COURSE CURRICULUM

The Aviation Technology – Aircraft Maintenance and Avionics program is a comprehensive multi-level advanced diploma designed to equip students with both mechanical and electronic expertise required in the aviation industry. In Level 1, students build foundational knowledge through courses such as Shop Safety and Aircraft Tools, Aircraft Corrosion Control, Fixed Wing Aerodynamics, Reciprocating Engines, Aircraft DC Electrical Systems, Communication Strategies for AME, and Co-operative Education Employment Preparation. Level 2 introduces structural and systems-based learning, including Aircraft Metallic Structures, Hydraulic Controls and Emergency Equipment, Rotary Wing Aerodynamics, and Aircraft AC Electrical Systems, along with a general education elective. In Level 3, students progress to advanced subjects like Aircraft Materials and Hardware, Non-Metallic Structures and Composite Systems, Gas Turbine Engines, Fuel and Ignition Systems, and Aircraft Airframe Electrical Systems. Level 4 focuses on Maintenance Techniques, Aircraft Turbine Engine Maintenance, Starting and Indication Systems, Avionics Introduction, and Car/Amo Management. Level 5 shifts toward avionics specialization, covering Digital Fundamentals, Flight Instruments, Aircraft Electrical Power, and Avionics Radio systems. Finally, Level 6 includes Aircraft Automatic Flight Control Systems, Avionics Installations and Standard Practices, Navigation Systems, Flight Line Maintenance Practices, and Aircraft Wireless Communications. Overall, the program integrates aircraft maintenance and avionics training to prepare students for diverse aviation careers with strong technical and practical skills.