The Certificate of Achievement is designed to provide recognition for the student who does not plan to complete an AAS degree program.
Students may be eligible to take the FAA written examinations for general, airframe, or powerplant after successful completion of the respective curriculums. Students may be eligible to take the Oral and Practical examinations after successful completion of the written examinations.
Program and Certificate Learning Outcomes:
- IO1 Communication
Students will be able to communicate clearly and effectively. - IO2 Quantitative Reasoning
Students will be able to reason mathematically. - IO3 Human Relations/Workplace Skills
Students will be able to demonstrate teamwork, ethics, appropriate safety awareness and/or workplace specific skills. - PO4 Students will be able to identify and explain FAA rules/regulations, as well as describe, identify components of, troubleshoot, and repair a variety of airframe and powerplant systems
Upon completion of the following courses, the student will earn a Certificate of Achievement.
Required Courses
Course Code
Title
Credits
5
5
3
AMT 201Aircraft Flight Controls and Metallic StructuresCreditsCourse CodeProgram10
AMT 202Non-Metallic Structures and RotorcraftCreditsCourse CodeProgram10
AMT 203Aircraft Electrical SystemsCreditsCourse CodeProgram5
AMT 204Aircraft Instrumentation and Avionics SystemsCreditsCourse CodeProgram6
AMT 205Aircraft Hydraulic/Pneumatic and Landing Gear SystemsCreditsCourse CodeProgram8
AMT 206Aircraft Fuel SystemsCreditsCourse CodeProgram2
AMT 207Aircraft Ice/Rain Control and Cabin Environmental Control SystemsCreditsCourse CodeProgram4
AMT 208Aircraft Water/Waste Systems and Airframe InspectionsCreditsCourse CodeProgram5
AMT 249AMT Motors, Generators, and AlternatorsCreditsCourse CodeProgram2
AMT 250AMT Fire SystemsCreditsCourse CodeProgram2
Sub-Total Credits
71
*Approved by FAA
Total Credits
71