Aviation Maintenance Certificate

Location(s): Sidney

C2.4901 (72-78 credits)

The certificate in aviation maintenance is designed as a standalone program or to fulfill at least 77 credits of the Aviation Maintenance AAS degree.

NOTE: The credit hour requirement for a certificate in aviation maintenance exceeds the College’s definition for a certificate due to industry requirements.

Recommended Plan of Study

1st Semester

AVIA - 1101 Ground Operations & Regulations Credits: 3.5
AVIA - 1102 Applied Mathematics, Physics, and Weight & Balance for Aviation Credits: 3.5
AVIA - 1105 Aircraft Drawing, Fluid Lines, & Nav-Comm Credits: 3
AVIA - 1106 Materials, Processes, & Corrosion Credits: 3.5
AVIA - 1109 Applied Electrical Science for Aviation Maintenance Credits: 4.5
AVIA - 1301 Airframe Systems I Credits: 1.5

Total Semester Credits: 19.5

2nd Semester

AVIA - 1202 Airframe Structures I Credits: 2.5
AVIA - 1203 Airframe Structures II Credits: 2
AVIA - 1204 Airframe Structures III Credits: 3
AVIA - 1205 Airframe Structures IV Credits: 2.5
AVIA - 1302 Airframe Systems II Credits: 3.5
AVIA - 1303 Airframe Systems III Credits: 3.5

Total Semester Credits: 17

3rd Semester

AVIA - 2302 Airframe Systems IV Credits: 3
AVIA - 2305 Airframe Systems V Credits: 3
AVIA - 2307 Airframe Systems VI Credits: 4
AVIA - 2401 Engine Cooling & Reciprocating Theory Credits: 3
AVIA - 2501 Powerplant Systems I Credits: 4
AVIA - 2505 Engine Ignition Credits: 3.5

Total Semester Credits: 20.5

4th Semester

AVIA - 2402 Powerplant: Reciprocating Engine Maintenance Credits: 4
AVIA - 2403 Powerplant: Turbine Engines Credits: 4
AVIA - 2502 Powerplant Systems II Credits: 4.5
AVIA - 2503 Powerplant: Electrical Credits: 3
AVIA - 2504 Powerplant: Lubrication Credits: 1.5
AVIA - 2511 Powerplant Propellers Credits: 3