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COURSE DESCRIPTION:\n\nThis course explores the remainder of the radio navigation aids notcovered in AVF242,and puts to practice radio navigation as well as deadreckoning skills in preparation for writing the Transport CanadaCommercial Written Exam (CPAER).  \n## II.   LEARNING OUTCOMES AND ELEMENTS OF THE PERFORMANCE:\n\nUpon successful completion of this course,the student will demonstratethe ability to:  \n### 1.  use Radio Navigation aids\n\nPotential Elements of the Performance:  \nposition fixes,identify position using cross bearings,identifywaypoints and intersections,intercepting tracks and airways  \n### 2.  apply dead reckoning and radio navigation\n\nPotential Elements of the Performance;  \nreview of basic dead reckoning navigation,calculate time anddistance using bearing changes,reciprocal track,radio receptionrange  \n### 3.  demonstrate that they have the knowledge required to pass thenavigation section of the Transport Canada Written Exam (CPAER)\n\nPotential Elements of the Performance:  \nfinal preparation for the Sault College Qualification exam and theTransport Canada exam  \n## III.  TOPICS:\n\n1.  Radio Navigation  \n2.  Other nav aids  \n3.  Dead reckoning navigation  \n4.  The Transport Canada Commercial Pilot Written Exam  \n## IV.  REQUIRED RESOURCES/TEXTS/MATERIALS:\n\nFrom the Ground UP  \nAeronautical Information Manual (AIM)LO charts(suggested)VNC chartsCanada Flight Supplement  \n## V.  EVALUATION PROCESS/GRADING SYSTEM:\n\nThe student will be assessed by a combination of tests and a final exam.Weighting of each willbe as follows:50%for the tests and 50%for thefinal exam.The final exam will cover all material taught throughout thesemester and willapproximate the navigation portion of the TransportCanada written exam.Marks will be deducted for unexcused absences(see special notes for details)or for not having navigation equipment withthem in class.In order to pass the course,a minimum grade of B must beachieved;otherwise the course must be repeated in accordance with theAviation Standard Operating Procedures.  \n● In order to be excused from class due to illness or other unforeseencircumstance,students must call the professor at extension 2666 andleave a message prior to the start of class.An email is alsoacceptable,but must be sent prior to the start of class.  \n·Students may request a deferment of a test for compassionatereasons.Compassionate Grounds for deferment will include but not belimited to death of an immediate family member,personalillness,orrecent diagnosis of a serious illness of a family member.Make-upswill not be permitted after the fact for compassionate reasons.  \n● Dates of tests will be announced at least 1 week in advance.  \n·If a faculty member determines that a student is at risk of not beingsuccessful in their academic pursuits and has exhausted all strategiesavailable to faculty,student contact information may be confidentiallyprovided to Student Services in an effort to offer even more assistancewith options for success.Any student wishing to restrict the sharing ofsuch information should make their wishes known to the coordinator orfaculty member.  \nGrade Point  \nDefinition  \nEquivalent  \nGrade  \n90-100%  \nA+  \n4.00  \nA  \n80-89%  \n3.00  \nBCD  \n70-79%  \n60-69%  \n2.00  \n1.00  \n50-59%  \n0.00  \nF(Fail) ","cbCaimFEefRXhr5v","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimFEefRXhr5v","pdf",193351,"English","# 1. Course Description\n# II. Learning Outcomes and Elements of the Performance\n## 1. Use Radio Navigation aids\n## 2. Apply dead reckoning and radio navigation\n## 3. Demonstrate knowledge required to pass the navigation section of the Transport Canada Written Exam (CPAER)\n# III. Topics\n# IV. Required Resources / Texts / Materials\n# V. Evaluation Process / Grading System\n# VI. 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