Aviation Degree Program
Students in the aviation program can complete their degree requirements under either of two options: flight or aviation management.
The flight option meets the guidelines of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and prepares students for career opportunities in commercial aviation as FAA-certified pilots, aircrew members, and other positions in aviation-related business and industry. An aviation degree provides students with the ability to undertake roles in the national aviation system and to progress to supervisory and managerial positions with necessary leadership and human relations skills. Additionally, this educational background gives graduates the broad knowledge base, perspective, and flexibility to compete in the increasingly technical and automated environment of aviation.
You are expected to complete all flight course requirements in one quarter. However, in extenuating circumstances (bad weather, etc.) you can, with permission, carry over completion of the course in the following quarter. If you carry over course requirements, you cannot start a new flight course during the carryover quarter. If you do not complete in this second quarter, you may be automatically dropped from the program.
You must maintain a 2.0 overall g.p.a. to enroll in flight courses. A two-year A.A.S. degree in aviation technology is also available at Ohio University.
It is possible to substitute elective courses in the curriculum as long as you maintain the minimum total credits for that subject area and obtain prior approval in writing from the department/college.
Flight option majors must take AVN 425 or 430, AVN 445, and AVN 455 at Ohio University.
Bachelor of Science in Aviation-Flight Option
Major code BS7258
General Education Requirements
General Studies: 38 hours
ENG 151 Freshman Comp. (1E) 5
or ENG 152 or 153
PSY 101 General Psychology (2S) 5
INCO 101 Fundamentals of Human Communication (2H) 4
INCO 103 Fund. of Public Speaking 4
Choose a minimum of 8 hours from the classes below
ECON 103 Microeconomics (2S) 4
ECON 104 Macroeconomics (2S) 4POLS 101 American National Government (2S) 4
GEOG 121 Human Geography (2S) 4
Choose a minimum of 4 hours from the classes below
INCO 205 Group Discussion
4
INCO 206 Comm. in Interpersonal Relationships 4
INCO 342 Communication and Persuasion 4
Choose a minimum of 8 hours from the classes below
ENG 305J Technical Writing (1J) 4
PHIL 101 Fund. of Philosophy (2H) 5ART 110 Seeing and Knowing the Visual Arts (2H) 3
ENG 200 Intro to Literature (2H) 4
Math/Science/Technology: 39 hours
MATH 115 Pre-Calculus (1M) 5
PHYS 201, 202 Intro to Physics (2N)
10
PSY 120 Elementary Statistics 4
GEOG 101 Elements of Physical Geography (2N) 5
GEOG 302 Meteorology
5
GEOG 304 Obs. in Meteorology and Forecasting 2
Choose a minimum of 8 hours from the classes below
MATH 113 Algebra (1M) 5
PSC 100 Survey of Astronomy (2N) 4GEOG 201 Environmental Geography 4
GEOG 405 Forecasting in Meteorology 2
Computer Science: 14 hours
CS 120 Computer Literacy 3
Choose a minimum of 10 hours from the courses below
CS 220 Intro to Computing
5
CS 230 Computer Programming
5
GEOG 369G Meteorological Information
Systems
5
MIS 230 Advanced Microcomputer Spreadsheet Applications 4
MIS 235 Advanced Microcomputer Database Applications 4
MIS 300 Bus. Info.
Systems
4
Management and Human Resource Management: 16 hours
MGT 200 Intro to Management (2S) 4or MGT 202 MGT 340 Organizational Behavior 4
Choose a minimum of 8 hours from the classes below
HRM 420 Human Resource Mgt. 4
MKT 202 Marketing Principles 4
OPN 310 Principles of Operation 4
Aviation Core Requirements
Aviation Core : 24 hoursAVN 100 Intro to Aviation 4
AVN 110 Basic Aeronautics 4
AVN 300 Aviation Laws and Regulations 4
AVN 305 Aviation Weather 4
AVN 315 Aviation Safety 4
AVN 360 Natl. Airspace System 4
Option Requirements
Flight Education: 62 hours
AVN 240 Private Pilot Flight 4AVN 310 Adv. Aeronautics 4
AVN 320 Adv. Aircraft Systems 4
AVN 340 Commercial Flight I 4
AVN 343 Commercial Flight II 4
AVN 350 Instrument Flight Systems and Procedures 4
AVN 400 Commercial Flight III 4
AVN 420 Commercial Flight IV 4
and AVN 430 Multi-Engine Flight and 2
AVN 440 Flight Instructor Ground 4
AVN 445 Flight Instructor Flight 4
AVN 450 Instrument Instr. Ground 3
AVN 455 Instrument Instr. Flight 4
AVN 475 Aviation Internship 2
AVN 390 Aviation Internship 2
AVN 480 Gen. Aviation Oper. and Mgt. 4
IT 220 Airline Oper. and Mgt. 4
Choose a minimum of 5 hours from the courses below
AVN 435 Flight Engineer
4
AVN 465 Multi-Engine Flight
Instr. 2
AVN 489 Transition to Aviation
Industry 2
Tier III 4
Total hours required 192
Note: You must meet all university General Education Requirements in order to graduate.
