UAS 1001

Subject Description:

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This course introduces students to the use of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) in airport environments, focusing on operations at Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Part 139 airports and general aviation facilities. Students will explore how drone technology supports airport management, inspection, and safety functions. The course also includes FAA Part 107 exam preparation, hands-on flight training, and professional development activities such as resume writing, interview preparation, and job search strategies.

Program Length:   8 Weeks

Total Clock Hours:   48 Clock Hours (Lecture 16 / Lab 16 / Online 16)

Delivery Format:   Hybrid (In-Person and Online)

Curriculum Includes:

• Applications of Drones in Airport Operations
• FAA Part 107 Test Preparation
• sUAS Flight Training and Safety Protocols
• Professional Development: Interviewing, Resume Writing, and Job Search Skills
  

Program Cost:   $8,900 (Includes study materials, flight lab access, and FAA exam fee. Payment plans available. Veterans welcome.)

Who Should Enroll:

• Students pursuing aviation or airport management careers
• Professionals seeking to integrate drones into airport operations
• Individuals preparing for FAA Part 107 certification with an airport operations focus
  

Learning Outcomes:   Upon completion, students will be able to:

• Understand airport operations and how sUAS enhance safety and efficiency
• Demonstrate flight competency in airport-related drone applications
• Successfully prepare for and pass the FAA Part 107 written exam
• Develop professional readiness for employment in the aviation and UAS industries
  

Certificate Awarded:   Certificate of Completion – Planning & Management Tract: Drones and Airport Operations

Prerequisite:   None

Enrollment Requirement:   Background check required before enrollment

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