College: Economics and Administrative Sciences

This major focuses on the design, maintenance, and operation of electrical and electronic systems in aviation. Students explore aircraft electronics and electrical systems, communication systems, navigation systems, and safety regulations. The program emphasizes technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and the application of engineering principles to ensure the reliability and safety of aviation systems. Graduates are prepared for careers in aviation maintenance, engineering, and related technical fields.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand aviation electrical and electronic systems.
• Develop skills in designing, maintaining, and troubleshooting aviation systems.
• Learn techniques to ensure system reliability and safety.
• Explore the role of electronics in modern aircraft.
• Understand regulatory standards, safety protocols, and ethical considerations.
• Analyze challenges and opportunities in aviation electronics and electricity.
• Develop teamwork and problem-solving skills for aviation projects.

Main Curriculum:

1. Introduction to Aviation Electricity and Electronics - Overview of aviation electrical and electronic systems and safety regulations.
2. Aviation Electronics - Principles of electronics and techniques for designing and maintaining aviation electronic systems.
3. Aircraft Electrical Systems - Basics of aircraft electrical systems, maintenance, and troubleshooting techniques.
4. Communication Systems - Principles of aviation communication systems and techniques for ensuring reliable communications.
5. Navigation Systems - Basics of navigation systems and techniques for their integration and utilization in aviation.
6. Safety and Regulatory Standards - Understanding of regulatory standards, safety protocols, and ethical considerations in aviation.
7. Electronic Devices - Principles and techniques for designing and maintaining electronic devices.
8. Troubleshooting and Maintenance - Methods for troubleshooting and maintaining aviation electrical and electronic systems.
9. Emerging Trends - Analysis of innovations such as electric aircraft and advanced aviation electronics.
10. Graduation Project - A real-world project to apply the acquired skills in designing, maintaining, or troubleshooting aviation systems.

Assessment Methods:

Aviation system designs, electrical system maintenance plans, communication system analyses, navigation system integrations, safety protocols, device designs, troubleshooting reports, research papers, group projects, and internships.

Recommended Textbooks:

• "Aviation: Introduction to Aviation Electronics" by Alan V. Gibson.
• "Aircraft Electrical and Electronic Systems" by R.D. Prasad and I.J. Nagrath.
• "Aviation Communication Systems" by David White.
• "Air Navigation Systems" by David White.

Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge of electronics, electrical systems, and aviation principles. Suitable for students interested in aviation maintenance, electronics, and electrical engineering.

Program Duration:

Typically 4 years to obtain a Bachelor's degree, including coursework, projects, and internships.

Certification:

Graduates may earn a degree in aviation electrical and electronics and pursue certifications such as Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) or Aviation Electronics Technician.

Target Audience:

Aspiring aviation maintenance engineers, electronics technicians, electrical engineers, and aviation professionals seeking specialization in aviation electrical and electronic systems. This major provides students with the skills necessary to excel in aviation electronics and electricity, supporting advancements in aviation safety, reliability, and technological innovation.