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2023 - 2024 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Aviation Science - Concentration in Flight Education, B.S.


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(*Note: Students enrolled in flight courses will be assessed an additional flight lab fee (Flight Lab Costs ).)

The Aviation Science Program is the only four-year collegiate aviation education program in the State of North Carolina. The mission of the Aviation Science Program is to provide quality aviation education to a diverse student body by offering specializations in areas relevant to the highly competitive aerospace/aviation industry. Students who select Aviation Science as a major will complete the technical, managerial, and aviation courses that are necessary to fulfill the critical aviation personnel needs of local and state governments, the national government, business, and the aviation and aerospace industries. Graduates of the program will receive the Bachelor of Science degree in Aviation Science with a concentration in Aviation Management, Avionics, Flight Education, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, or Professional Aeronautics. Majors must earn a grade of “C” or better in each required Aviation Science course.

Curriculum


General Education courses (36 hours)


Major Core Requirements (39 hours)


Concentration Electives


Directions:  Select 3 credit hours from the courses below.

Electives (11 hours)


Subtotal: 120


Curriculum Guide for Majors in Aviation Science with a Concentration in Flight Education


Freshman Year


Subtotal: 14

Second Semester


Subtotal: 16

Sophomore Year


First Semester


Subtotal: 15

Second Semester


Subtotal: 15

Junior Year


Senior Year


First Semester


Subtotal: 15

Second Semester


Subtotal: 14

Subtotal: 120


Program Requirements


A C or better is required for all Major Requirements (Core Courses) and Concentration Courses.

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