Department of Aeronautic Engineering

DEGREE CONFERRED

Bachelor of Engineering (Aeronautic Engineering)

B.Eng. (Aeronautic Engineering)

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Assumption University confers the degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Aeronautic Engineering upon students who meet all of the following requirements specified in the Graduate Program Standard Criteria B.E. 2548 and Assumption University Bylaw B.E. 2548 as follows::

Have completed of the total number of credits of the curriculum
Have obtained a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.00
Have participated in 16 sessions of the Professional Ethics Seminar
Have obtained library and financial clearance with the University
Have demonstrated good behavior and discipline

OBJECTIVES

To produce graduates who have the characteristics, knowledge and skills as follows:

Have moral sound, committed to acting justly and open to further growth.
Have aeronautic knowledge both engineering and non-engineering.
Have aircraft maneuver skills.
Be open-minded with strong logical thinking problem-solving.
Have communication skills.

COURSES

General Education Courses 34 Credits

Language

Language Courses 12 Credits

BG 1001	English I	3
BG 1002	English II	3
BG 2000	English III	3
BG 2001	English IV	3

Social Science

Social Science Courses 9 Credits

GE 1301	Environmental Science	3
GE 2202	Ethics	3
MGT 1101	Introduction to Business	3

Humanities

Humanities Course 3 Credits

GE 2101

World Civilization

Science and Mathematics

Science and Mathematics Courses 10 Credits

BG 0008	General Chemistry Laboratory	1
BG 1108	General Chemistry	3
BG 1221	Computer Programming	3
BG 2208	Discrete Mathematics	3

Specialized Courses 104 Credits

Basic Engineering

Basic Engineering Courses 40 Credits

BG 1204	Calculus I	3
BG 1205	Calculus II	3
BG 1211	Physics I	3
BG 1212	Physics Laboratory I	1
BG 1213	Physics II	3
BG 1214	Physics Laboratory II	1
BG 2209	Statistics for Engineers	3
EE 2201	Electric Circuits	3
EE 2202	Electric Circuits Laboratory	1
EE 2605	Engineering Electronics	3
EE 2606	Engineering Electronics Laboratory	1
IE 1110	Engineering Materials	3
MCE 2101	Fundamentals of Mechatronics Engineering	3
MCE 2102	Fundamentals of Mechatronics Engineering Laboratory I	1
ME 1112	Engineering Laboratory	2
ME 1113	Engineering Drawing	3
ME 2211	Engineering Mechanics I	3

Major Required

Major Required Courses 61 credits

Students can select Commercial Pilot or Aircraft Maintenance Engineer as their major.

Commercial Pilot

Commercial Pilot 61 credits

AE 1100	Core Flying: Single-Engine Flight - Ground	3
AE 1101	Theory of Single-Engine Flight	3
AE 1200	Core Flying: Single-Engine Flight - Flight	2
AE 2100	Basic Flying: Single/Multi-Engine - Ground	3
AE 2200	Basic Flying: Single/Multi-Engine - Flight I	1
AE 2201	Basic Flying: Single/Multi-Engine - Flight II	1
AE 2202	Basic Flying: Multi-Engine Operations	2
AE 2203	Basic Flying: Operational Procedures	1
AE 2300	Basic Flying: Flight Communications	1
AE 2401	Basic Flying: Air Law	3
AE 3300	Intermediate Flying: Route Manual and Pilot Applications	3
AE 3301	Intermediate Flying: General Navigation	3
AE 3302	Intermediate Flying: Flight Performance and Planning I	3
AE 3303	Intermediate Flying: Flight Performance and Planning II	3
AE 3304	Intermediate Flying: Meteorology	3
AE 3400	Intermediate Flying: Advanced Aerodynamics	3
AE 3500	Intermediate Flying: Airframes and Aircraft Systems	3
AE 3501	Intermediate Flying: Power Plants and Instrumentations	3
AE 3502	Intermediate Flying: Radio Navigation	3
AE 3700	Commercial Flight I	1
AE 3701	Commercial Flight II	1
AE 3702	Commercial Flight III	1
AE 3703	Commercial Flight IV	1
AE 3705	Commercial Flight – Ground	3
AE 3900	Seminar in International and Domestic Navigation	3
AE 4300	Intermediate Flying: Crew Resources Management and Flight Safety	1
AE 4301	Intermediate Flying: Human Performance and Limitations	3

