Course Code: AMNT270
Synopsis
This course focuses on a study of aircraft wood, dope, fabric, sheet metal, welding theory and methods of fabrication. (FAR Part 65.)
Level: 2
Credit Units: 5
Presentation Pattern: Every semester
Topics
- Basic Aerodynamics
- Metallic Aircraft Structures
- Nonmetallic Aircraft Structures
- Assembly and Rigging
- Hydraulic and Pneumatic Power Systems
- Aircraft Landing Gear Systems
- Airframe Structures and Applications: Tying It All Together
Learning Outcome
- Understand and describe the basic fixed wing and rotor-wing structures and aerodynamics, including operation and performance.
- Understand and describe the different types of sheet-metal, non-ferrous materials and structures in aircraft design and construction.
- Understand and apply the techniques for sheet metal maintenance and repair, layout, forming, repairs, and structural fasteners.
- Understand and be able to choose the various tools and procedures required for aircraft sheet metal repair and welding.
- Understand and describe the techniques for repairing; fabric used in aircraft coverings, wood structures, composites, and plastics.
- Understand and describe aircraft/helicopter controls, flight assembly and rigging systems.
- Understand and apply the steps involved in painting and finishing an aircraft structure.
- Understand and describe the aircraft hydraulic and pneumatic assemblies and power systems.
- Understand and describe the workings of aircraft landing gear systems, brakes, tires, and tubes.
- Understand and use Aircraft Inspections-43.13 Appendix D and recommended procedures relating to preflight-major-annuals servicing, 337 Alterations and Repairs, maintenance, and documentation.
- Demonstrate knowledge of AC 43.13 Appendix D, and Form 337 Alternations and Repairs procedures.