AER 2003 Airframe Structures I

In this course, the student learns about different aircraft construction methods to include wood, fabric, composites, and welding, as well as the science behind their development. They have the opportunity to practice these building methods by constructing small structures, damaging, then repairing them to observe various outcomes.

• School

  School of Professional Studies and Management

• Number

  2003

• Subject

  Aviation (AER)

• Semester

  Fall

• Lecture/Lab/Seminar Hours

  1 hour of lecture, 1.5 hours of lab per week

• Prerequisites

  • AER 1000 Introduction to Aviation Maintenance
  • AER 1002 Aircraft & Airmen Regulations & Documents
  • AER 1004 Aircraft Environmental Protection
  • AER 1006 Aircraft Blueprints & Drawings
  • AER 1008 Aircraft Electronic Theory
  • AER 1012 Aircraft Materials, Testing, & Tools
  • AER 1014 Aircraft Ground Handling

• Additional Prerequisites

  • Complete all prerequisites with a grade of B or better

• Credits

  2.5