Course: Aerospace Science 5
Course: Aerospace Science 5
Military Science: Aerospace Science
Aerospace Science 5, Aviation Honors Ground School is a course designed for a foundation for cadets/students interested in receiving a private pilot’s license. When the course is completed the cadets/students should be prepared to take and pass the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) written examination. Cadets/students will indicate, through oral/written assessments proficiency in all requirements for successful completion of the FAA written exam. Cadets/students will show familiarity with pilot training programs, opportunities in aviation and human elements associated with the license of a private pilot. In addition, the instructor will ensure the cadet has a basic understanding of policies and procedures applicable to the corps’ pilot training program and association with private pilot training institutions. Course overall objectives will enable the cadets to comprehend: Fundamentals of Flight, Aircraft Operation, Aircraft Systems, Aircraft Performance, Flight operations/Aircraft Maneuvering, Atmosphere and its effect on aircraft operations, Basics of navigation, GPS, and using charts and radio aids, Application of principles of aeronautical decision-making and flight-related physiological factors.
Aerospace Science 4; Agreement to meet grooming and discipline standards; Instructor approval; Students entering their Junior year request Honors Ground School course and complete AS 5/ 6 as a JROTC four-year completer
Dual Enrollment Compatible Course:
Aviation Fundamentals (Jeppesen & Sanderson)
