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Shrawder, Jack; And Others – 1987
Course content guides are provided for the 30 courses in this aviation maintenance technology curriculum approved by the Federal Aviation Administration. Course titles are physics for technicians; aircraft information, regulations, and procedures; aircraft assembly; fundamentals of aircraft electronics; aircraft electrical components; aircraft…
Descriptors: Aerospace Education, Air Transportation, Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology
Naval Training Publications Center, Memphis, TN. – 1972
The rate training manual is one of a series of training manuals prepared for enlisted personnel of the Navy and Naval Reserve studying for advancement from the Aviation Machinist's Mate ADJ2 rating to ADJ1 to ADJC. Aviation Machinist's Mates J maintain aircraft jet engines and their related systems. Chpater 1 discusses the enlisted rating…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Course Content, Engines
Dade County Public Schools, Miami, FL. – 1971
This document presents an outline for a 135-hour course designed to help the trainee gain the skills and knowledge necessary to become an aviation powerplant mechanic. The course outlines the theory of operation of various fuel systems, fuel metering, induction, and exhaust system components with an emphasis on troubleshooting, maintenance, and…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Course Content, Course Objectives
Air Univ., Gunter AFS, Ala. Extension Course Inst. – 1984
This four-volume student text is designed for use by Air Force personnel enrolled in a self-study extension course for aircraft pneudraulic systems mechanics. Covered in the individual volumes are shop administration; fundamentals, materials, and equipment of pneudraulics; pneudraulic components; and pneudraulic systems. Each volume in the set…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Behavioral Objectives, Correspondence Study, Engines
Ohio State Univ., Columbus. National Center for Research in Vocational Education. – 1978
This high school-postsecondary-level course for avionics instrument systems specialist is one of a number of military-developed curriculum packages selected for adaptation to vocational instruction and curriculum development in a civilian setting. A plan of instruction outlines five blocks of instruction (281 hours of instruction). Block 1,…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Technology, Behavioral Objectives, Computers
Ohio State Univ., Columbus. National Center for Research in Vocational Education. – 1981
This self-paced, individualized course, adapted from military curriculum materials for use in vocational and technical education, teaches students the skills needed to become a qualified avionics worker on the HH-3F helicopter. The course materials consist of three pamphlets: two student workbooks and a composite ground/flight syllabus. Each…
Descriptors: Aircraft Pilots, Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Vocabulary, Behavioral Objectives
Ohio State Univ., Columbus. National Center for Research in Vocational Education. – 1980
This self-paced, individualized course, adapted from military curriculum materials for use in vocational and technical education, teaches students the skills needed to become a qualified avionics worker and aircrew rescuer on the HH-3F helicopter. The course materials consist of four pamphlets: two student workbooks and two student syllabuses. The…
Descriptors: Aircraft Pilots, Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Vocabulary, Behavioral Objectives
Ohio State Univ., Columbus. National Center for Research in Vocational Education. – 1981
These military-developed curriculum materials for turboprop propulsion mechanics are targeted for use in grades 11-adult. Organized in five instructional blocks, the materials deal with the following topics: fundamentals of turboprop propulsion mechanics; engine and propeller systems operation; propeller maintenance; engine repair; and engine…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Behavioral Objectives, Engines, Equipment Maintenance
Chanute AFB Technical Training Center, IL. – 1984
This instructional package consists of a plan of instruction, glossary, and student handouts and exercises for use in training Air Force personnel to become turboprop propulsion mechanics. Addressed in the individual lessons of the course are the following: common hand tools, hardware, measuring devices, and safety wiring; aircraft and engine…
Descriptors: Aviation Mechanics, Aviation Vocabulary, Behavioral Objectives, Correspondence Study