Human Factors and Safety - Flight, B.S.

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Major Code: 7235	Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Science
Delivery Mode(s): Classroom, Flight	Age Restriction: No
Admission Status: Undergraduate	Location(s): Main Campus - Melbourne

The curriculum for the human factors and safety with flight major prepares the graduate for a career in the global aeronautical science and technology industry and government regulatory agencies. The graduate is provided a strong foundation in mathematics, physics, aeronautical sciences, aeronautical technology and the regulated international aviation industry.

Curriculum

Candidates for the degree must successfully complete the following curriculum.

Freshman Year

Fall (16 credit hours)

Private Pilot Written Examination

Spring (17 credit hours)

Private Pilot Flight Test

Sophomore Year

Junior Year

Fall (15 credit hours)

AHF 3102 Advanced Human Factors
AVS 2102 Aerodynamics
AVT 1200 Introduction to Aircraft Systems
Humanities Elective (HU) 3000-level or higher recommended Credit Hours: 3

Select second HUM Core Course:

Commercial Pilot Written Examination

Multiengine Commercial Pilot Flight Test

Spring (15 credit hours)

AHF 3103 Sensation and Perception
AHF 3104 Human-Machine Systems
AHF 4001 Research Methods in Human Factors
COM 3070 Professional Communication for Executives
Restricted Elective (Advisor Approval) Credit Hours: 3

Human Factors and Safety - Flight, B.S.

Curriculum

Freshman Year

Fall (16 credit hours)

Private Pilot Written Examination

Spring (17 credit hours)

Private Pilot Flight Test

Sophomore Year

Fall (16 credit hours)

Select first HUM Core Course:

Instrument Rating Written Examination

Instrument Rating Flight Test

Spring (15 credit hours)

Junior Year

Fall (15 credit hours)

Select second HUM Core Course:

Commercial Pilot Written Examination

Multiengine Commercial Pilot Flight Test

Spring (15 credit hours)

Senior Year

Fall (16 credit hours)

Spring (15 credit hours)

Total Credits Required: 125