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Department of Construction Technology and Engineering 建築科技與工程學系 FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Aircraft Engineering 飛機工程(榮譽) 工學士 Self-financed ST125104 Self-financed ST125104 Year 3 FT Entry Year 1 Entry This programme is recognised under the QF (Level 5) QR Registration No.: 19/000917/L5 Registration Validity Period: 01/09/2019 to 31/08/2024 Programme Overview This programme aims to equip students with the professional knowledge and skills to design, propose solutions or make recommendation in the fields of aircraft maintenance and aircraft engineering. Modules specialised in aircraft engineering such as mechanics of flight, propeller, aircraft system design, gas turbine engine, flight stability and automatic control will be the emphases of the programme. Moreover, the programme will prepare students for taking the HKAR-66 Cat. B1.1 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Basic Licence Examination. The programme covers a broad range of professional knowledge including public health and safety, regulations, societal and environmental considerations. It also covers the provision of general education and work-integrated learning. Graduates from this programme will be professionally competent in the aircraft industry. Career Prospects Graduates can pursue their career in aviation industry, airline, aircraft maintenance industry, aircraft manufacturing and other related engineering disciplines. They will be qualified for positions including but not limited to, aircraft maintenance technician, aircraft design/technical services engineer, strategic planning engineer, quality auditor, aircraft material/parts controller, non-destructive test inspector, etc. As graduates accumulate relevant work experience and professional qualifications, they may be promoted to senior engineers and/or management positions. Graduates may be employed in various public and private sectors, including Civil Aviation Department, Government Flying Service, airlines, aircraft maintenance companies, and aircraft/parts manufacturers. Professional Recognition This Programme has been approved by the Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department (HKCAD) as a HKAR66 Cat. B1.1 Basic License Training Course. That means graduates who accumulate around 1,100 hours of aircraft maintenance practical training and pass all the HKAR-66 Cat. B1.1 knowledge examinations and practical assessments are eligible to get the HKAR-147 Certificate of Recognition (CoR). With this CoR, graduates only need 2 years of relevant work experience to apply for the HKAR-66 Cat B1.1 Aircraft Maintenance License. PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS Aircraft Design Aircraft Maintenance Practices Aerodynamics Jet Engine Avionics Engineering Materials

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  • Department of Construction Technology and Engineering 建築科技與工程學系FA

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    F SCIENCE A

    ND

    TECHN

    OLO

    GY

    科技學院

    Bachelor ofEngineering (Honours)in Aircraft Engineering

    飛機工程(榮譽)工學士

    Self-financed

    ST125104

    Self-financed

    ST125104

    Year

    3 FT Entry

    Year

    1Entry

    This programme is recognised under the QF (Level 5)QR Registration No.: 19/000917/L5Registration Validity Period: 01/09/2019 to 31/08/2024

    Programme OverviewThis programme aims to equip students with the professional knowledge and skills to design, propose solutions or make recommendation in the fields of aircraft maintenance and aircraft engineering. Modules specialised in aircraft engineering such as mechanics of flight, propeller, aircraft system design, gas turbine engine, flight stability and automatic control will be the emphases of the programme. Moreover, the programme will prepare students for taking the HKAR-66 Cat. B1.1 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Basic Licence Examination. The programme covers a broad range of professional knowledge including public health and safety, regulations, societal and environmental considerations. It also covers the provision of general education and work-integrated learning. Graduates from this programme will be professionally competent in the aircraft industry.

    Career ProspectsGraduates can pursue their career in aviation industry, airline, aircraft maintenance industry, aircraft manufacturing and other related engineering disciplines. They will be qualified for positions including but not limited to, aircraft maintenance technician, aircraft design/technical services engineer, strategic planning engineer, quality auditor, aircraft material/parts controller, non-destructive test inspector, etc. As graduates accumulate relevant work experience and professional qualifications, they may be promoted to senior engineers and/or management positions. Graduates may be employed in various public and private sectors, including Civil Aviation Department, Government Flying Service, airlines, aircraft maintenance companies, and aircraft/parts manufacturers.

    Professional RecognitionThis Programme has been approved by the Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department (HKCAD) as a HKAR66 Cat. B1.1 Basic License Training Course. That means graduates who accumulate around 1,100 hours of aircraft maintenance practical training and pass all the HKAR-66 Cat. B1.1 knowledge examinations and practical assessments are eligible to get the HKAR-147 Certificate of Recognition (CoR). With this CoR, graduates only need 2 years of relevant work experience to apply for the HKAR-66 Cat B1.1 Aircraft Maintenance License.

    PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

    • Aircraft Design

    • Aircraft Maintenance Practices

    • Aerodynamics

    • Jet Engine

    • Avionics

    • Engineering Materials

  • • Taikoo (Xiamen) Aircraft Engineering Co. Ltd.• Guangzhou Civil Aviation College

    • China Aircraft Services Limited• Pan Asia Pacific Aviation Services Limited

    Year 1

    • Basic Electrical Theory & Application• DC & AC Theories

    • Work-integrated Learning

    • Maintenance Workshop Practices &Engineering Drawing

    • Calculus• Aircraft Maintenance Procedures &

    Techniques

    Repair Methods

    • Engineering Science & Physics• Mechanical Parts & Structural

    • Digital Techniques• General Education Core Module:

    Chinese 1• General Education Core Module:

    The Human Spirit• General Education Core Module:

    English for Academic Studies 1

    Year 2

    • Electronics & Instrument Systems• Advanced Electrical Theory• Aircraft Electrical Power System• Aircraft Avionics Systems• Engineering Materials• Mechanics of Machines

    • General Education Core Module: Social Dynamics of Organisations

    • General Education Core Module: Habits of Scientific Thinking

    Module 1• General Education Elective

    Module 2• General Education Elective

    • Human Factor & Air Legislation• Work-integrated Learning

    Year 3

    • Work-integrated Learning

    • Advanced Engineering Mathematics• Aircraft Structure & Accessory

    Systems• Aerodynamics & Fluid Dynamics• Aircraft Powerplant Systems• Thermodynamics & Introduction to

    Gas Turbine

    • Aircraft Maintenance Organisation &Management

    • Flight Stability & Automatic Control

    • General Education Core Module: Chinese 2

    • General Education Core Module: English for Academic Studies 2

    • Airframe Systems Design

    • General Education Core Module: English for Professional Purposes

    Year 4

    • General Education ElectiveModule 3

    • General Education ElectiveModule 4

    • Solid Mechanics for Aircraft Structure• Mechanics of Flight• Gas Turbine Engine Design• Propeller • Gas Turbine Engine Performance• Safety & Reliability

    • Final Year Project• Programme Elective

    Programme Structure

    • Aircraft & Products Certification

    • Flight Performance & Aircraft Sizing

    • Numerical Methods & Computational Fluid Dynamics

    • Airlines Operation

    • Composite Materials & Structural Analysis

    • Heat & Mass Transfer for Aircraft

    Programme Electives*

    General Education Elective Modules*

    Industry Support

    * More selective modules will be offered. Modules offered are subjected to change.Students may be required to attend additional training and industrial attachments, for which separate fees will be charged.

    ^ Students are allowed to either take “Nutrition & Health” or “Food in Daily life” but not both modules to fulfill the graduation requirements.

    Completion of additional core module(s) may be required prior to commencement or during Year 3 study for Year 3 entry.

    Faculty of Design and Environment (FDE)

    • Effective Branding & Consumer Behaviour• Impact of Contemporary Design on Society• Living with Sustainable Materials• Landscape Appreciation• Urban Greenery & Ecology• Tree Safety Inspection & Climbing• Land Art• The Art & Science of Film• Web Technology & E-Commerce• Housing Policy & Management

    Faculty of Management and Hospitality (FMH)

    • Business Management in Hong Kong• Essentials in People Management• Essentials in People Management• FinTech Fundamentals

    • Stress Management• Wellness & Lifestyle Management• Corporate Social Responsibility in Action• Personal Financial Management• Self-marketing & Personal Branding• The Tourism Industry in Hong Kong• Marketing Essentials• Accounting for Non-Accountants

    Faculty of Science and Technology (FST)

    • Buildings & Infrastructures Appreciation

    • Environment, Development & Sustainability• Green & Intelligent Building• Nutrition & Health ^

    • Technological & Economic Development in a Global Context

    • Food in Daily Life ^

    • Safety & Quality of Consumer Products• Introduction to Astronomy• Renewable Energy & Its Application in Buildings

    School of General Education and Languages (SGEL)

    • Hong Kong Society: Continuity & Change• Literature & Modern China• The Modern World: History & Culture• Language, Culture & Society• Translation in Everyday Life (English-Chinese)

    • Journey to the Exotic World of Microorganisms• Plants & Human Civilisations• Creative Writing in Chinese• Introduction to Spanish Language & Culture• Service Leadership in a New Era

    • Making Sense of Our World: Selected Topics in Sociology

    • Cantonese in Hong Kong Popular Culture• Western Classical Music Appreciation• Hong Kong Literature: the Locals, the Mainland &

    the world