The student learns the material properties, production processes and necessary standards used in aircraft.
Prerequisite(s)
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Corequisite(s)
Course Code Course Name…
Special Requisite(s)
The minimum qualifications that are expected from the students who want to attend the course.(Examples: Foreign language level, attendance, known theoretical pre-qualifications, etc.)
Instructor(s)
Lecturer Uğur Alperen Vural
Course Assistant(s)
Schedule
Thursday, 09:00-12:50 , Ataköy AK3C111315
Office Hour(s)
Thursday during class
Teaching Methods and Techniques
--One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study, brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning, and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
Principle Sources
-Megep modules
Other Sources
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Course Schedules
Week
Contents
Learning Methods
1. Week
4 Corrosion (a) Chemical principles; Galvanic treatment process, formation by stretching, microbiological formation;
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
2. Week
(b) Types of corrosion and their identification; Causes of corrosion; Types of materials prone to corrosion
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
4. Week
Thread shapes, dimensions and tolerances for standard threads used in aircraft; Measurement of screw thread
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
5. Week
6.5.2 Bolts, Studs and Screws Bolt types: Specifications, identification and marking of aircraft bolts, international standards;
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
6. Week
Nuts: Intrinsically safe, fixed, standard types; Screws: Aircraft specifications; Studs: Types and uses, installation and removal; Triphone screws, pin studs.
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
7. Week
Midterm
8. Week
6.5.3 Locking devices Ear and spring washers, locking plates, couplings, counter nuts, wire securing, easy-disconnect connectors, wedges, circlips
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
9. Week
6.5.4 Aircraft rivets Forged and drawn rivets: properties and descriptions, heat treatments.
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
10. Week
6.6 Pipes and Connections (a) Types and definitions of fixed and flexible pipes and their connecting elements used in aircraft; (b) Standard records of aircraft hydraulic, fuel, oil, pneumatic and air system piping.
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
11. Week
6.7 Springs Spring types, materials, characteristics and applications. 6.8 Bearings Purpose, loads, materials and structures of bearings; Bearing types and applications.
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
12. Week
6.9 Transmissions Gear types and applications; Gear ratios, reducing and increasing gear systems, rotating and driving gears, idler gears, meshing patterns of teeth; Belts and pulleys, chains and sprockets.
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
13. Week
6.10 Control Cables Cable types; Tip splices, tensioners and tip splicing devices; Pulleys and cable system elements; Spring encapsulated cables; Aircraft flexible control systems.
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
14. Week
6.11 Electrical Cables and Connectors Cable types, structures and properties; High voltage and coaxial cables; Crimping; Connector types, pins, sockets, plugs, insulators, current and voltage values, coupling, identification codes.
One or more of the methods of lecture (presentation), question-answer, discussion, problem solving, travel observation, laboratory (experiment), case study and brainstorming, demonstration, pair and group work, microlearning and computer-assisted teaching techniques will be used.
15. Week
Final exam
16. Week
17. Week
Assessments
Evaluation tools
Quantity
Weight(%)
Midterm(s)
1
40
Final Exam
1
60
Program Outcomes
PO-1
Having the knowledge of basic principles, rules and laws of aircraft and aerospace systems.
PO-2
The ability of recognizing and using the structural characteristics of the aircraft and the aircraft related maintenanceandtools.
PO-3
Applying the knowledge of basic issues related to aircraft electronics.
PO-4
Technical drawing and know the rules of civil aviation
PO-5
Applying the relevant standards for aircraft maintenance and repairment
PO-6
Aircraft automatic control methods
PO-7
By performing algorithms and programming to set microcontroller circuits
PO-8
Ensuring operatıonal safety of electronic materıal and performing basic measurements
PO-9
The ability of analyzing aircraft electrical-electronic systems, materials and failure
PO-10
Installing digital, analog and power electronics circuits
PO-11
Performıng cyber communıcatıon of control system and settıng sensor systems
PO-12
Applyıng standards and assurance of qualıty, abılıty of usıng foreıgn languages
PO-13
Values of professıonal ethıcs, usıng communıcatıon technologıes and performıng reseaches
PO-14
Performıng first aid /wounded patients İn Case of emergency and protectıng the environment
PO-15
Performing matmatıcs applıcatıons
Learning Outcomes
LO-1
Knows aircraft equipment.
LO-2
Knows the material properties and the places where they will be used.
