Course Code	Semester	Course Name	LE/RC/LA	Course Type	Language of Instruction	ECTS
HUH2913	2	AVIATION AND FLIGHT INFORMATION	2/1/0	CC	Türkçe	3

Course Goals	To be able to comprehend the whole process to be performed in order to make a safe flight.
Prerequisite(s)	Course Code Course Name…
Corequisite(s)	Course Code Course Name…
Special Requisite(s)	The dispatcher needs to know the aerodynamic structure, flight terminology and aircraft systems and their working methods
Instructor(s)	Lecturer Seçgin Köroğlu
Course Assistant(s)
Schedule	HUH2913 AVIATION AND FLIGHT INFORMATION -3 LESSONS IT WILL BE HELD IN THE 4A08 CLASS BETWEEN 15:00 Dec - 17:50.
Office Hour(s)	Thursday meeting place between 13:00-13:45 on subjects related to the course Dec. Incirli,room 2A-03, is planned. MURAT NIZAM
Teaching Methods and Techniques	-Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method, Making presentations to students in order for students to better understand the topics
Principle Sources	--ICAO   -IATA   -ANNEX   -JAROPS   -Aviation Sites   -Books of ground handling companies
Other Sources	--JAROPS   -Aviation Sites   -Books of ground handling companies

Course Schedules
Week	Contents	Learning Methods
1. Week	FLIGHT OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR / FLIGHT SUPERVISOR (FOO/FD) ORGANIZER - REGULATION TRAINING OBJECTIVES -PURPOSE OF TRAINING AVIATION TECHNOLOGY AND TERMS OF REFERENCE FLIGHT THEORY AND FLIGHT OPERATIONS	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
2. Week	(THEORY OF FLIGHT AND FLIGHT MANAGEMENT) PURPOSE OF TRAINING REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ATTITUDE (SUBJECT SCOPE) TERMS AND LAWS OF PHYSICS RELATED TO AERODYNAMICS BERNOULLI'S PRINCIPLE (BERNOULLI'S PRINCIPLE)	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
3. Week	REFERENCE AXES OF THE AIRCRAFT LENGTH AXIS - LONGITUDINAL AXIS	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
4. Week	LATERAL WING AXIS - LATERAL AXIS VERTICAL AXIS -VERTICAL AXIS	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
5. Week	SECTIONS OF THE AIRCRAFT THE FOUR MAIN FORCES THAT AFFECT THE AIRCRAFT ARE	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
6. Week	AIRCRAFT PROPULSION SYSTEMS	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
7. Week	TRAINING OBJECTIVES - THE PURPOSE OF TRAINING AIRCRAFT TYPES ACCORDING TO THEIR DRIVING FORCES	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
8. Week	MIDTERM
9. Week	POWER PLANT (AIRCRAFT ENGINES) AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS - AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
10. Week	OBJECTIVES OF EDUCATION - THE PURPOSE OF EDUCATION IS TO PROVIDE THE NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ATTITUDE (SUBJECT TITLE)	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
11. Week	PNEUMATICS SYSTEM - AIR SUPPLY SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM - VENTILATION SYSTEM PRESSURIZATION SYSTEM - CABIN PRESSURIZATION SYSTEM	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
12. Week	ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - ELECTRICAL SYSTEM FUEL SYSTEM -FUEL SYSTEM APU : APU AIR SOURCE	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
13. Week	HYDRAULICS SYSTEMS - HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FIRE PROTECTION (FIRE FIGHTING)	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
14. Week	ICING, EFFECTS AND PREVENTIVE SYSTEMS ON AIRPLANES ANTI-ICE AND ICE BREAKER/MELTER (DE-ICE) EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT WINGLETS AUTOPILOT ON AIRPLANES	Visual and Auditory Expression. Question and Answer Method
15. Week	FINAL
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Assessments
Evaluation tools	Quantity	Weight(%)
Midterm(s)	1	40
Final Exam	1	60

Program Outcomes PO-1 Having the necessary equipment for aircraft weight and balance PO-2 Having basic Civil Aviation knowledge PO-3 Having knowledge about Flight Operations Management PO-4 Having knowledge about national aviation organizations PO-5 To have the terminology used in the field of civil aviation PO-6 Having knowledge about aircraft basic structure PO-7 Having knowledge about the operational operation which is in charge at every stage of the flight PO-8 Having knowledge about aircraft aerodynamics PO-9 A detailed learning of aircraft navigation systems PO-10 To have information about the science of meteorology and to examine the effect of meterology on flight operations PO-11 Having knowledge about aviation communication and navigation systems PO-12 Having knowledge about air traffic management PO-13 Being aware of the importance of safety in aviation

Learning Outcomes LO-1 Understanding Flight Plans LO-2 Measuring Flight Performance LO-3 Acquire knowledge of meteorology LO-4 Plan the Flight Process LO-5 To have basic Civil Aviation information

Course Assessment Matrix:

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