Aviation and Supply Chain Management Minors

Aviation Management Minor (15 hours)

The Department of Aviation and Supply Chain Management offers undergraduate students the option to earn a minor in aviation management. The objective of the aviation management minor is to give students in other majors an overview of the aviation industry. The flexibility of this 15 hour program allows students of any major the opportunity to broaden their horizons the field of aviation and transportation.

Required Courses
AVMG 1010 - Introduction to Aviation
AVMG 4810 - Professional Development in Aviation
AVMG 5090 - Aviation Law & Policy
Elective Courses (Choose 3)
AVMG 3050 - Severe & Hazardous Weather
AVMG 3140 - Performance Evaluation and Measurement
AVMG 3200 - Applied Ops Research in Transportation
AVMG 4060 - Transportation Safety Management
AVMG 4190 - Airspace Management
AVMG 5180 - Global Air Transportation Management

Professional Flight Operations Minor (20 hrs)

Students with a desire to pursue a career as a pilot can obtain their pilot ratings by taking the following course work and obtaining a minor in Professional Flight Operations.

Required Courses
AVMF 2230 – Principles of Instrument Flight
AVMF 2241 – Instrument Flight Training I
AVMF 2250 – Commercial Flight Operations
AVMF 2251 – Instrument Flight Training II
AVMF 2261 – Commercial Flight Training II
AVMF 2271 – Commercial Flight Training III
AVMF 4271 – Multi-Engine Training I
AVMF 4400 – Applied Aerodynamics and Propulsion Systems
AVMG 3050 – Severe and Hazardous Weather
SCMN 3720 – Introduction to Transportation

Supply Chain Management (15 hours)

A minor Supply Chain Management allows students to gain a basic knowledge of how to manage supply chain operations and develop strategies for continuous improvement of the performance of a supply chain.  This 15 hour program can be tailored to accompany any major.  The supply chain management minor provides a valuable skill set for students to apply in any industry.