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer 61 credits

AE 1910	Problem-based Training in Aircraft Maintenance I	1
AE 1911	Problem-based Training in Aircraft Maintenance II	1
AE 1920	Problem-based Training in Aircraft Maintenance III	1
AE 2700	Fundamental Aircraft: Propulsion Theory	2
AE 2701	Fundamental Aircraft: Aircraft Engine	3
AE 2702	Fundamental Aircraft: Aerodynamics	2
AE 2703	Fundamental Aircraft: Aircraft Structure	3
AE 2704	Fundamental Aircraft: Aircraft Material	3
AE 2705	Fundamental Aircraft: Aircraft Performance	3
AE 2901	Fundamental Aircraft: Practical Verification	1
AE 3310	Aircraft Maintenance: Maintenance Human Factor	1
AE 3311	Aircraft System: Technical Document System	3
AE 3312	Aircraft System: Logistics	2
AE 3411	Aircraft System: Aviation Acts and Airworthiness Regulations	3
AE 3511	Aircraft System: Aircraft Communications	1
AE 3512	Aircraft System: Ground Support Equipment	2
AE 3513	Aircraft System: Non-Destructive Inspection	3
AE 3710	Aircraft Maintenance: Aircraft Maintenance I	3
AE 3711	Aircraft Maintenance: Aircraft Maintenance II	3
AE 3712	Aircraft System: Hydraulic and Pneumatic System	3
AE 3713	Aircraft System: Landing Gear and Brake System	3
AE 3714	Aircraft System: Fuel System	3
AE 3715	Aircraft System: Powerplant	3
AE 3716	Aircraft System: Stability and Weight & Balance System	3
AE 3800	Aircraft System: Aircraft Electrical System	3
AE 3901	Aircraft Maintenance: Practical Verification	1
AE 4901	Aircraft System: Practical Verification	1

Major Elective

Major Elective Courses 3 credits

Students of all majors can select the following courses as major elective courses according to the number of required credits.

AE 2402	English for Aviation	3
AE 2501	Maintenance English I	1
AE 2502	Maintenance English II	1
AE 3401	Avionics	3
AE 4700	Commercial Pilot License Instructor	3
AE 4701	Commercial Pilot License Instructor: Fight I	2
AE 4702	Commercial Pilot License Instructor: Flight II	2
AE 4904	Special Problems in Aeronautic Engineering I	3
AE 4905	Special Problems in Aeronautic Engineering II	2
AE 4906	Special Problems in Aeronautic Engineering III	1
AE 4930	Advanced Topics in Aeronautic Engineering I	3
AE 4931	Advanced Topics in Aeronautic Engineering II	2
AE 4932	Advanced Topics in Aeronautic Engineering III	1
CE 2703	Introduction to Computer Systems	3
CE 2704	Digital Logic Design	3
CE 2705	Digital Logic Design Laboratory	1
CE 4227	Mobile and Wireless Networks	3
EE 2401	Electromechanical Energy Conversion	3
EE 2402	Electromechanical Energy Conversion Laboratory	1
EE 3301	Electromagnetic Fields	3
EE 3404	Feedback Control Systems	3
EE 3601	Electronic Circuit Design	3
EE 3602	Electronic Circuit Design Laboratory	1
EE 4305	Digital Signal Processing	3
EE 4403	Basic Mechatronics	3
EE 4503	Electrical Systems Design	3
EE 4602	Industrial Instrumentation and Control	3
TE 4201	Communication Electronics	3
TE 4202	Communication Electronics Laboratory	1

Students can also select major required courses of other majors as their major elective courses.

Free Elective Course 6 Credits

Students can take free elective courses of 6 credits from any faculty in Assumption University upon completion of the prerequisites (if any).

STUDY PLAN - COMMERCIAL PILOT

FIRST YEAR

First Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
BG 1001	English I	3
BG 1204	Calculus I	3
BG 1211	Physics I	3
BG 1212	Physics Laboratory I	1
BG 1221	Computer Programming	3
ME 1112	Engineering Laboratory	2
ME 1113	Engineering Drawing	3
	Total	18

Second Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
BG 0008	General Chemistry Laboratory	1
BG 1108	General Chemistry	3
BG 1002	English II	3
BG 1205	Calculus II	3
BG 1213	Physics II	3
BG 1214	Physics Laboratory II	1
BG 2208	Discrete Mathematics	3
IE 1110	Engineering Materials	3
	Total	20

SECOND YEAR

First Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
BG 2000	English III	3
EE 2201	Electric Circuits	3
EE 2202	Electric Circuits Laboratory	1
MCE 2101	Fundamentals of Mechatronics Engineering	3
MCE 2102	Mechatronics Engineering Laboratory I	1
MGT 1101	Introduction to Business	3
	Free Elective	3
	Total	17

Second Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
BG 2001	English IV	3
BG 2209	Statistics for Engineers	3
GE 2101	World Civilization	3
EE 2605	Engineering Electronics	3
EE 2606	Engineering Electronics Laboratory	1
ME 2211	Engineering Mechanics I	3
	Free Elective	3
	Total	19

Summer Session

Code	Subjects	Credits
GE 1301	Environmental Science	3
	Total	3

THIRD YEAR

First Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
AE 3302	Intermediate Flying: Flight Performance and Planning I	3
AE 3304	Intermediate Flying: Meteorology	3
AE 3400	Intermediate Flying: Advanced Aerodynamics	3
AE 3501	Intermediate Flying: Power Plants and Instrumentations	3
AE 4300	Intermediate Flying: Crew Resources Management and Flight Safety	1
AE 4301	Intermediate Flying: Human Performance and Limitations	3
	Total	16