Bachelor of Science in Aviation-Aviation Management Option
Major code BS7261
General Education Requirements
General Studies: 38 hours
ENG 151
Freshman Comp. (1E)
5
or ENG 152 or 153
PSY 101
General Psychology (2S)
5
INCO 101
Fundamentals of Human Communication (2H) 4
INCO 103
Fund. of Public Speaking
4
ECON 103
Microeconomics
(2S)
4
ECON 104
Macroeconomics
(2S) 4
Choose a minimum of 4 hours from the classes below
INCO 205 Group Discussion 4
INCO 304 Interviewing 4
INCO 342 Communication and
Persuasion 4
Choose a minimum of 8 hours from the classes below
ENG 305J Technical Writing (1J) 4
PHIL 101 Fund. of Philosophy (2H)
5ART 110 Seeing and Knowing the Visual Arts (2H) 3
ENG 200 Intro to Literature (2H)
4
Math/Science/Technology: 39 hours
MATH 163A Intro to Calculus (2N) 4PHYS 201, 202 Intro to Physics (2N) 10
PSY 120 Elementary Statistics 4
GEOG 101 Elements of Physical Geography (2N) 5
Choose a minimum of 15 hours from the classes below
MATH 113 Algebra (1M)
5
CHEM 121 Prin. of Chemistry (2N)
4
PSC 100 Survey of Astronomy (2N)
4
COMT 101 Comm. Systems Mgt. (2A)
4
HLTH 202 Health Sciences and Lifestyle
Choices (2A) 4
GEOG 302 Meteorology
5
Computer Science: 8 hours
CS 120 Computer Literacy 3Choose a minimum of 5 hours from the courses below
CS 220 Intro to Computing (1M) 5
CS 223 Computing for Business 5
CS 230 Comp. Programming (2A) 5
General Electives: 28 hours
Tier III 4
Choose at least 23 hours of university courses to meet the 192-hour requirement (AVN 240 is recommended).
Aviation Core Requirements
Aviation Core: 24 hours
AVN 100 Intro to Aviation 4AVN 110 Basic Aeronautics 4
AVN 300 Aviation Laws and Regulations 4
AVN 305 Aviation Weather 4
AVN 315 Aviation Safety 4
AVN 360 Natl. Airspace System 4
Option Requirements
General Business: 44 hours
ACCT 101 Financial Accounting 4ACCT 102 Managerial Accounting 4
MGT 202 Management 4
MGT 340 Organizational Behavior 4
HRM 420 Human Resource Mgt. 4
FIN 325 Managerial Finance 4
BUSL 255 Law and Society 4
Choose 16 credit hours from the courses below. Note: You may not exceed 44 credit hours in College of Business courses.
MGT 430 Management. Systems-Decision Making 4
MIS 230 Adv. Microcomputer Spreadsheet Application 4
MIS 235 Adv. Microcomputer Database Applications 4
MIS 300 Business Info.
Systems
4
BUSL 356 Law of Mgt. Process
4
ECON 305 Managerial Economics
4
Aviation Management: 12 hours
AVN 390 Airline Oper. and
Mgt.
4
AVN 480 General Aviation Oper. and
Mgt. 4AVN 475 Aviation Internship 2
AVN 489 Transition to Aviation Ind. 2
Total hours required 192
Note: You must meet all university General Education Requirements in order to graduate.
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