Aviation Maintenance Technology / Associate Degree

Total Credit Hours: 77-78

Major Credit Hours: 68-69

This five-semester program prepares the student for a career in the field of aviation maintenance and includes additional business and written and oral communications courses. The successful student will complete a minimum of 77 to 78 academic credit hours and receive Lewis University Certificates of Completion for both Airframe and Powerplant.

Degree Requirements

I. Core Courses (68-69)

46-101	Aviation Mathematics	4
-	OR
13-119	Intermediate Algebra	3
46-102	Introduction to Aviation	1
46-105	Aviation Technical Writing	3
-	OR
06-xxx	English writing course	3
46-106	Aviation Fundamentals	4
46-110	Aircraft Structures I	4
46-120	Aircraft Electricity I	4
46-130	Introduction to A/C Structures and Engine NDT NDE	3
46-135	Drafting and Blueprint Reading	3
46-200	Aircraft Instruments	4
46-201	Aviation Physics I	4
46-210	Aircraft Structures II	4
46-220	Aircraft Electricity II	4
46-310	Aircraft Reciprocating Engines	4
46-320	Aircraft Systems	4
46-330	Aircraft Engine Accessories	4
46-410	Gas Turbine Powerplants	4
46-420	Aircraft Propellers	4
46-430	Aircraft Inspection and Engine Testing	4
46/47-xxx	Aviation Elective	3

(Regarding the writing requirement, any 100-level, 3-credit hour writing course offered by the English Department is acceptable; an English Placement Examination is required.)

 

II. General Education Courses (9)

04-xxx	Economics option	3
10-112	Introduction to Human Communication	3
19-100	The Search for Faith	3
-	OR
19-106	Introduction to Christian Theology	3

For more information on General Education coursework, see the General Information section of this catalog.