B2 Course

  • Mathematics

    Content Focus: Basic arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Calculations relevant to aircraft maintenance, such as areas, volumes, and tolerances.

    • Learning Outcomes: Ability to apply mathematical principles to practical problems in aircraft maintenance.

  • Physics

    Content Focus: Fundamental principles of physics, including mechanics, thermodynamics, optics, and sound. Emphasis on applications relevant to aviation, such as pressure, force, and fluid dynamics.

    • Learning Outcomes: Understanding of physical laws and their implications in the maintenance and operation of aircraft systems.

  • Electrical Fundamentals

    Content Focus: Basic electrical theory, including voltage, current, resistance, and power. DC and AC circuits, electrical components, and their functions.

    • Learning Outcomes: Ability to analyze and troubleshoot basic electrical circuits and systems.

  • Electronic Fundamentals

    Content Focus: Principles of electronics, including semiconductors, diodes, transistors, and integrated circuits. Digital electronics and microprocessors.

    • Learning Outcomes: Understanding of electronic components and systems, including digital circuit design and analysis.

  • Digital Techniques/Electronic Instrument Systems

    Content Focus: Digital systems, data conversion, data buses, and digital communication protocols. Aircraft electronic instrument systems, including EFIS and FMS.

    • Learning Outcomes: Knowledge of digital systems and their applications in modern avionics.

  • Materials and Hardware

    Content Focus: Aircraft materials, including metals, composites, and plastics. Fasteners, fittings, and hardware used in aircraft construction.

    • Learning Outcomes: Understanding of material properties and selection criteria, knowledge of standard aircraft hardware.

  • Maintenance Practices

    Content Focus: Standard maintenance practices, including inspection techniques, tools and equipment use, and safety procedures. Handling hazardous materials and basic maintenance documentation.

    • Learning Outcomes: Proficiency in practical maintenance tasks and adherence to safety protocols,

  • Basic Aerodynamics

    Content Focus: Principles of aerodynamics, including airflow, lift, drag, and thrust. Stability and control of aircraft.

    • Learning Outcomes: Understanding of aerodynamic principles and their impact on aircraft performance and behavior.

  • Human Factors

    Content Focus: Human performance and limitations, communication, teamwork, and error management. Impact of human factors on safety and maintenance operations.

    • Learning Outcomes: Awareness of human factors and strategies to mitigate their impact in aviation maintenance.

  • Aviation Legislation

    Content Focus: Aviation laws, regulations, and international standards. EASA regulations, certification requirements, and maintenance documentation.

    • Learning Outcomes: Understanding of regulatory frameworks governing aviation maintenance and operations.

  • Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems (B2)

    Content Focus: Similar to Module 11, but with a focus on avionics and electronic systems. Includes communication, navigation, autopilot, and radar systems.

    • Learning Outcomes: Proficiency in maintaining and troubleshooting aircraft avionics systems.

  • Propulsion (B1)

    Content Focus: Detailed study of aircraft propulsion systems, including piston engines, gas turbines, and auxiliary power units (APUs). Engine performance and maintenance.

    • Learning Outcomes: Deep understanding of engine operation and maintenance procedures.