Mathematics and Physics in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (Micro-credential)
Apply knowledge of mathematics and physics to the certification of aeronautical maintenance. This micro-credential prepares students for the AMEL Aeronautical Science – Mathematics and Physics Exam 1A as part of the CAA requirements for licensing.
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Core skills this course teaches
Apply mathematics and physics in aircraft maintenance
Demonstrate knowledge of key mathematical and physical principles necessary for aircraft maintenance certification.
Understand aeronautical science concepts
Explain fundamental concepts such as atmosphere properties, mechanics, dynamics, thermodynamics, optics, and sound as they apply to aircraft systems.
About This Course
This stand-alone online micro-credential develops the knowledge and skills associated with aeronautical mathematics and physics necessary to maintain an aircraft. It enables working aircraft maintenance engineers to continue in the aviation industry while progressing towards CAA licensing. The qualification aligns with NZCAA requirements and prepares students for the Aeronautical Science – Mathematics and Physics exam. Flexible online delivery allows for part-time self-directed study around full-time work.
Course Content
- Properties and characteristics of the atmosphere
- Knowledge of mathematical principles
- Principles of matter
- Principles of mechanics, motion, and dynamics
- Principles of thermodynamics, optics, and sound
Entry Requirements
Completed recognised aircraft maintenance engineering training (at Level 4 or above), OR an equivalent recognised international qualification, OR relevant experience in the aeronautical engineering industry or allied trade.
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Licensed Aircraft Maintenance EngineerMaintenance SupervisorAircraft Maintenance ManagerAircraft Certifying EngineerAviation Ground Crew Leader
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