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K-State at Salina is now offering an Avionics certificate. Current A&Ps can test out of half the classes, leaving only two semesters to earn the National Center for Aircraft Technician Training- Avionics maintenance technology certificate This certificate program provides the education and practical experience needed for careers in the rapidly growing avionics segment of the aviation maintenance industry. Topic coverage includes systems found in advanced aircraft, such as glass cockpits and other advanced avionics systems. Those completing the program will find applications for these skills in aircraft design, operation, maintenance, inspection, repair, and alteration. This certificate program meets the standards set by the National Center for Aircraft Technician Training (NCATT). It gives students the opportunity to obtain the industry's new Aviation Electronics Technician (AET) certificate. Requirements: AVM 111 Basic Aircraft Electricity - 4 credit hours AVM 151 Aviation Maintenance Fundamentals - 3 credit hours AVM 162 Airframe Electrical Systems - 4 credit hours AVM 241 Navigational Aids and Communication Systems - 3 credit hours AVM 400 Composites - 4 credit hours AVM 315 Advanced Avionics - 3 credit hours AVM 427 Avionics Repair - 3 credit hours AVM 429 Avionics Maintenance - 3 credit hours TOTAL: 26 or 27 credit hours For more information contact: Raylene Alexander
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