UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS – #8305/#8306
UAS Syllabus 24-25
ABOUT:
- The Unmanned Aircraft Systems course prepares students to fly drones under the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Part 107 Guidelines.
- Students get an overview of the national airspace system, FAA regulations, and the design and operation of small drones.
- Students monitor the weather, address the loading and performance of drones, collect data, and coordinate flight operation logistics.
- Students will use the Zephyr simulation software to practice flying.
STUDENT STUDY:
Small unmanned aircraft systems remote pilot, components, and maintenance.
Aerospace Technology
Drones for mapping and surveying
Drones for photography and videos
Night Operations
Remote ID and FRIAs
Radio Communications
Avionics and Communication
PREREQUISITES:
Completion of Algebra I and English 10 with a grade of “C” or above
CAMPUS LOCATION: Woodside Lane, Newport News
SESSIONS: P.M. Only
CLASS SIZE: 20 per Session
CREDENTIALS: Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Flight Technician Career Studies Certificate, FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification, FAA TRUST Certificate
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS:
INSTRUCTOR: Julie Young, julie.young@nhrec.org (757) 874-4444 ext. 9-5550
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:
Unmanned Aircraft Pilot
Aircraft Systems Operator
Aviation Technician
Aircraft and Powerplant Mechanic
Surveyor
POST-SECONDARY PARTNERS:
Virginia Peninsula Community College