Aviation Management, BS (43-570) - Flight Operations Management Option (AM01) (120 hours)

Core: 44 Semester Hours

• AVIA 1310 - FAA Private Requirements (4)
• AVIA 1903 - Aviation History (2)
• AVIA 2040 - Aviation Management (3)
• AVIA 3710 - Professional Ethics in Aviation (2)
• AVIA 4090 - Aviation Law (3)
• AVIA 4500 - Aviation Safety (3)
• ACCT 1101 - Foundations of Financial Reporting (3)
• BLAW 2720 - Legal Environment of Business (3)
• FIN 2801 - Business Statistics I (3)
• FIN 3850 - Principles of Finance (3)
• HRM 3920 - Human Resource Management (3)
• INDM 4250 - Project Management (3)
• PR 2620 - Principles of Public Relations (3)
• MKT 3405 - Principles of Marketing (3)

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• MGT 3315 - Management of Organizations (3)

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• INDM 4210 - Industrial Management (3)

Note:

The Professional Pilot degree option is FAA approved for the Restricted Airline Transport Pilot Certificate (R-ATP). Schedule a meeting with the Chief Flight instructor for additional information and guidance on the R-ATP as soon as possible after admittance into the degree program. 

All incoming students intending to major in Aviation Management-Flight Operations Management will be classified as pre-aviation students for their first semester and are required to take AVIA 1020 - Aeronautics (2)  (or another course as specified) and AVIA 1310 - FAA Private Requirements (4)  . These courses must be completed with a final grade of “B” or higher, and all other academic coursework must be completed with no Failing grades or any academic-related issues. Once these requirements are met and the FAA Private Knowledge Test is passed, the student will be allowed to enroll in the appropriate flight lab.  After successfully completing the requirements of the Pre-Aviation semester, the student will be allowed to declare their major as Aviation Management-Flight Operations.  After the Pre-Aviation Semester, students are required to maintain a minimum overall GPA of 2.50 to maintain flight status for FLYA courses.

Flight training scheduling (flight time) is competitive and is based on academic performance and other metrics. Incoming aviation program students with an FAA Private Pilot Certificate will have a mandatory skills evaluation with the Chief Flight Instructor, consisting of both ground and flight components. Costs associated with this evaluation are the responsibility of the student. The student’s performance during the requisite evaluation will determine placement in ground and flight courses; additional coursework or remedial flight training may be required. Students entering the aviation program with their Private Pilot Certificate can receive 6 credit hours (equivalency for AVIA 1310 /FLYA 1320 /FLYA 1321 ) after completing the Instrument Rating End of Course Examination (EOC).

Although students are expected to complete the pre-aviation requirements before being placed on the flight schedule, UCM Aviation may grant provisional flight status to students who are making exemplary academic progress during the pre-aviation semester. The number of students who may be granted this special status is based on the number of flight slots available for primary flight training and other factors. Any student granted provisional flight status will be required meet the performance expectations of the pre-aviation courses and pass the FAA Private Pilot Knowledge Test in order to continue flying in the following semester.