ATT 214 - Application of Avionics System Knowledge

4.50 Credits, 6.00 Contact Hours
3.75 lecture periods 2.25 lab periods
Cumulative course applying skills and knowledge from previous courses to assess communication, determine troubles, execute repairs, and radar and instrument systems condition. Also includes an overview of how to communicate professionally in a maintenance environment, and how to research skills as an Avionics Technician.

Prerequisite(s): ATT 112 and ATT 113
Information: Students must either have an FAA Airframe license, or complete a knowledge interview with the Avionics faculty.

Course Learning Outcomes

Recall General Radiotelephone Operations
Recall National Center for Aerospace and Transportation Technologies
Apply knowledge of electronics and avionics to complete an avionics capstone activity

Outline:

Introduction to Avionics Certification Tests
1. Overview of certification tests
2. Types and use of certifications
3. Regulatory requirements for certification
General Radiotelephone Operator License (GROL) Test
1. GROL test principles and topics
2. FCC rules and regulations
3. GROL test preparation and study techniques
National Center for Aerospace and Transportation Technologies (NCATT) Test
1. NCATT test principles and topics
2. NCATT certification requirements
3. NCATT test preparation and study techniques
Avionics Capstone Activity

Effective Term:
Fall 2024