Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Field Service Tech

  • Credits: 34
  • Degree Type: Diploma
  • Campus: Thief River Falls

Program Overview

The sUAS diploma will concentrate on the maintenance, operations and applications of small unmanned aircraft systems to include: electronics, computer hardware, local area networks, understanding the function of data links or the communication/guidance system between vehicle and control interfaces and within the sUAS and conducting safe flight operations in the National Airspace System. Courses are designed to create a skilled sUAS Field Service Technician with a broad understanding of sUAS at the functional and operational level.




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Program Course Listings

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Required Courses
Course # Course Name Credit(s)
AVIA 1011 Basic Electricity 5
CPTR 1132 Microcomputer Maintenance 3
ENGL 1111 Composition I 3
ETAS 2220 Microcontrollers I 4
GINT 2403 GIS Interoperability 3
IMAG 1101 Remote Sensing 3
IMAG 1103 Imagery Software/Mapping 4
UAST 2110 Foundations of UAS 3
UAST 2180 sUAS Ground School 3
UAST 2190 sUAS Lab 3
TOTAL CREDITS: 34
 

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Program Specific Requirements

Students achieving assessment scores below the established minimums must register and successfully complete (with a grade of C or better) the required developmental courses in order to meet graduation requirements. English course requirements are listed in the curriculum summary. Arithmetic assessment scores must be greater than or equal to 230 or students must complete MATH 0080 or a higher level course.

Program Accreditation

Northland Community & Technical College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

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