Courses Offered
The following is a list of both flight and non-flight course options offered by the Institute for the 2009-10 school year.
Core Flight:
AVI 101 - Private Pilot I
AVI 120 - Private Pilot II (students receive Private Pilot certification upon course completion)
AVI 130 - Commercial - Instrument I
AVI 140 - Commercial - Instrument II (students receive Instrument rating upon completion)
AVI 200 - Commercial Pilot I
AVI 210 - Commercial Pilot II (students receive Commercial Pilot License upon completion)
AVI 320 - Flight Instructor Airplane (students receive Certified Flight Instructor certification upon completion)
AVI 322 - Instrument Flight Instructor (students receive Certified Flight Instructor Instrument rating upon completion)
AVI 380 - Multiengine Land (students receive Multi-engine Airplane Land category rating upon completion)
AVI 381 - Crew Resource Management
AVI 090 - Orientation Refresher (completion of unfinished flight training from previous flight course, for example, AVI 320 090)
Non-core Flight (optional flight classes):
AVI 121 - Private Pilot Requalification (used to transition students who are already Private Pilots into Institute training environment)
AVI 350 - Practice Teaching Airplane (after completion of AVI 320)
AVI 391 - Special Flight Ratings (rotorcraft, helicopter, etc...)
AVI 392 - Flight Instructor CFII and MEI (combines AVI 322 with Multi-Engine Instructor Airplane courses)
AVI 393 - Turboprop Pilot Orientation
Non-Flight courses:
AVI 184 - Aircraft Systems for Pilots
AVI 225 - Aviation Weather
AVI 358 - Human Factors
AVI 384 - Jet Aircraft Systems and Ops
AVI 447 - Human Error
AVI 455 - Aviation Accident Analysis
AVI 456 - Hum Perf and Eng Psych
AVI 495 - Aviation Psychology
AVI 497 - Special Topics in Aviation
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