Bachelor of Science in Aviation & Future Transportation Technology

Communications
‍(6 Credit Hours are required as a second language)
1. English as a second language
EN 101 English Reading Skills 3
EN 103 English Grammar I 3
EN 104 English Listening and Speaking 3
EN 202 American Culture 3
AM 101 Aviation English I 3
AM 201 Aviation English II 3
2. Korean as a second language
KR 101 Beginner Korean I 3
KR 102 Beginner Korean II 3
KR 103 Intermediate Korean I 3
KR 104 Intermediate Korean II 3
KR 201 Advanced Korean I 3
KR 202 Advanced Korean II 3

History:
HI 103 Origins of the Modern World:World History 3
HI 202 United States History 3

Non-sequenced Courses
GE 107 Introduction to Philosophy and Ethics (*) 3
GE 108 Introduction to Sociology 3
GE 110 College Algebra (*) 3
GE 112 Principles of Economics (*) 3
GE 113 Introduction to Computers 3
GE 117 The Understanding of Music 3
GE 204 Fundamentals of Public Speech 3
GE 205 Introduction to Information and Communication 3
GE 206 Introduction to Psychology 3
GE 209 Political Science 3
GE 211 U.S. Government 3
GE 215 Principles of Leadership 3
GE 302 Globalization 3
GE 303 Introduction to Anthropology 3
*Required‍

NT 101 Introduction to New Testament 3
OT 101 Introduction to Old Testament 3
NT 202 Life of Christ 3
OT 203 Pentateuch 3TH 201 Bible Doctrines I 3
BS 301 Interpretation of the Bible 3
NT 303 Acts and Pauline Epistles 3
TH 301 Bible Doctrines II 3
OT 303 History of Israel 3
TH 401 Theology of Spiritual Life 3

AA 347 Cabin Service Chinese Language 3
AA 449 Image Making 3
AA 451 Office Automation 3
AA 454 Aviation Practical English 3
AA 455 Airline Interview English 3
AA 456 Cabin Crew Interview 3
AD 431 Weight and Balance 3
AD 432 Aeronautical Charts 3
AD 433 Air Traffic Control Procedures andAviation Communication 3
AD 434 Airplane Performance 3
AD 435 Security and Carriage of Dangerous Goods 3
AD 436 International Flight Operations 3
AD 437 International Flight Planning 3
AD 439 Occurrence and Emergency Procedures 3
AH 421 Aerodynamics - Helicopter 3
AH 422 Helicopter Aircraft Systems 3
AH 429 Rotor-Engine Systems and Procedures 3
AH 430 Helicopter Operations and Management 3
AM 311 Introduction to Aviation 3
AM 312 Introduction to Air Traffic Control 3
AM 313 Aviation Safety 3
AM 314 Basic Attitude Instrument Flying 3
AM 315 IFR Regulations and Procedures 3
AM 316 Human Factors 3
AM 421 Aerodynamics - Airplanes 3
AM 423 Aircraft Systems 3
AM 424 Multi-Engine Systems and Procedures 3
AM 425 Aerospace Law (*) 3
AM 426 General Airline Operations andManagement 3
AM 427 Instrument Flight Instructor 3
AM 428 Aviation Meteorology (*) 3
AM 460 Aircraft Accident Investigation 3
AM 461 Crew Resource Management 3
AM 462 Air Navigation 3
AT 360 Airline Management 3
AT 367 Aviation Maintenance Training Career 3
BU 300 Business Ethics 3
BU 303 Microeconomics 3
BU 305 Macroeconomics 3
BU 306 Leadership and Entrepreneurship 3
BU 350 Operations and Supply ChainManagement 3
BU 402 International Business 3
BU 404 Strategic Management 3
BU 410 Decision Analysis for Managers(Statistics and Math) 3
EL 301 Introduction to Aviation MaintenanceTechnology 3
EL 302 Aviation Maintenance Technician General 3
EL 303 Aircraft Structures 3
EL 304 Aircraft System 3
EL 305 Reciprocating Engine Theory andMaintenance 3
EL 306 Turbine Engine Theory and Maintenance 3
EL 307 Basic Electrical and Electronics 3
EL 308 Advanced Electrical and Electronics 3
PL 101 Private Pilot Ground Training I 3
PL 102 Private Pilot Ground Training II 3
PL 103 Private Pilot Solo Flight 3
PL 104 Private Pilot Certification 3
PL 201 Ground Training for Instrument Rating 3
PL 202 Instrument Flight Rating 3
PL 301 Ground Training for Commercial Pilot 3
PL 302 Commercial Pilot Course 3
PL 303 Ground Training for Multi-Engine Rating 2
PL 304 Multi-Engine Rating 2
PL 305 Ground Training for Turbo-Shaft EngineHelicopter 2
PL 306 Turbo-Shaft Engine Helicopter Flight 2
*Required

- Elective Courses (12 credit Hours)
- CP 490 Capstone (3 credit hours)