
46-202Aviation Physics II

3
46-210Aircraft Structures II

4
46-220Aircraft Electricity II

4
46-310Aircraft Reciprocating Engines

4
46-320Aircraft Systems

4
46-330Aircraft Engine Accessories

4
46-410Gas Turbine Powerplants

4
46-420Aircraft Propellers

4
46-430Aircraft Inspection and Engine Testing

4
47-321Transportation Legislation

3
47-353Air Transportation

3
47-373Transportation Safety

3
47-463Aircraft Accident Investigation

3
06-111College Writing 1

3
13-119Intermediate Algebra

3

II. Management Courses (9)

61-200Principles of Management

3
61-360Human Resource Management

3
61-380Supervisory Management

3

III. General Education Courses (39)

The following general education requirements are listed and satisfied under the core curriculum:

The writing requirement is met by 06-111 College Writing 1.

The mathematics requirement is met by 13-119 Intermediate Algebra.

The two science requirements are met by 46-201/46-202 Aviation Physics I & II.

The college experience requirement is met by 46-102 or 47-102 Introduction to Aviation.

The advanced writing requirement is met by successful completion of 47-321 Aviation Legislation (47-321) and 47-463 Aircraft Accident Investigation.

For additional required General Education coursework, see the General Information section in this catalog.