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Courses in the School of Transportation

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HDMC 269 - Hydraulics Laboratory

Course Description:
The student will disassemble and inspect components used in basic hydraulic systems. Included in the program is the design and assembly on simulator boards of common hydraulic circuits as used in industry.

1.5 Credits

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HELI 280 - Helicopter Fundamentals

Course Description:
Helicopter Fundamentals introduces the learner to the basics of helicopter maintenance. The learner will study the rotary wing theory of flight, helicopter flight control systems, drive train systems, ground handling and servicing. Emphasis is placed on identifying and using the proper instructions for Continued Airworthiness. The classes will provide a mix of theory and hands-on practical work.

3 Credits

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HELI 320 - Helicopter Maintenance Practices

Course Description:
Helicopter Maintenance Practices delves into more complex helicopter maintenance practices. The learner will study specific inspection and maintenance techniques. The focus will be on hands-on work, with theory lessons to support that. Topics will include vibration analysis, gearboxes maintenance, flight control adjustment and rigging, engine controls, and drive train maintenance.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

HELI 280
STDP 240

HFAC 245 - Human Factors

Course Description:

This is a preparatory level course designed to introduce the students to the effect of human factors in aviation. The course will prepare the student entering the workforce with an awareness of the impact that human factors play in aircraft incidences and provide the opportunity to reduce errors through the adoption of human factor principles.

1.5 Credits

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INRY 206 - Introduction to Automotive Technology

Course Description:
Introduction to Automotive Technology provides an overview of the operation and function of the main components and systems of automobiles. Topics include the operation of the engine, transmission and drive train, as well as the fuel, exhaust, emissions, ignition, electrical, air conditioning, cooling and lubricating systems. Also discussed are the suspension, steering and braking systems. The role of the onboard computer in various systems is also reviewed.

1.5 Credits

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INSP 203 - NDI Introduction for Aircraft

Course Description:
The student will be given an overview of the five nondestructive testing (NDT) methods utilized in the aircraft industry. Inspection and monitoring of airframe components and the applicability of NDT procedures to Transport Canada standards are covered. Hands-on demonstrations are utilized to reinforce theory.

1.5 Credits

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INSP 226 - Aircraft Corrosion

Course Description:
The students will study the different types of corrosion, factors that cause them, and the prevention of corrosion. The student will practice corrective actions to be taken once corrosion is discovered in an aircraft.

1.5 Credits

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INSP 310 - Small Aircraft Inspection

Course Description:
This course is designed to familiarize the learner with aircraft inspection techniques and procedures common to the aviation industry. The learner will develop the skills and knowledge required to accomplish an inspection on an aircraft.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ARCP 210
ARCP 215
STDP 240

INSP 350 - Large Aircraft Inspection

Course Description:
Large Aircraft Inspection is an introduction to daily inspection tasks encountered as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. The learner will participate in periodic and special inspections, ground run performance checks, system testing, and maintenance of aircraft, aircraft components and power plants. At the end of this course the learner will be familiar with common inspections of aircraft and aircraft components including completion of the appropriate paperwork.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

STDP 240

MGMT 269 - Managing E-Business

Course Description:
Students will draw upon their marketing knowledge to analyze current Internet marketing principles. E-Business and e-marketing principles will also be applied specifically to the automotive industry.

1.5 Credits

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MGMT 315 - Aircraft Maintenance Management

Course Description:
This course focuses on the Human Factors aspect of the aviation industry. The learner will analyze case studies that will help identify common factors affecting human performance. The Quality Assurance system which the aviation industry has adopted to increase safety and reliability will also be reviewed. Finally, the learner will go behind the scenes and learn how international standards and maintenance schedules were developed.

1.5 Credits

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MKTG 206 - Concepts of the Automotive Industry

Course Description:

This course is an introduction to the automotive industry as a whole. The history, present and future business of the industry will be explored, including trends, innovations and issues in the Canadian Automotive Industry.

