State Technical College of Missouri
TAM 139 Powerplant Electrical Systems. Aircraft charging systems, motors and engine starting and ignition systems are the major topics in this course. In lab, students may inspect powerplant electrical systems installation, and inspect, service and repair electrical systems components. The powerplant curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAR Part 147, Appendix D, are Engine Electrical Systems and Ignition and Starting Systems. 4 credit hours.
TAM 155 Aviation Mathematics, Physics, Weight & Balance, and Human Factors. Mathematics concepts covered in this course include roots, powers, area, volume, ratio, proportion, percentage, and algebraic operations. Physics concepts, with particular application in the aviation maintenance field, covered in this course include matter, energy, work, power, force, motion, and gas and fluid mechanics. These principles, together with Newton’s laws and atmospheric science are then used to introduce aerodynamics for fixed and rotor wing aircraft. This course also covers aircraft weight and balance theory and terminology, FAA requirements for documentation, practical problems, and application. Laboratory activities include actual weighing of an aircraft and related computations. Also included are practical problems involving aircraft alterations with related weight and balance computations, adverse loading checks, and ballast and weight shift problems. Human factors are covered in this course with an emphasis on common maintenance problems, situational awareness, and basic human factors techniques and applications. The general curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAR Part 147, Appendix B, are Mathematics, Basic Physics, and Weight and Balance. 3 credit hours.
TAM 200 Auxiliary Systems and Inspections for Powerplants. All of the subject areas in the powerplant curriculum culminate in this course, to provide students with the opportunity to hone skills learned earlier. Periodic inspections of reciprocating or turbine engines, propellers or engine accessories are typical activities in lab. These inspections include extensive research of maintenance publications and effective documentation of inspection activities. Students may also inspect, service and repair, fire protection systems and powerplant instrument systems. The powerplant curriculum subjects included in this course and required by FAR Part 147, Appendix D are as follows: Engine Fire Protection Systems, Engine Instrument Systems and Engine Inspections. Prerequisite: At least eight credit hours of course work in the powerplant curriculum, or the transfer of an equivalent course work, or documentation of significant experience in the maintenance of aircraft engines, or instructor’s permission are requirements for entry into this course. 5 credit hours.
TAM 208 Introduction to Aircraft Welding. This course focuses on the various types of welding used with aircraft structural materials. Introduces the student to oxy-gas welding as well as arc welding. Includes introduction to soldering and brazing of steel sheet and tube steel. Students will demonstrate skills in the fabrication and repair of a steel tube cluster as outlined in AC-43.13 1B. The airframe curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAR Part 147, Appendix C, is Welding. 2 credit hours.
TAM 211 Assembly and Rigging. Assembly and rigging (adjustment) of aircraft primary structures (wings, stabilizers and landing gear), and primary and secondary flight controls (ailerons, rudders trim tabs, etc.) is the primary emphasis of this course. A review of aerodynamics for fixed and rotor wing aircraft is also included. The airframe curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAR Part 147, Appendix C, is Assembly and Rigging. 2 credit hours.
TAM 213 Sheetmetal and Non-metallic Structures. Provides foundation for understanding design and construction, as related to sheetmetal and non-metallic aircraft structures. Introduces students to the various materials used in aircraft fabrication and repair. Laboratory activities include selection and installation of various fasteners, installation of conventional rivets, sheetmetal flat layouts and rivet pattern layouts. Provides knowledge of composite structural designs, inspection methods, fabrication and repair procedures. The airframe curriculum subject included in this course and required by FAR Part 147, Appendix C, is Sheetmetal and Non-metallic Structures. 4 credit hours.
TAM 217 Aircraft Fluid Power Systems. This course covers physical principles and mathematical analysis of hydraulic systems, characteristics of different types of hydraulic fluids, small and large aircraft hydraulic systems and their applications, different types of hydraulic control systems and pneumatic systems. Various types of aircraft landing gear are covered, including aircraft ground steering systems, wheels, tires, braking systems,
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