Aircraft System Management Comprehensive Major
Bachelor of Science
BT BS 1104
- Minimum General Studies = 45
- + General Studies coursework required by major = 54
- English Language minimum = 9 including:
- Take all the following:
- ENG 101GS, Expository Writing I - 3 hours
- SPCH 100GS, Fundamentals of Speech
Communication - 3 hours
- Humanities minimum = 9
- Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science minimum = 9
(Maximum of 6 hours in this section will count toward the 45 hours General Studies
requirement.)
- Take the following course:
- MATH 102*, College Algebra - 3 hours
- Take 1 course from:
- MATH 103*, Plane Trigonometry - 3 hours
- MATH 115, Calculus I with Analytical Geometry -
5 hours
- *Students with sufficient preparation may enter the mathematics program at a higher
level.
- Take 1 course from:
- MATH 120, Finite Mathematics - 3 hours
- MATH 123, Applied Calculus I - 3 hours
- Natural Sciences minimum = 13
- Take ONE of the following options:
- Take 2 classes:
- PHYS 205GS, General Physics - 5 hours (Prereq: MATH 103)
- PHYS 206GS, General Physics - 5 hours
- OR take 2 classes:
- PHYS 275GS, General Physics (Calculus) - 5
hours (Prereq. or concurrently with: MATH 115 or equivalent)
- PHYS 276GS, General Physics (Calculus) - 5
hours
- Social and Behavioral Sciences minimum = 12
- Take all the following:
- ECON 271GS, Principles of Economics,
Microeconomics - 3 hours
- PSY 203GS, General Psychology - 3 hours
- Take 1 course from:
- PSCI 100GS, Basic Concepts of Political Science
- 3 hours
- PSCI 110GS, Introduction to American Politics -
3 hours
- PSCI 168GS, Introduction to International
Politics - 3 hours
- Take 1 course from:
- GEOG 104GS, World Regional Geography - 3 hours
- GEOG 106GS, Human Geography - 3 hours
- GEOG 206GS, Geography of the United States and
Canada - 3 hours
- GEOG 305GS, Environmental Conservation - 3
hours
- Personal Development minimum = 2
- BS Science-related course requirements = 0
- Major = 52
- Minimum total hours required coursework = 106
- Unrestricted elective in 125 hour program = 19
- Minimum total hours required for BS in Aircraft System Management Comprehensive = 125
- All UNK degrees require a minimum of 125 hours. Forty (40) of the hours required for
all UNK degrees must be upper division hours, which are courses numbered 300 or above
taken at a 4-year college or university.
- A. Aircraft System Management Comprehensive-Core Requirements
- Take all of the following:
- BASM 200, Private Pilot Ground - 3 hours
- BASM 291, Introduction to Aviation - 1 hour
- BASM 300, Instrument Ground - 3 hours
- BASM 303, Instrument Flight - 2 hours
- BASM 304, Commercial Ground - 3 hours
- BASM 305, Commercial Flight - 2 hours
- BASM 356, Advanced Aircraft Systems - 3 hours
- BASM 357, Advanced Aerodynamics/Aircraft
Performance - 3 hours
- BASM 361, Aviation Airport Management - 3 hours
- BASM 362, Aviation Safety - 3 hours
- BASM 363, Aviation Law - 3 hours
- BASM 364, Air Traffic Control - 3 hours
- BASM 368, Multi-Engine Rating - 2 hours
- B. Aircraft System Management Comprehensive-Supporting Courses
- Take the following course:
- GEOG 209GS, Meteorology - 3 hours
- Take 3 courses:
- ITEC 425, Human Factors in the Workplace - 3
hours
- ECON 465, Economics of Transportation - 3 hours
- BMGT 380, Human Resource Management - 3 hours
- Take 1 course from:
- BMGT 314, Operations Management - 3 hours
(Prereq: BMIS 181, BMIS 182, BMGT
233)
- BMGT 355, Organizational Behavior - 3 hours
- Take 1 course from:
- STAT 235, Statistical Techniques for Research I
- 3 hours
- STAT 241, Elementary Statistics - 3 hours
- STAT 345, Applied Statistics I - 3 hours
- BMGT 233, Business Statistics - 3 hours
Note: All flight training for students admitted to the University of Nebraska at
Kearney Airway Science Program will be conducted in accordance with the UNK Airway Science
Program Student Handbook which contains all policies and procedures governing flight
training. The Handbook also specifies procedures which must be followed by students who
are admitted to UNK with flight certificates and ratings not obtained from another
approved college or university.
11 May 2006
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