1.5 Credits

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MKTG 216 - Canadian Auto Aftermarket

Course Description:

This course introduces the participant to the vast opportunities and the significance of the automotive aftermarket industry in Canada. Furthermore, this course examines the history, channels of distribution and product supply chain. As well it explores career opportunities and trends in this segment of the automotive industry.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 202 - Automotive Related Subjects

Course Description:
Automotive Related Subjects introduces students to standard methods and procedures for using measurement and thread repair tools, and oxyacetylene heating and cutting. Students also learn basic automotive maintenance procedures.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 207 - Workplace Safety

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn about important safety legislation, regulations and industry policies in the workplace, including climbing, lifting, rigging, hoisting, hazardous materials and fire protection. As well, you will learn and use shop information systems to interpret work orders and create parts requisitions. Finally, you will identify and use common motorcycle shop equipment, perform thread repair procedures, and perform thread cleaning, repairing, cutting and broken fastener removal procedures.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 208 - Tools and Equipment

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn to use common hand tools, as well as a range of specialized equipment for cleaning, measuring, testing and service work, including wheel, suspension and frame equipment, and engine service and overhaul equipment. You will also learn to safely use an oxyfuel torch to perform metal heating and cutting operations.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 209 - Electrical Theory and Circuits

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn basic electrical theory and circuits so that you can perform meter tests to diagnose and repair electrical problems. The electrical principles you learn in class will be reinforced in hands-on activities, such as battery maintenance and testing, using wiring diagrams to identify electrical problems, and repairing electrical wires and connectors.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 210 - Engine Theory and Tune-up

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn the operating and design principles of four-stroke and two-stroke engines. You will learn to service motorcycle fuel systems, air filters and air boxes, and perform compression and sealing tests. You will also perform basic engine tune-ups and perform scheduled maintenance procedures.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 211 - Wheel and Tires

Course Description:
In this course, you will perform complete wheel and tire service and repair. You will identify the types of wheels used for modern motorcycles and describe tire applications, sizes, designs and compatibility. You will also perform visual inspections and demonstrate wheel bearing replacement, wire spoke tension adjustment and replace spoke trim. In addition, you will perform tire removal, mounting and balancing, and remove and replace wheel assemblies.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 212 - Brake Systems

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn to repair and maintain brake systems. You will learn to identify the components and operations of brake systems, describe brake fluid characteristics, and describe hydraulic and mechanical pressures in a multi-piston caliper system. You will also perform inspection, service and repair of drum and disc brake systems, as well as rebuilding master cylinders, wheel cylinders and callipers.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 213 - Assembly and Pre-Delivery

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn the correct handling of crated motorcycles, including inspection of incoming shipments and procedures to report missing or damaged parts. You will learn about receiving shipments, and perform pre-delivery inspections and related tasks, including minor repairs to paint and windshields. Finally, you will learn how to correctly prepare motorcycles for extended periods of storage.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 214 - Clutches and Primary Drives

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn about the function, components and operation of clutch systems, and you’ll overhaul clutches and release mechanisms. You will also explore the operation and design of kick-start systems, performing inspection and diagnosis. Finally, you will learn how to inspect, adjust and perform diagnostic testing of primary drive systems, including shock absorbers and constant velocity transmissions. The theory you learn in class will be reinforced in a range of hands-on shop activities.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

MOTR 207

MOTR 208

MOTR 209

MOTR 210

MOTR 211

MOTR 212

MOTR 215 - Final Drives

Course Description:
In this course, you will focus on final drive and ATV drive line service and repair. You will take an in-depth look at the design, operation, inspection and service of motorcycle chain drives, belt drives and shaft drives, and perform roller chain cleaning and adjustment. You will also inspect and service ATV front differentials and four-wheel drive components, and describe the inspections and measurements required to overhaul the secondary bevel gear system. You will apply the theory you learn in class to a series of hands-on shop activities.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

MOTR 207

MOTR 208

MOTR 209

MOTR 210

MOTR 211

MOTR 212

MOTR 217 - Lubrication, Cooling and Fuels

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn about engine lubrication system designs, components, operation and requirements, and learn to service and repair lubrication systems and oil pumps. You will also explore motorcycle cooling system components, operation and problems, and perform the testing, replacement and bleeding of coolant. Finally, you will explore the composition, ratings, additives and applications of fuels. The theory you learn in class will be reinforced in a range of hands-on shop activities.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

MOTR 207

MOTR 208

MOTR 209

MOTR 210

MOTR 220 - Automotive Shop I

Course Description:
Safety, communication, measuring and hand tools, fasteners related to chassis components, suspension systems, steering systems, wheel alignment, drive shafts, and braking systems will be introduced in this course.

6 Credits

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MOTR 221 - Automotive Theory IA

Course Description:
Construction, function, and operation of components used in automotive suspension systems, electric and hydraulic assist steering systems, and automotive brake systems are introduced in this course.

3 Credits

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MOTR 222 - Automotive Theory IB

Course Description:
Oxy-Acetylene and MIG equipment; testing and analysis of metal behaviour.

