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Airframe Mechanic

   

Certificate of Technical Studies

This Certificate signifies that the student has completed the coursework in General Curriculum Subjects and in Airframe Curriculum Subjects and confirms eligibility to take the General and Airframe written exams, as well as the oral and practical exam of the FAA Airframe Mechanic exam.

To receive this certificate, students must:

  • Have a cumulative GPA of 2.00 or higher in the courses required for the CTS.
  • Complete the following Program of Study.

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate will be able to:

  • Demonstrate how to identify, troubleshoot, and repair airframe deficiencies.
  • Demonstrate basic electrical and avionics competencies.
  • Demonstrate familiarity with required regulatory and documentation procedures used in aviation maintenance.

First Semester

  • AMTG 1016, General Maintenance Practices - 6 Credit Hours
  • AMTG 1026, General Maintenance Processes - 6 Credit Hours

Semester Total: 12 Credit Hours

Second Semester

  • AMTA 1216, Aircraft Structures - 6 Credit Hours
  • AMTA 1224, Aircraft Finishes - 4 Credit Hours

Semester Total: 10 Credit Hours

Third Semester

  • AMTA 1236, Aircraft Electrical - 6 Credit Hours
  • AMTA 1244, Aircraft Systems - 4 Credit Hours

Semester Total: 10 Credit Hours

Total Program Credit Hours: 32

For additional information, contact the Technical Education Division at 225-216-8367.