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Aviation and Aerospace Technical Schools

George T. Baker Aviation School

AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY

This program provides a comprehensive, action-based foundation of knowledge and experiences for a wide variety of careers in Aerospace Technology.

Target Group:	9th Grade Students
Credits:	Three Elective Credits (one year program)

Course Curriculum

Development of Aviation Theory of flight Manned space flight Unmanned space flight Universe	Computer Applications Robotics Computer Assisted Drawing Word Processing Flight Simulator Graphics
Power Systems Jet engines Rocket engines Solar cells Nuclear power	Aerospace Communication Math and Science
Systems Used in Space Environment Electrical Mechanical Fluid Pneumatic	Aerospace Environment Quality assurance Human performance Weather performance Colonization of space
Employability Skills	Aerospace Occupations

Numerous projects involving kites, hot air balloons, parachutes, gliders, aircraft powered and nonpowered models, weather stations, and wind tunnels are used throughout the curriculum to demonstrate concepts and enhance understandings.

See your school counselor or occupational placement specialist for more details.

An Equal Employment/Equal Education Opportunity Institution.

Accredited by the Council on Occupational Education and Federal Aviation Administration Certificate # CT9T072R

George T. Baker Aviation School
3275 N.W. 42 Ave. Miami, FL 33142
Tel. (305) 871-3143

Funded in part by

From George T. Baker Aviation School - DCPS

Updated: February 23, 1999