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B.S. in Aviation Management (HEGIS 0599) The purpose of the B.S. in Aviation Management is to provide students with an education and a degree that enables them to understand the business world in general, with a comprehensive understanding of the U.S. commercial airline industry in particular. Students will become familiar with the regulatory environment within which today's commercial airlines function. They will also learn to analyze the impact of the competitive marketplace, as well as the economic, financial, marketing, and operational challenges that today's air transport industry faces. This horizon is broadened by an upper level course that examines the international airline industry from these same perspectives. In addition to classroom learning, students have the opportunity to expand and apply their academic knowledge through numerous aviation management internships. Upon graduation, students will be well prepared to enter any sector of the air transport industry. B.S. in Aviation Management College-Wide Requirements 5 credits Click here to see college-wide requirements (Math requirement satisfied under major requirements) Core Requirements 33 credits Click here to see core requirements B.S. in Aviation Management - Major Requirements 72 credits ACC 2001 Introduction to Financial Accounting I 3  AER 1001 General Aeronautics 3  AER 1002 Commercial and Regulatory Aspects of the Air Transportation Industry 3  AER 1003 Aviation Weather 3  Aer 2004 Aviation Safety 3  AER 2015 Airport Management 3  AER 2103 Aviation Law 3  AER 3013 Air Traffic Control 3  AER 3101 Aerodynamics 3  AER 3106 Concepts of International Air Transport 3  AER 4104 Performance of Flight 3  ECN 1001 Introductory Macroeconomics 3  ECN 2002 Introductory Microeconomics 3  FIN 3087 Principles of Finance 3  MGT 1011 Introduction to Management Theory and Practice 3  MGT 2075 Personnel Management 3  MGT 3146 Organizational Behavior 3  MTH 1006 Statistics 3  MTH 1014 Pre-Calculus (See Note) 3  MTH 1021 Calculus I 4  MTH 1022 Calculus II 4  PHY 1001, 1003 General Physics I, General Physics Lab I 3,1  PHY 2025 Physics of Flight 3  Electives 18 credits Total: 128 credits Suggested Sequence of Course Work Credits Semester 1 AER 1001 General Aeronautics 3  AER 1003 Aviation Weather 3  CLG 1001 Nature and Purposes of a College Education 2  ENG 1001 Principles of Writing 3  Core 3  Total: 14 Semester 2 AER 1002 Commercial and Regulatory Aspects of the Air Transportation Industry 3  MTH 1014 Pre-Calculus (See Note) 3  Core 9  Total: 15 Semester 3 Aer 2004 Aviation Safety 3  AER 2015 Airport Management 3  MTH 1021 Calculus I 4  MTH 1006 Statistics 3  Core 6  Total: 19 Semester 4 ECN 1001 Introductory Macroeconomics 3  MTH 1022 Calculus II 4  PHY 1001 General Physics I 3  PHY 1003 General Physics Lab I 1  Core 6  Total: 17 Semester 5 ACC 2001 Introduction to Financial Accounting I 3  ECN 2002 Introductory Microeconomics 3  MGT 1011 Introduction to Management Theory and Practice 3  PHY 2025 Physics of Flight 3  Core 3  Elective   3  Total: 18 Semester 6 AER 3101 Aerodynamics 3  FIN 3087 Principles of Finance 3  MGT 2075 Personnel Management 3  Core 3  Elective   3  Total: 15 Semester 7 AER 3013 Air Traffic Control 3  AER 3106 Concepts of International Air Transport 3  AER 4104 Performance of Flight 3  MGT 3146 Organizational Behavior 3  Elective   3  Total: 15 Semester 8 Senior Seminar   3  AER 2103 Aviation Law 3  Elective   9  Total: 15 Note: A grade of C- or better is required to enable a student to take MTH 1021A; a grade of C or better is required in order for a student to take PHY 1001A.
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