Aviation Maintenance Administration (A.S.)

This program prepares students who are seeking employment as a supervisor or frontline manager in the aviation maintenance industry. Potential employment opportunities include maintenance and repair facilities, corporate or airline maintenance operations, and similar fields.

The program's courses provide rigorous content aligned with challenging academic standards and relevant technical knowledge and skills needed to prepare for further education and careers in the Transportation, Distribution and Logistics career cluster for Aviation. Courses focus on technical skill proficiency, and include competency-based applied learning that contributes to the student's academic knowledge, higher-order reasoning and problem-solving skills, work attitudes, general employability skills, technical skills, and occupation-specific skills.

The content includes but is not limited to, communications skills; leadership skills; directing, planning, and controlling job tasks; human relations and employability skills; safe and efficient work practices.  Acceptance into the Aviation Maintenance Administration A.S. degree program requires an active FAA A & P license or completion of FAA Part 147 training.

Program-Specific Admissions Information: This is a limited-access program; student must submit a separate application to the program.

Refer to the Associate in Science (A.S.) page to find information about admission, graduation, general education and other requirements. Students will work with an advisor to determine the courses best suited to their plan of study.

Visit the program page for more information.

Program of Study 

Course List

Code	Title	Credit Hours
General Education Courses
ENC 1101	Composition 1	3
Humanities Core Requirement		3
Mathematics Core Requirement		3
Natural Science Core Requirement		3
Social/Behavioral Science/Core-Civic Literacy Requirement		3
Major Course-Articulated Credits
AVM 2930	Articulated Credit For Aircraft Airframe Mechanic and Aircraft Powerplant Mechanic CTC 1	33
Support Courses
CGS 2100	Microcomputer Applications	3
MAN 2043	Quality Management Control	3
TRA 2152	Operations Management	3
Technical Electives
Select one of the following:		3
MAN 2021	Business Management Principles
MAN 2125	Supervision and Performance Improvement
MAT 1033	Intermediate Algebra
TRA 2010	Transportation
Total Credit Hours		60

Note: In accordance with Florida Statute and Florida Administrative Code, students may need to satisfy the Civic Literacy Graduation Requirement. 

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Student must request articulated credit for completion of the Aircraft Airframe Mechanic and Aircraft Powerplant Mechanic Career and Technical Certificates.

Course Sequence

Below is the recommended sequence for taking courses in this degree.  Using this guide and meeting with your assigned advisor each term is the key to successful program completion.

Please note that course prerequisites, including required developmental math, reading, or writing, need to be completed to continue on to the more advanced course. Click on the course number to see the requirements.

Course List

Code	Title	Credit Hours
AVM 2930	Articulated Credit For Aircraft Airframe Mechanic and Aircraft Powerplant Mechanic CTC	33
ENC 1101	Composition 1	3
Humanities Core Requirement		3
Social/Behavioral Science/Core-Civic Literacy Requirement		3
Technical Elective 1		3
CGS 2100	Microcomputer Applications	3
MAN 2043	Quality Management Control	3
Mathematics Core Requirement		3
Natural Science Core Requirement		3
TRA 2152	Operations Management	3
Total Credit Hours		60

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Select 3 credit hours from the Technical Electives list in the Program of Study

Learning Outcomes

1. Demonstrate skills in project management
   • Core Ability Supported: Communicate Effectively
2. Demonstrate proper management strategies
   • Core Ability Supported: Think Critically and Solve Problems