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Student Handbook : Honours : Program Group : CU51

CU51 - Bachelor of Aviation Technology

A. Aviation Theory - compulsory courses:
Course Code Course Name
AVAT11001 Aviation Theory I
AVAT12002 Aviation Theory II
AVAT12003 Aviation Theory III
AVAT12004 Aviation Theory IV
AVAT13005 Aviation Theory V

Students should note that the grading system for the Aviation Theory courses is as follows:

  • Pass: 70-76
  • Credit: 77-84
  • Distinction: 85-91
  • High Distinction: 92-100
B. Information Technology - any 11 courses from:
Course Code Course Name
COIS11011 Foundations of Business Computing
COIS12036 Human-Computer Interaction
COIT11118 Conceptual Foundations of Computing
COIT11133 Programming Fundamentals
COIT11134 Procedural Programming
COIT11166 Systems Analysis and Design
COIT11221 Software Fundamentals
COIT12137 Java Internet Programming
COIT12140 Object-Oriented Programming
COIT12141 Computer Graphics
COIT12167 Database Use and Design
COIT12170 Data Communications
COIT13122 Machine Intelligence
COIT13147 Networks
COIT13152 Operating Systems
COMM11003 Professional and Technical Communication

(or other IT courses as may be approved by the Dean or nominee)

Students will complete all of the syllabus requirements for the Commercial Pilot Licence (CLPA), as outlined in the Day VFR Syllabus established by CASA.

C. Business Management - 4 of the following courses:
Course Code Course Name
ACCT11057 Principles of Accounting
ACCT11059 Using Accounting for Decision Making
ACCT19060 Management Accounting
ACCT19066 Accounting Systems and Assurance
HRMT11010 Organisational Behaviour
HRMT11011 Human Resources in Organisations
MGMT11109 Introduction to Management

A maximum of 10 courses within categories B and C may be Level 1 courses.  This program is likely to appeal to those students seeking non-flying positions within the aviation industry.

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