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Nov 21, 2024
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2017-2018 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG–FOR INFORMATION ONLY]
Aviation, A.A.S.
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Southern Utah University offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in Aviation with three specializations: Rotor-Wing (helicopter) Pilot, Fixed Wing (airplane) Pilot, and Unmanned Aircraft Operator. These specialized tracks share a common core of general education courses. The two Pilot specializations share a common core of general aviation courses. The Unmanned Aircraft Operator specialization allows many of the same general aviation courses but it has its own list of core courses which are required. Specialized flight labs for the two Pilot specializations involve simulators and various aircraft which are housed at the Cedar City Airport. Unmanned Aircraft Operator flight labs include flying a simulator and a variety of unmanned aircraft systems at various locations both on campus and off campus. For further information, please visit http://suu.edu/aviation
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Note:
*Courses marked with an asterisk can be applied to either the Fixed-Wing Pilot or Rotor-Wing Pilot specializations.
General Education (20-22 Credits)
Required Aviation Core for both Pilot Specializations (26-28 credits)
Rotor-Wing Pilot Specialization
Rotor-Wing Pilot Specialization Required Courses (10 Credits)
Rotor-Wing Pilot Specialization Electives (10-14 Credits)
Select 10-14 credits from the courses below:
Fixed-Wing Pilot Specialization
Fixed Wing Pilot Specialization Required Courses (10 Credits)
Fixed-Wing Pilot Specialization Electives (10-14 Credits)
Select 10-14 credits from the courses below:
Unmanned Aircraft Operator Specialization
Unmanned Aircraft Operator Specialization Required Courses (28 Credits)
Unmanned Aircraft Operator Specialization Electives (14-16 Credits)
Select 14-16 credits from the courses below:
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