3 Credits

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MOTR 260 - Automotive Shop II

Course Description:
Theory and service procedures regarding the use and care of power, hand tools, and fasteners as they relate to engine work and to the operating principles, maintenance, and over haul procedures for automotive engine assemblies and transmissions and transaxles will be introduced. In addition, disassembly, parts recognition, inspection, measurement, and reassembly of automotive engines, battery, starters and alternators will be covered, as well as diagnosing manual transmissions, manual transaxles and clutches.

6 Credits

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MOTR 261 - Automotive Theory II

Course Description:
Theory and service procedures for hand tools and fasteners, operating principles, maintenance, service procedure for automotive engine assemblies, diagnosing manual transmissions, manual transaxles, and clutches, parts recognition, inspection, measurements, servicing, battery, starters, and alternators are introduced in this course.

3 Credits

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MOTR 262 - Frames and Suspensions

Course Description:
In this course, you will take a comprehensive look at motorcycle frame design, wheel alignment and suspension to ensure a smooth and comfortable ride. You will perform wheel and chassis alignment, and explore the effects of rear suspension lift and lowering kits. You will also perform inspections, servicing and overhauls of both front and rear suspension systems. The theory you learn in class will be reinforced in a range of hands-on shop activities.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

MOTR 207

MOTR 208

MOTR 209

MOTR 210

MOTR 263 - Two Stroke Top End

Course Description:
In this course, you will focus on the top end teardown and inspection of two-stroke motorcycle engines, as well as their reconditioning and assembly. You will diagnose problems and inspect the crankshaft, connecting rod, cylinder reed valve assembly and exhaust power valve assemblies. You will also recondition cylinder surfaces and test rebuilt two-stroke engines. The important principles you learn in class will be reinforced in a range of hands-on shop activities.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):
MOTR 207
MOTR 208
MOTR 209
MOTR 210
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MOTR 303 - Climate Control

Course Description:
This course covers the principles of heat transfer and how this can be accomplished with the use of refrigerants. Learners will identify high pressure side and low pressure side components which includes the condenser, accumulator, compressor, and metering devices. Control modules, actuator motors, and switches will also be covered. Throughout the course, there will be an emphasis on safety while working on various air conditioning systems.

1.5 Credits

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MOTR 320 - Automotive Shop III

Course Description:
This course will offer a practical approach to electrical testing through the use of various pieces of test equipment. Learners will discover how vehicle subsystems operate, how they are tested, and how to make minor repairs to these systems. The systems may include: battery, starter, charging, ignition, fuel, emission, anti-lock brakes, and supplemental restraint systems.

6 Credits

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MOTR 321 - Automotive Theory III

Course Description:
This course will provide the learner with the theory and operation of the electrical, ignition, alternate fuel systems, emissions and various other accessory systems used on vehicles today. Anti-lock brake systems (ABS) and supplemental restraint systems (SRS) will also be covered. Diagnostic processes will also be a focus for each of these systems.

3 Credits

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MOTR 360 - Automotive Shop IV

Course Description:
This course provides learners with a background in basic operation, disassembly, and overhaul of automatic transmission/transaxle assemblies. Diagnostic skills and repair procedures will be covered. Learners will also be introduced to other systems, including diesel injection systems, and emission controls.

6 Credits

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MOTR 361 - Automotive Theory IV

Course Description:
Learners will be introduced to automatic transmission/transaxle basic theory of operation. This includes planetary gear train operation, torque converter operation, hydraulic pump and pressure regulation, and hydraulic shift control. Electronic shift control, friction element operation, operational diagnosis, diesel injection systems, and emission controls will also be covered.

3 Credits

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MOTR 370 - Vehicle Modifications

Course Description:
Learners will be introduced to a variety of after-market vehicle modifications that are available in today’s market. Modifications reviewed may include engine performance upgrades, changes to vehicle ride height, brake system upgrades, and the pros and cons of these after-market systems.

1.5 Credits

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OPER 205 - Load Charts Reading and Interpretation

Course Description:
In this course, students will combine theory and practical hands-on experience with load charts. While operating a crane, students will be required to calculate safe load weights, conversions of area and volumes as well as the ability to determine weight based off material. This course will ensure that students have a substantial understanding and executing load charts successfully.

3 Credits

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PNTG 234 - Aircraft Sealing

Course Description:
The student will gain the knowledge and skills to master the procedures and methods necessary for selection, mixing, preparation and application of sealant to aircraft structures. Theory is conducted in a classroom atmosphere and supported with hands-on practical in a shop environment.

