Principals of Aviation Physics – energy, motion, the Gas Laws, and fluid mechanics
Aerodynamics – theory of flight, thrust and drag, stability, transport category control systems and high speed aerodynamics
General Mathematics – fractions, roots, powers, scientific notation, percentage, ratio, proportion, graphs, and trigonometric functions
Tools and Techniques – tools and practices, maintenance tools, special aircraft tools, torque tools and usage
Hardware and Materials – aircraft structural hardware, special fasteners, control cable, hydraulic hardware, electrical connectors and safety wire
Fluid Lines and Fittings – hose fittings, flairs, ridged tubing, installation and repair techniques
Basic Electricity – Ohms law, magnetism, series circuits, circuit elements, direct (DC) and alternating current (AC), parallel circuits, capacitance, inductance, transformers, electronic control circuits, semi-conductors and electrical measuring tools |
Binary Logic – gates, troubleshooting, binary numbers, logic operators and logic
Blueprints and Drawings – meaning of lines, three view drawings, orthographic projections and applied geometry
Aircraft Weight and Balance – principals of weight and balance, weight control, weighing procedures, helicopter weight and balance
Maintenance Documentation – Federal Aviation Administration Regulations, maintenance forms and records, maintenance manuals and parts manuals
Privileges and Responsibilities – human factors, privileges and limitations, Federal Aviation Administration, maintenance and inspection requirements
Aircraft Inspection – inspection programs, tools, nondestructive testing, oxygen system inspection, aging aircraft, corrosion control, damage tolerant design, and required inspections |