SAULT COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS ANDTECHNOLOGY

COURSE OUTLINE

COURSE TITLE: AERONAUTICS 2

SEMESTER 3

PREVIOUSDATE: AUGUST 1995

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CODE NO.: AVT 110

PROGRAM: AVIATION

AUTHOR: 1. BRUCE

DATE; 12MAY 1997

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PREREQUISITE(S):

students), the Transport Canada Private Pilot Exam.

II. STUDENT PERFORMANCEOBJECTIVES(OUTCOMES):

Upon successful completion of this course the student will:

1)aircraft in the exercises specified by Transport Canada.

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3)be admitted to fourth semester of this proeram.

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III. TOPICS TO BE COVERED:

Phase I: These topics are further broken down as per the TransportCanada Guide: Study and Reference Material for Privateand Commercial licence TP 12.880

1. Air law2. Aeronautics3. Meteorology4. Navigation

Phase II: These topics are related to specifICexercises which will beexecuted as in flight sequence during the flying trainingportion of this semester.

1. AircraftFamiliarization2. Checklistsand Preparation for Flight3. AncillaryControls4. Taxiing5. Attitudes and Movements6. Straight and level Flight1. Climbing8. Descending9. Turns and Steep Turns10. Rangeand Endurance11. SlowFlight12. Stalls13. Spins14. Spirals15. Sideslipping16. Takeoffs17. The Circuit18. landings19. First Solo20. IllusionsCreated By Drift21. Precautionarylandings22. ForcedApproaches23. Navigation24. Instrument Flying

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IV. LEARNINGACTIVITIESIREQUIRED RESOURCES

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Phase I

Phase II

The learning Activitieshave been blocked in relatedtopic areas. Classroomreviewperiods will enable thestudents to perform as interactive groups to reinforceand ensure understandingof each topic area. (Thesetopic areas are specifiedin the Transport Canada Studyand ReferenceGuideTP' ZS80

Structured classroom presentations regarding practicalutilization of knowledge as it applies to aircraftapplication and operational considerations. Each topicwill be presented and discussed in order to allow thestudent to define solutions to problems and appreciatethe safety implications of various flight operations.

V. EVAlUATIONMETHODS:

Phase I - One major exam (Sault College Private Pilot Exam -minimum mark 70% - 17of 25 questionsin eachof the4 topic areas must be answered correctly - Air Law,Aeronautics, Meteorology,and Navigation.) The examwill be a time limited, multiplechoice examination.

Failure to obtain the specified minimum passing grade, the studentshall be involuntarily withdrawn from the Program.

Phase II - Quizzes on th6 material covered during the preparatoryGround School exercises(1-24). No rewrite opportunitiesexist for quizzes.

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Y. EVAlUATIONMETHODS: (continued)

Quizzes will entail:

Pre Solo ExercisesAdvanced Exercises

In addition, for licencing purposes Transport CanadaPre-solo tests shall be completed, including a radio licencetest but shall not be included in the final mark forAVTI10.

Phase I CollegePrivatePilotExamwillaccountfor 10%of thefinal mark and be subject to the requirementsoutlinedabove.

Phase II Each quiz will account for 10% of term mark (3 quizzes:30%) and will be combined with the mark obtained inPhase I.

Gradin, Scheme

A+ 93%or >A 87 -92B 80-86C 70- 79R < 70

Final It Quizzes: will be announced about one week in advance.

Attendance: Mandatory unless specifICarrangements have been madeand approved by the instructor.

VI. PRIOR LEARNINGASSESSMENT:Students who wish to apply for advanced credit in the course shouldconsult the instructor. Credit for prior learning will be given uponsuccessful completion of the following:

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RE-WRITE POLICY

-at the instructor's discretion, an individualsection may be re-written in theevent of a failure provided the overall semester average is 70%or greater and thefailedsectionis within 5% of a pass.(ie. 65% or above) If more than one section is failed, re-writes will not be permitted. The re-written section will be averaged with the failed sectionto determine the resulting mark which must be 70% or above to pass.

-NO RE-WRITES ON ANY D.O.T. WRITTEN EXAM.--

VI. REQUIRED STUDENT RESOURCES

As per book list.

Vll. ADDITIONAL RESOURCE MATERIALS AVAILABLE IN THE COLLEGELmRARY:

Book Section -VariousPeriodical Section -VariousAudiovisual Section -Various

VIII. SPECIAL NOTES

Students with special needs (e.g. Physical limitations,visual impairments,hearing impairments,learning disabilities)are encouraged to discuss required accommodations confidentiallywith theinstructor.

Your instructor reserves the right to modify the course as he/she deems necessary to meet theneeds of students.

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