1.5 Credits

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PRAC 282 - Work Integrated Learning

Course Description:
The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) component of the Pre-Employment Auto Body program gives you the opportunity to gain valuable real-world work experience in the industry. You’ll complete two weeks of your program in an auto body mechanic shop, applying the knowledge you have learned in the program and gaining practical knowledge of workplace procedures and techniques.

1.5 Credits

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PRAC 284 - Automotive Industry Work Term

Course Description:
The student work practicum provides an opportunity to prepare for and gain industry experience. Topics covered include effective communication, professionalism, SMART goals and time management. The workplace portion of the course will provide real-world experience in the automotive industry as well as networking opportunities for future employment.

3 Credits

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PRAC 294 - Work Integrated Learning

Course Description:
The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) component of the Pre-Employment RV Service technician program gives you the opportunity to gain valuable real-world work experience in the industry. You will complete 4 weeks of your program in an RV dealership shop, applying knowledge you have learned in the program and gaining practical experience related to workplace procedures, techniques and culture.

3 Credits

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PROJ 222 - RPAS Capstone

Course Description:
In this course, you’ll use the skills you’ve developed during the program to propose and develop a project pertaining to an aspect of RPAS operations that interests you. You’ll then complete the proposed mission, collect data, analyze the results and report your findings and recommendations to stakeholders.

1.5 Credits

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PROJ 348 - Automotive Service Technology Capstone Project

Course Description:
In the AST capstone project, working in teams, learners will be selecting the topic; completing research, data collection, data analysis, and producing a proposal, progress reports, a final report, and an oral presentation.

3 Credits

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PROJ 365 - Automotive Management Capstone

Course Description:
In the capstone course, learners are given the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program in a real-world environment. Following an analysis of existing processes at an automotive company, learners will present findings and recommendations to peers, faculty and industry executives.

3 Credits

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PRTS 302 - DMS - Parts and Service

Course Description:
A Dealer Management System (DMS) is an integral part of managing the Parts and Service Department of a retail automotive dealership. An in-depth look at these departments’ processes and how they apply to the individual departments will occur. An understanding of the software applications and how they inter-relate with the daily operations of the departments to achieve profitability are explored.

1.5 Credits

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RCDR 201 - Railway Industry Fundamentals

Course Description:
This introductory overview provides general information about the rail industry and the conductor’s role and responsibilities. Course topics explore railway business, conductor’s duties, the importance of leadership, communication and teamwork, the impact of environmental regulations and technology on operations, and finally, how to prepare for a career as a railway conductor.

RLOP 209 - Railway Practical Applications

Course Description:
This course supplements the theory learned and further focuses on the specifics of working in the railway industry, including the use of specialized equipment and the fundamentals of marshalling. Material will cover inspections, switches and derail devices, movement of rail equipment, handbrakes and air brakes, the train information braking system (TIBS), fundamental skills for a conductor and general worksite maintenance procedures.

RLOP 210 - Railway Operations

Course Description:
This course focuses on the fundamentals of railway operations such as methods of traffic control and tracks within territories, railway signals, and the types of forms and documents used in Canadian rail operations.

RREG 205 - Equipment Operation

Course Description:
In this course, students will review equipment transportation, site preparation, loading and unloading equipment, equipment set up, assembly and disassembly of hoisting equipment, principles of operation, lift planning and lift operations. Students will also understand the rules of leaving the crane unattended.

In addition, this course will explain and discuss the rules and regulations relating to the mobile crane trade. The student will be able to determine safe operating practices relating to Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) and Canadian Standards Association (CSA). We will also overview WHMIS, fire extinguisher safety and transportation.

3 Credits

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RSFE 201 - Railway Safety & Regulations

Course Description:
This course introduces the fundamental knowledge, skills and attitudes required for conductors to ensure workplace health and safety. You will examine safety regulations including the transportation of dangerous goods, identify hazard and mitigation procedures, and discuss the importance of proper communication protocols and protection procedures.

RSFE 202 - Railway Rules & Instructions

Course Description:
This course provides a deeper look at rules and regulations essential to the railway industry. You will examine the Canadian Rail Operating Rules, signals and emergencies, the role of authorities as well as procedures for General Bulletin Order compliance. Regulations for interlocking and centralized traffic control, as well as automatic black signaling and occupancy control systems will also be covered.

RVMC 202 - DC Electricity

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn about mechanical and towing system for the recreation vehicle. Some of the topics covered in this course are how to wire a vehicle for towing, install hitch and tow systems, service brake systems and components and finally, service trailer frames, undercarriages and brake and suspension components.

