Aircraft Electrical/Electronic Systems Installation II Syllabus for 2011-2012
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Course
AVNC-2308-001 Aircraft Electrical/Electronic Systems Installation II
Prerequisites
AVNC 1343 or instructor consent
Course Description
A continuation of AVNC 1343. This course is designed as a study of practical experience in the installation of avionics systems in aircraft, mounting electronic equipment, construction and installation of electrical wiring and cables, proper use of tools and selection of materials.
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Hours
(3 sem hrs; 2 lec, 2 lab)
Class Type
On Campus Course
Syllabus Information
Textbooks
Aircraft System Maintenance
ISBN #0-9708109-4-6
# T-AFSYS-0101
Avotek
Aircraft System Maintenance Student Workbook
ISBN # 1-933189-01-0
#T-AFSYS 0102
Avotek
Aircraft Wiring and Electrical Installation
#ISBN # 1-933189-07-X
Avotek
Aviation Mechanic Handbook - ASA
Fifth Edition or later
Dale Crane
F.A.A. Advisory Circulars:
43.13-1B / 2A, 65-9A, 65-12A, 65-15A
Aviation Maintenance Technician General and Airframe Test Guides - Avotek
ISBN # 978-1-933189-03-1 AND ISBN # 978-1-933189-04-8
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Student Performance
List and describe industry standards and practices for installation of avionics systems onboard aircraft; identify common avionics installation and repair hand tools; identify standard installation and mounting hardware; list and describe the technical documentation required to design, fabricate, assemble, install and maintain avionics equipment; apply electrical wiring fabrication principles, conventions, and techniques to attach common connectors to coaxial cables; demonstrate use of common hand tools and soldering equipment to remove and replace electrical wires and contacts from connectors and terminals; demonstrate use of variety of test equipment to locate faults in wiring harnesses.
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Expected Student Behavior
The student is to act in a professional, respectable manner.
Grading Criteria
| POINTS | GRADE |
| 1,000-900 | A |
| 800-899 | B |
| 700-799 | C |
| 699-0 | F |
| You must achieve 700 points to successfully show mastery of this material. |
| Major Exams | 300 points |
| Quizzes | 100 points |
| Labs | 100 points |
| Major Project | 100 points |
| Notebook* | 100 points |
| Attendance/Work Ethics: | 100 points |
| Final Exam | 200 points |
| TOTAL POINTS | 1,000 points |
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Calendar
| Subject Areas for Student Research | Research Information Areas & Reading |
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Week 1 Introductions |
AC 43.13-1B-2A |
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Week 2 Aircraft Instrument Systems EXAM #1 |
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Week 3 Navigation and |
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Week 4 General Purpose Connectors RF Connectors and Cabling Soldering Terminations and Splices |
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Week 5 Thermocouple Wire Soldering and Installation Bonding and Grounding EXAM #2 |
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Week 6 Soldering Methods Electric Connector Sealing Installation of Electrical Hardware |
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Week 7 Electrical Wiring Installation Aircraft Electrical System Lamps & Fuses EXAM #3 Notebook Due |
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Week 8 Emergency Repairs FINAL EXAM |
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Syllabus Created on:
11/30/-1 12:00 AM
Last Edited on:
11/30/-1 12:00 AM