Program Tracking Sheet Aviation Management (AVIA)

2012-2015
Student Name: Student No:
Students entering first semester may choose to complete the College Placement Assessment (CPA) to
determine the College level Communications courses appropriate to their language level. i.e.
Communication Essentials (COMM1016) or (COMM 1017) Work Environment Communication

Semester 1 (A01) Fall2012

Course Code Course Name Grade
AVIA1000 Aviation Orientation
AVIA1001 Aviation Operations
AVIA1005 Flight Lab
COMM Communications Course (initial communications course to be determined
by CPA)
COMP2022 Computer Applications – Spreadsheets
MATH1008 Introduction to Business & Technical Math
MKTG1000 Introduction to Marketing
SWA

Semester 2 (A02) Winter 2013

Course Code Course Name Grade
AVIA1003 Airport Management
AVIA3007 Airline Management
COMM Communications course
COMP1062 Database & Office Management
GNED General Education elective
Option
SWA

Summer 2013 - Co-op Work Term 1

Semester 3 (A03) Fall 2013

Course Code Course Name Grade
ACCT1004 Introduction to Accounting
AVIA2000 Aircraft Characteristics (PR – AVIA1000)
COMM1021 Dynamic Presentations (required by Embry Riddle)
GNED General Education elective
METE2000 Meteorology
SOCL1000 Introduction to Sociology
SWA

Winter 2014 - Co-op Work Term 2

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Semester 4 (A04) Summer 2014
Course Code Course Name Grade
AVIA2001 Advanced FLIGHTLAB (PR – AVIA1000)
AVIA2005 Introduction to Aerodynamics
ECON1000 Microeconomics
GNED General Education elective
GOVT1001 Government and Aviation
AVIA2002 Navigation & Navigational Aids
Option
SWA

Fall 2014 - Co-op Work Term 3

Semester 5 (A05) Winter 2015

Course Code Course Name Grade
AVIA3000 Cargo, Customs and Excise
GNED General Education elective
STAT2002 Applied Statistics
AVIA1004 Operations Management
Option
Option
SWA
Semester 6 (A06) Summer 2015
Course Code Course Name Grade
AVIA3001 Airport Planning
AVIA3009 Security Management Systems
GNED General Education elective
LAWS3002 Aviation Law New content
Option
Option
SWA

(PR) indicates that this course requires that a prerequisite course be successfully completed BEFORE
the student will be permitted to register in this course.

Revised May 2012

PROGRAM OPTION CHOICES (subject to availability)

Course Code Course Name Offering:

FNCE2001 Managerial Finance Summer
AVIA3005 International Aviation and Management Summer
AVIA3010 Safety & Emergency Management Summer
MATH2005 Algebra Summer
FNCE2000 Business Finance Summer
HURM1000 Human Resource Management Foundations** Summer
AVIA3004 Human Factors in Aviation Winter
MGMT3003 Management & Planning Principles Winter
BUSI3001 Supervision Winter
ECON2000 Macroeconomics Winter
MKTG1001 Planning the Marketing Strategy Winter

Other Courses for which students may request exemptions or PLAR (not offered):
AVIA2003 Area/Airspace 1
AVIA2004 Airport Control Services
AVIA3003 Air Safety and Accident Prevention
AVIA3006 Air Accident Investigation

** For Embry Riddle University transfer, the courses in BOLD are required. An alternative option
equivalent to HURM1000 is GNED1005 Human Behaviour in the Workplace.

Students must also complete GNED2057 Contemporary Social Issues.

CO-OP WORK TERMS

The Aviation Management program has a co-operative education component. Students are required to
complete three 14-week work terms (minimum of 560 hours each).

The Co-op/Internship hour is scheduled for all first year students. Depending on the program, it is
offered in the summer, fall or winter semester (Aviation Students will be in semester I). Students must
register for this course on Banner. The classes include all the necessary steps and processes to
assist you in successfully completing your work terms. It is essential that you attend. Please see the
Co-op/Internship Hour Course Outline (CPHR0001) as posted in your co-op blackboard site.

QUESTIONS AND ASSISTANCE

For more information on the program and the short description of these courses, please check our website:
http://www.georgianc.on.ca/academics/programs/program_info.php?moremajor=AVIA
If you have any questions or concerns regarding your academic progress or standing, please speak to your Program Co-ordinator.

Revised May 2012