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130 Programs of Study ENT 217 CDT 221 CDT 223 MDT 261 CDT 205 MDT 100 AET 245
Machine Design Structural Drafting for Technicians Civil Engineering Drafting HVAC and Pipe Systems Drafting Fundamentals of Surveying Engineering Blueprints Advanced Design
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
TOTAL HOURS
28
Building Construction Required Courses AET 221 BUC 133 CMT 102 BUC 110
Energy Design of Buildings Building Codes Blueprint Reading for Construction Basic Construction Tools and Materials Fundamentals of Surveying Floors and Walls Framing Interior and Exterior Finishes OSHA Homebuilders License Exam Review On-Grade Concrete Applications Decks and Patios Framing Lab Framing Lab
CDT 205 BUC 121 BUC 131 CMT 114 BUC 150 BUC 141 BUC 164 BUC 170 BUC 171
TOTAL HOURS
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 25 25
ing efforts, tracking criminals, monitoring traffic, border patrol, off-shore oil transportation, and rescuing and evacuating injured persons.
Program Description and Expectations The Aviation Program consists of flight and ground instruction, which will qualify students for various careers in the aviation industry. Students will have the opportunity to acquire FAA certification for the Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, and Commercial Pilot Certificates. Advanced certificates and ratings may also be acquired. Upon successful completion of the program, students will receive an Associate in Applied Science Degree. Interested students should contact the Aviation Program for appropriate forms and instructions. If you have the personal ambition and drive to become a professional pilot, our aviation technology program can provide challenging and innovative curricula, and course work integrated with a quality flight training program to prepare you for a career in professional aviation. The Wallace State Aviation Department is fully accredited by the FAA and is approved by the Alabama State Department of Education for flight instruction under the U.S. Veteran's Administration Program. Persons who qualify for admission to Flight Technology degree programs may be eligible for advanced standing credit for their aviation training and experience. The number of flight technology credits granted will be determined by an evaluation of professional credentials and qualifications including Federal Aviation Administration Certificates.
Admission
Flight Technology Mr. Bert Mackentepe, Instructor 256.737.3040 bert.mackentepe@wallacstate.edu
Admission to the College is required but does not guarantee admissions to the flight technology program as the flight program has additional admissions requirements that must be met.
Attendance
Associate in Applied Science (6 semesters) Short Term Certificates (1-3 semesters) Career Cluster: Transportation, Distribution & Logistics At a Glance Most students in this program become airline pilots, copilots, flight instructors, and flight engineers who transport passengers and cargo. However, one out of five pilots become a commercial pilot involved in tasks such as dusting crops, spreading seed for reforestation, testing aircraft, flying passengers and cargo to areas not served by regular airlines, directing firefight-
The Federal Aviation Administration regulates class attendance for the aviation program. Therefore, attendance is much more restrictive than some programs offered by Wallace State. No absences are permitted in the FAA approved ground schools. All missed coursework must be complete to meet FAA requirements for course completion.
Program Entry Requirements: Associate in Applied Science Degree 1. Must possess a 3rd class (or higher) medical-student pilot certificate obtained from a designated FAA medical examiner 2. Must present an original birth certificate or current passport 3. Must present a current driver’s license or Government Issued Photo ID 4. Minimum ACT score of 18 or the equivalent score on the SAT.
Wallace State Community College 2013-2014