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Identification of aircraft hardware and other materials used in the aircraft industry will also be presented, and students will receive instruction in the methods of safety wiring hardware, the principles of inspection, fabrication, repair, and replacement of hydraulic and pneumatic rigid and non-rigid lines. In addition, students will learn the basics of non-destructive inspection techniques, corrosion detection, and corrosion control. The proper use of aircraft drawings and charts will also be explored.  \nSTUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES  \nStudent will demonstrate the basic usage of common hand tools in the aviation industry. Demonstrate the proper procedures for securing fasteners, safety wiring and installing cotter pins. Demonstrate the ability to properly use torque wrenches, micrometers, calipers, and other precision tools. Demonstrate the ability to manufacture and fabricate rigid and non-rigid (flexible) fluid and pneumatic lines. Understand the principles, uses, and methods of non-destructive testing. Identification and control of corrosion and proper methods of cleaning. Proper use of aircraft drawings and charts.  \nINSTITUTIONAL LEARNING GOALS  \nColumbus State Community College's Institutional Learning Goals are an integral part of the curriculum and central to the mission of the college. The faculty at Columbus State has identified the following institutional learning goals:  \n• Critical Thinking  \nCOURSE MATERIALS REQUIRED  \nTI 30 Calculator or equivalent  \nDrawing tools (compass, angles, protractor) CSCC Aviation required Tools  \nTEXTBOOK, MANUALS, REFERENCES, AND OTHER READINGS  \nGeneral 8083-30-ATB  \nGeneral Workbook General Test Guide AC 43.13 1B/2B  \nASA/FAR/AMT 2015 by ASA Aviation Mechanic Handbook  \nAVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY SYLLABUS STATEMENTS  \nAviation Maintenance Technology required College Syllabus Statements on Assessment, Participation and Safety, and Attendance can be found at [http://www.cscc.edu/academics/departments/aviation](http://www.cscc.edu/academics/departments/aviation)maintenance/requirements.shtml or on the College website –Search ‘Aviation’; click on ‘Aviation Maintenance’; click on ‘Requirements’ tab.  \nSPECIAL COURSE REQUIREMENTS  \nPart 147 Para 147.21 (d) (3) and 147.31 (b) state that tests must be given in all subject areas and that the tests given must all be passed.  \nAs students progress through the program, they will be given subject area tests relative to the course subject areas. Students must demonstrate a 70% minimum passing score on every subject test. If a subject area test is failed, the student will be given additional opportunities to pass the subject test. All subject tests must be passed before a certificate of program completion can be issued.  \nFAA Subject Are Test for this course:  \nGeneral-B: Aircraft Drawings  \nGeneral-D: Fluid Lines and Fittings  \nGeneral E: Materials & Processes  \nGeneral G: Cleaning and Corrosion Control  \nTo be awarded a Certificate of Program Completion, in addition to subject area testing, the student must also:  \nSuccessfully pass each course required for the certificate. Requirements for passing each course include:  \nA 70% average evaluation for graded course elements. Instructors determine the weights of course grading.  \nSuccessful completion of all required laboratory requirements of the course.  \nAttendance in compliance with the attendance policy.  \nStudents can pass a course with a grade of “D”, however students must have a minimum overall Grade Point Average of 2.0 (out a possible 4 .0) to be awarded a certificate of completion. 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