| Aircraft Maintenance Electricity and Electronics |
AIRM 70A |
- Students will build an electrical kit.
- Students will be able to select and use proper size wire
- Student will perform calculations utilizing Ohm's law..
- Student will demonstrate how to properly measure volts, amps and resistance using a DMM.
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Aircraft Maintenance Electricity and Electronics |
AIRM 70B |
- Students will demonstrate the proper use of electrical system test equipment
- Students will understand current flow in an alternating current circuit
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Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 95A |
- Students will be able to repair reciprocating engines
- Students will understand reciprocating engine displacement formulas
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Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 95B |
- Students will be able to apply all of the steps necessary to overhaul a reciprocating engine
- Students will be able to perform reciprocating engine runs
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Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 98A |
- 90% of students will earn a minimum of 70% (FAA standard) on a written exam pertaining to engine ignition systems, magneto theory, magneto timing, spark plugs, and ignition leads.
- 90% of students will earn a minimum of 70% (FAA standard) on a written exam pertaining to turbine engine ignition systems, spark ignitors, ignition leads, and ignition system safety.
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Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 98B |
- 90% of students will earn a minimum of 70% (FAA standard) on a written exam pertaining to engine lubrication system construction, operation and adjustment.
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Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 97A |
- Students will understand the operation of instruments used with aircraft engines
- Students will be able to perform engine fire detection and suppression system inspections
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Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 97B |
- Students will understand the effects of air pressure and air velocity as it effects the internal operation of a carburetor.
- Students will understand the procedure for trimming a turbine engine fuel control unit.
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Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 96A |
- Students will understand Newton's laws as applied to turbine engine theory
- Students will be able to perform turbine engine inspections
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Aircraft Powerplant Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 96B |
- Students will understand the theory of propeller lift
- Students will be able to repair a propeller
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Airframe Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 92A |
- Students will understand the use of hydraulic force
- Students will be able to repair aircraft brake systems
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Airframe Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 92B |
- Students will be able to troubleshoot flight instrumentation systems
- Students will be able to inspect aircraft fuel storage systems
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Airframe Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 91A |
- Students will know how to inspect wooden structures for defects
- Students will demonstrate the ability to apply aircraft finishes and paints
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Airframe Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 91B |
- Students will demonstrate proper composite construction practices
- Students will repair damaged composite structures
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Airframe Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 93A |
- Students will be able to inspect aircraft heating and cooling systems
- Students will be able to troubleshoot the operation of ice and rain control systems
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Airframe Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 93B |
- Students will be able to inspect aircraft fire detection systems
- Students will be able to demonstrate proper aircraft inspection techniques
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Airframe Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 90A |
- Students will be able to identify basic aircraft design theories, aircraft nomenclature, aircraft / rotorcraft flight dynamics, flight controls, and structural components
- Students will be able to balance a flight control
- Students will define aircraft sheet metal and fastener systems, and forming / bending of sheet metal structures.
- Students will demonstrate the proper methods used calculating set back and bend allowance, and then properly compute an aircraft’s sheet metal component bend calculation.
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Airframe Maintenance Technology |
AIRM 90B |
- Students will be able to identify aircraft wood structure, aircraft wood structure use requirements, and aircraft wooden structure inspection requirements.
- Students will be able to identify aircraft fabric covering and inspection requirements.
- Students will be able to identify aircraft paint and finish materials, application, and inspection requirements
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Aviation Maintenance Science |
AIRM 71 |
- Students will accurately perform aircraft weight and balance computations.
- Students will evaluate & define the legal privileges and limitation of aircraft technicians.
- Students will define and evaluate FAA regulations pertaining to aircraft manintennce.
- Students will be able to interpret an engineering drawing.
- Students will analyze the effects of human factors on the industry and on the aircraft technician.
- Students will be able to define the concepts of density, specific gravity, pressure, and the laws of physics in regard to aviation related concepts.
- Students will be able to perform basic algebra calculations in regard to aviation related formulas.
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Aviation Materials and Processes |
AIRM 72 |
- Students will select aircraft hardware based on part number or by application.
- Students will be able to perform heat treating processes on metals.
- Students will accurately locate, drill and tap machine threads in aluminum.
- Students will define sizing, materials and correct application of various aircraft fittings, tubing and hoses.
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Aviation Welding |
AIRM 73 |
- Students will demonstrate the use of oxygen acetylene welding methods
- Students will understand and use inert gas welding techniques
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