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        AVS 303 - Aviation Security   concepts are presented. During the   all management areas of the aviation
                                      course the following aircraft systems   business so that future managers
        Credit Hours: 3               are covered in detail: Flight Control   have a broad perspective in a
        Prerequisite: Completion of 80   Systems, Hydraulic Systems, Electrical   growing competitive and increasingly
        Credit Hours                  Systems, Fuel Systems, Pneumatic   globalized industry.
        This course familiarizes with the   and Environmental Control Systems,   AVS 415 - Airport Operations
        requirements and applied methods   Emergency Systems. General
        to safeguard aviation. Security   principles of system layout and   Credit Hours: 3
        awareness is raised with regard   function are explained with reference   Prerequisite: AVS 120
        to the global environment and   to a commercial aircraft.
        terrorism. The International Civil   AVS 411 - Aircraft Systems II  The course provides an
        Aviation Organizations Framework                             understanding of the key elements
        for Regulations (Annex 17 and ICAO   Credit Hours: 3         of an airport and its operations. Main
        Doc 8973) is highlighted together   Prerequisite: AVS 356    topics include Functions, layouts,
        with resulting respective national                           capacity considerations of the airside,
        regulations (GCAA CAR Part VII).   This second part about aircraft   the terminal and the landside.
        Resulting security measures mainly   systems starts with an introduction   Safety requirements resulting from
        with regard to airport security are   to modern large commercial aircraft   ICAO Annex 14 and supplementing
        discussed addressing screening   systems in general. In the further   documents on the infrastructure
        of passengers, carry-on baggage,   course, the following systems are   are addressed as well as service
        checked baggage, freight and cargo   analyzed in detail: Flight Control   standards according to IATA
        as well as access control of persons   Systems, Engine Systems, CNS   recommendations. The operations
        and vehicles. It is studied, how   Aircraft Systems, Hydraulic Systems,   of the airport addresses the subjects
        these measures are implemented   Electrical Systems, Fuel Systems,   of operations control, operational
        in the design of infrastructure and   Pneumatic and Environmental   performance management, the
        processes. Further subjects are the   Control Systems, Emergency   airport safety management and
        technology and equipment, human   Systems. With reference to a   the environmental challenges
        factors and training, and a compliant   particular aircraft type (e.g. Airbus   airports are facing. The concepts
        Airport Security Program. Finally, the   A320), general principles of system   of Total Airport Management (TAM)
        role of privacy and data protection   design, implementation, and function   and Collaborative Decision Making
        and other human rights in aviation   are investigated. Finally, certification   (CDM) are discussed. Finally, aircraft
        security is highlighted.      requirements are discussed and   emergencies and the emergency
                                      methods for system design including   response planning and respective
        AVS 403 - Introduction to Space  redundancy concepts are presented.  procedures are addressed.
        Credit Hours: 3               AVS 289 - Airline Management   AVS 402 - Aviation Meteorology
        Prerequisite: AVS 211
                                      Credit Hours: 3                Credit Hours: 3
        This course introduces students   Prerequisite: AVS 101 + Completion   Prerequisite: GES 201
        to space. Students develop an   of 40 Credit Hours
        understanding of astronautics, space                         The course provides an introduction
        exploration, various space programs,   The aviation industry is a high   to meteorology with relevance to
        and the space environment. They   cost undertaking relying on   aviation. It includes the study of
        study the basics of orbits, launch   sophisticated technology in all areas   significant weather hazards effecting
        and orbiting vehicles, and orbit   of its business activities. There is   aviation. Topics covered include
        predictions.                  a need for future aviation sector   aviation weather basics, atmospheric
                                      managers to understand this    circulation systems, atmospheric
        AVS 356 - Aircraft Systems I   complex environment and the many   stability, aviation weather hazards,
                                      management challenges and pitfalls   the forces that drive the earth’s
        Credit Hours: 3               that are present. As a result, the   weather systems, atmospheric
        Prerequisite: GES 201 + AVS 120  combination of people, technology,   properties, wind patterns, clouds,
        This first out of two courses on   training, and finance need to work as   ice formation, thunderstorms and
        aircraft systems starts with an   a system that interacts to bring the   cyclones, aerodrome visibility, and
        introduction to conventional aircraft   traveling public a safe and affordable   severe weather systems. The course
        systems in general. Minimum   product. The correct management   aims to develop knowledge of the
        certification requirements are   of these systems is imperative to the   hazards that various weather systems
        then discussed and system design   success of any airline. The course is   present to flight.
        requirements including redundancy   designed to provide an insight into

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