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Dantonio  \nClass time: 2-3:50 p.m. Monday & Wednesday  \nSemester Hours: 4 Credit Hours  \nClass Location: LA 1204 Campus: Belleville  \nPhone: 240-412-6047  \nToll Free in Illinois: 1-800-222-5131  \nOffice Hours: By appointment  \nE-mail:  [elisa.dantonio@swic.edu](elisa.dantonio@swic.edu)  \nWebsite: [www.swic.edu](www.swic.edu)  \n[COURSE DESCRIPTION:](COURSE DESCRIPTION:)  \nAn introductory course designed to provide the student with the basic theory of flight, aircraft design and aircraft control. This course also introduces basic meteorology, pilotage, dead reckoning and electronic navigational skills, the flight computer, cross country planning along with the Federal Aviation Regulations that pertain to Private Pilots. These skills will be reinforced with classroom exercises and interactive test review. Atthe completion of this course, the student will have gained the knowledge and skills required to successfully pass the Federal Aviation Administration Private Pilot Airplane written exam.  \nCOURSE OBJECTIVES:  \n1) To know how to operate an airplane safely and to understand basic aerodynamics, communications and flight information available to pilots.  \n2) To understand and interpret weather and to understand the role of weather in regard to safe operation of an aircraft.  \n3) To understand and practice navigation of an aircraft cross country and the significance that performance, weight and balance and human factors have on the safety and successful completion of the operation.  \nPREREQUISITES: An interest in aviation and flight!  \nTEXTBOOK(S) & TOOLS:  \nJeppesen Sanderson Private Pilot Manual  \nTest Review Book (Gleim, ASA, Jeppesen)  \nE6B Flight Computer  \nPlotter  \nFAR/AIM  \nPilot’s Logbook  \nCOLLEGE-WIDE CORE COMPETENCIES  \nStudents who complete a degree from SWIC will gain competency in skills related to communication, reasoning, and citizenship. In this class, students will develop skills or be exposed to the following competencies:  \n\n| Citizenship Skills |  | Communication Skills |  | Reasoning Skills |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Civic & Social Accountability | ☐ | Computer Literacy | XX | Critical Thinking | XX |\n| Personal Accountability | ☐ | Oral Communication | XX | Quantitative Literacy | XX |\n|  |  | Writing | ☐ |  |  |\n\nGRADING PROCEDURE:  \nHomework is due at the beginning of class on the listed dates. Homework assignments will not be accepted after the corresponding test!  \nLetter Grade Points (total possible points is 335)  \nA 301 – 335  \nB 268 – 300  \nC 234 – 267  \nD 201 – 233  \nF 200 and below  \nPoints for Homework Assignments and Examinations Task Value  \nTest \\# 1 25  \nTest \\# 2 25  \nTest \\# 3 25  \nTest \\# 4 25  \nTest \\# 5 25  \nFinal Exam (Practice FAA Exam) 60  \nIn-Class Exercises (\\#1 through \\#5) 50  \nHomework Assignments (\\#1 through \\#10) 100  \nTotal Course Points: 335  \nEXTRA CREDIT:  \nExtra credit can be earned by bringing in aviation-related news items. Be prepared to present the article and discuss it in class.  \nFAA minimum passing for Stage and Final exams is 80% . If you do not pass a Stage exam, you will retake the exam; however, your final course grade is based upon the first grade. You must pass each Stage exam prior to moving onto the next stage.  \nIt is  highly recommended that you read each chapter prior to class. This will help you to understand subject material, prepare you to discuss the material in class, and help the instructor to answer any questions and clear up any misconceptions you might have.  \nATTENDANCE POLICY:  \nCollege Attendance Policy: You are expected to be present for all assigned classes, lectures or laboratory sessions. If you are absent, you must show your instructor that your absence has been for a good cause. 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