1.5 Credits

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RVMC 203 - Plumbing and Appliances

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn about plumbing systems and accessories for the recreation vehicle. You will learn to service potable water systems, waste water systems, how to winterize and de-winterize plumbing systems and service monitoring systems. You will learn about appliance operations and accessories for the recreation vehicle. You will understand theory related to interior and exterior accessories such as refrigerators, stoves and awnings, and how to check safety components.

1.5 Credits

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RVMC 204 - RV Systems Lab

Course Description:
In this course, you will reinforce and demonstrate what you have learned in the previous theory courses through hands-on learning exercises within SAIT’s recreation vehicle lab.

6 Credits

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RVMC 205 - Mechanical Systems

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn about mechanical and towing system for the recreational vehicle. Some of the topics covered in this course are how to wire a vehicle for towing, install hitch and tow systems, service brake systems and components and finally, service trailer frames, undercarriages and brake and suspension components.

1.5 Credits

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SAFE 218 - Safety, Equipment and Digital Learning

Course Description:
In this course, you will learn about important safety legislation, regulations and industry policies in the workplace, including: climbing, lifting, rigging, hoisting, hazardous materials and fire protection. As well, you will learn about: tools and equipment, cleaning of recreation vehicles, how to read a vehicle identification number, perform cutting and heating operations, perform pre-delivery inspections (commonly referred to as PDI’s) and operate motorhome monitoring systems. Finally, you will understand commonly used software and learn to write reports on work performed.

1.5 Credits

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SELL 315 - Automotive Business and Sales Management

Course Description:
Automotive Business and Sales Management provides an overview of the variable sales departments, also known as the new and used vehicle sales department. The operational goals of each of these departments are reviewed as well as the people, processes and products. Daily tasks that promote a profitable sales department and the impact of customer service are also discussed.

3 Credits

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STDP 215 - Standard Practices I Theory

Course Description:
Topics studied include safety, Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), the correct use of common hand tools and precision measuring equipment and lock wiring practices. Aircraft hardware types and coding systems, dimensional problem solving, identification and coding of materials and practical applications will also be examined.

1.5 Credits

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STDP 224 - Standard Practices I Lab

Course Description:
Topics studied include practical applications of hanger and lab safety and practices, the use of common hand and power tools, hands-on practice with precision measuring tools and locking devices.

1.5 Credits

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STDP 230 - Standard Practices Lab

Course Description:
The students will learn the practical application of hanger safety and practices, the use of common hand tools, aircraft handling and grounding. Hands-on practice with precision measuring tools and locking devices, aircraft wiring practices and plumbing, marshalling and ground handling will be studied. Construction inspection and replacement or control cable fittings will also be studied.

1.5 Credits

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STDP 235 - Standard Practices Theory

Course Description:
The topics studied will include safety, Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), the correct use of common hand tools and precision measuring equipment, lock wiring practices, aircraft hardware types and coding systems. Dimensional problem-solving, identification and coating of materials and practical applications will also be covered. The safe handling of fuel, marshalling of aircraft and ground handling, aircraft wiring practices, Air Transport Association (ATA) chapters and salvage procedures will also be studied.

1.5 Credits

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STDP 240 - Aircraft Standard Practices

Course Description:
In Aircraft Standard Practices the learner will gain hands-on experience with common hand tools, precision measuring tools and locking devices, and study the coding systems used for materials and hardware required to perform elementary maintenance tasks on aircraft. The learner will study the theory and fabrication of fluid lines and control cables, and learn basic servicing of aircraft fuel and oxygen.

3 Credits

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STDP 283 - Standard Practices II Lab

Course Description:
Students will learn about and practice various skills commonly employed by avionics technicians. Topics will include wire striping, terminations routing, lacing, connections, coax connections, following schematic diagrams and standard wiring practices.

1.5 Credits

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STDP 310 - Employability Fundamentals for Aircraft Maintenance

Course Description:
This course will challenge the learner with a series of tasks and exercises based on the knowledge and skills that they have attained, and are expected to bring to their employment. Evaluation of these tasks and skills will give the learner an indication of their employment readiness.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ELEC 279
EMTL 260
ARCP 210
ARCP 215
STDP 240

TRBN 360 - Aircraft Turbine Engine Essentials

Course Description:
Aircraft Turbine Engine Essentials introduces the learner to the design and construction of aircraft gas turbine engines. The learner will study history, performance, systems and operation, and participate in lab experiences focusing on maintenance tasks related to routine maintenance.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

STDP 240

WEPR 207 - Oxygen-Acetylene Equipment Lab

Course Description:
This course offers the students a practical study of using oxygen-acetylene heating and cutting equipment.

1.5 Credits

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