Unmanned Aircraft Systems is an emphasis on flying unmanned aircraft and the skills to manage a full operation and utilize the data and imagery collected.
Required Courses
- AVN 1020 Private Pilot Theory
- AVN 1500 Introduction to Unmanned Aircraft Systems
- AVN 2500 UAS Flight System
- AVN 4500 Advanced UAS Procedures
Three credit hours from the following:
- GEOG 3510 Meteorology
- GEOG 4050 Geographic Information Systems I
- GEOG 4630 Environmental Remote Sensing
- ENTR 4730 New Venture Formation
- AVN 3040 Human Factors in Aviation Safety
- AVN 3700 Transportation Analysis
- AVN 4990 Air Transportation
- AVN 4200 Internship in Aviation
Within the Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management, students choose two concentrations. Several concentrations that pair well with Unmanned Aircraft Systems include:
A minor in Aviation is also available; for more information, see the Emergency Management and Disaster Science Academic Advisor.