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Start a financially-rewarding and dynamic career as an airframe and powerplant technician. Upon completion of the FAA-certified program, you will be prepared to work in the aviation industry maintaining a broad spectrum of aircraft, from small planes to large-scale commercial jets.

THE PROGRAM

The Aviation Technology program teaches you all you need to know for the Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) licensure exam, opening the door to a rewarding and dynamic career in the aviation industry.

The Aviation Maintenance Technology curriculum starts with aircraft familiarization, math, physics, and basic aircraft electricity before moving on to airframe and powerplant subjects such as hydraulics, landing gear, flight controls, and the teardown, inspection, buildup and testing of reciprocating and turbine engines.

Your studies can lead to an exciting, high-demand career maintaining and repairing aircraft or to other careers, including analyzing work methods and best practices, designing support systems for maintenance personnel, monitoring safety, developing and delivering training, and more.

You will have the opportunity to complete training and test for your Airframe and Powerplant licenses in just 24 months. Careers in aviation maintenance are soaring….and so are the paychecks!

For more information about the Aviation Technology program, or how to register:

Admissions Office

870.733.6728
Email: admissions@asumidsouth.edu

Or contact Millard Smith, Lead Aviation Technology Instructor
870.733.6859
msmith5354@asumidsouth.edu

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Program Outcomes

In addition to satisfying the General Education Learning Outcomes (GEO) listed below:

the Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Maintenance Technology program graduates are expected to satisfy the following program goals:
• Develop the technical skills necessary for entry-level employment in the aviation maintenance industry.
• Meet the technical knowledge requirement for mechanics certification, required by Federal Aviation Regulation, Part 65.
• Develop general education in reading, writing, mathematics, and science reasoning applicable to the aviation industry.

Graduates of the Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Maintenance Technology are expected to satisfy General Education Outcomes (GEO) and Program Outcomes. GEO’s include:

GEO 1: Communicate effectively in standard, edited American English.

• Provide content that is clearly focused and supported by the writer’s understanding of the topic.
• Use appropriate grammar, punctuation, spelling, and syntax.
• Logically organize and develop ideas in writing.
• Provide an appropriate introduction and conclusion to verbal or written presentation.
• Provide main points that are well developed and clear.
• Use appropriate gestures, movement, and eye contact to give a poised and professional presentation.
• Speak clearly and understandably using standard, edited English.

GEO 2: Solve problems using mathematical skills appropriate to the task.

• Demonstrate ability to complete different mathematical tasks by using fundamental mathematical operations and principles.
• Perform and apply mathematical operations efficiently and effectively.
• Demonstrate understanding of mathematical tasks by communicating results in written form.
• Effectively use technology to help solve mathematical problems.

GEO 3: Develop work ethic skills relevant to the students’ future academic or professional careers.

• Demonstrate the ability to effectively work in a team.
• Demonstrate effective communication, cooperation, and organizational skills to complete all assigned tasks.
• Demonstrate dependable character and the ability to respect others regardless of personal or cultural differences.
• Demonstrate a positive attitude and the ability to appropriately handle criticism.
• Demonstrate that consistent attendance and productivity are a priority.
• Maintain an appropriate appearance for academic and professional settings.

GEO 4: Use common computer applications to locate, communicate, process, and store information.

• Demonstrate basic computer and operating system skills.
• Perform core application tasks within computer software packages, such as Word, Power Point, and Excel.
• Use a search engine and/or electronic databases to access, navigate, and evaluate information on the Internet.
• Communicate effectively using email and/or online discussion forums.

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