Second Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
AE 1100	Core Flying: Single-Engine Flight – Ground	3
AE 1101	Theory of Single-Engine Flight	3
AE 1200	Core Flying: Single-Engine Flight – Flight	2
AE 2100	Basic Flying: Single/Multi-Engine – Ground	3
AE 2200	Basic Flying: Single/Multi-Engine - Flight I	1
AE 2201	Basic Flying: Single/Multi-Engine - Flight II	1
AE 2202	Basic Flying: Multi-Engine Operations	2
	Total	15

Summer Session

Code	Subjects	Credits
AE 3700	Commercial Flight I	1
AE 3705	Commercial Flight - Ground	3
	Total	4

FOURTH YEAR

First Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
AE 2203	Basic Flying: Operational Procedures	1
AE 2300	Basic Flying: Flight Communications	1
AE 2401	Basic Flying: Air Law	3
AE 3701	Commercial Flight II	1
AE 3702	Commercial Flight III	1
AE 3703	Commercial Flight IV	1
	Major Elective	3
	Total	11

Second Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
GE 2202	Ethics	3
AE 3300	Intermediate Flying: Route Manual and Pilot Applications	3
AE 3301	Intermediate Flying: General Navigation	3
AE 3303	Intermediate Flying: Flight Performance and Planning II	3
AE 3500	Intermediate Flying: Airframes and Aircraft Systems	3
AE 3502	Intermediate Flying: Radio Navigation	3
AE 3900	Seminar in International and Domestic Navigation	3
	Total	21

STUDY PLAN - AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING

FIRST YEAR

First Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
BG 1001	English I	3
BG 1204	Calculus I	3
BG 1211	Physics I	3
BG 1212	Physics Laboratory I	1
BG 1221	Computer Programming	3
ME 1112	Engineering Laboratory	2
ME 1113	Engineering Drawing	3
	Total	18

Second Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
BG 0008	General Chemistry Laboratory	1
BG 1108	General Chemistry	3
BG 1002	English II	3
BG 1205	Calculus II	3
BG 1213	Physics II	3
BG 1214	Physics Laboratory II	1
BG 2208	Discrete Mathematics	3
IE 1110	Engineering Materials	3
	Total	20

SECOND YEAR

First Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
BG 2000	English III	3
EE 2201	Electric Circuits	3
EE 2202	Electric Circuits Laboratory	1
MCE 2101	Fundamentals of Mechatronics Engineering	3
MCE 2102	Mechatronics Engineering Laboratory I	1
MGT 1101	Introduction to Business	3
AE 1910	Problem-based Training in Aircraft Maintenance I	1
AE 2700	Fundamental Aircraft: Propulsion Theory	2
	Total	17

Second Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
BG 2001	English IV	3
BG 2209	Statistics for Engineers	3
GE 2101	World Civilization	3
EE 2605	Engineering Electronics	3
EE 2606	Engineering Electronics Laboratory	1
ME 2211	Engineering Mechanics 1	3
AE 1911	Problem-based Training in Aircraft Maintenance II	1
AE 2701	Fundamental Aircraft: Aircraft Engine	3
	Total	20

Summer Session

Code	Subjects	Credits
GE 1301	Environmental Science	3
	Total	3

THIRD YEAR

First Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
AE 1920	Problem-based Training in Aircraft Maintenance III	1
AE 2702	Fundamental Aircraft: Aerodynamics	2
AE 2703	Fundamental Aircraft: Aircraft Structure	3
AE 2704	Fundamental Aircraft: Aircraft Material	3
AE 2705	Fundamental Aircraft: Aircraft Performance	3
AE 3310	Aircraft Maintenance: Maintenance Human Factor	1
AE 3710	Aircraft Maintenance: Aircraft Maintenance I	3
	Total	16

Second Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
AE 2901	Fundamental Aircraft: Practical Verification	1
AE 3311	Aircraft System: Technical Document System	3
AE 3312	Aircraft System: Logistics	2
AE 3411	Aircraft System: Aviation Acts and Airworthiness Regulations	3
AE 3511	Aircraft System: Aircraft Communications	1
AE 3711	Aircraft Maintenance: Aircraft Maintenance II	3
AE 3712	Aircraft System: Hydraulic and Pneumatic System	3
AE 3713	Aircraft System: Landing Gear and Brake System	3
	Total	19

FOURTH YEAR

First Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
AE 3714	Aircraft System: Fuel System	3
AE 3715	Aircraft System: Powerplant	3
AE 3800	Aircraft System: Aircraft Electrical System	3
AE 3901	Aircraft Maintenance: Practical Verification	1
	Major Elective	3
	Free Elective	3
	Total	16

Second Semester

Code	Subjects	Credits
GE 2202	Ethics	3
AE 3512	Aircraft System: Ground Support Equipment	2
AE 3513	Aircraft System: Non-Destructive Inspection	3
AE 3716	Aircraft System: Stability and Weight & Balance System	3
AE 4901	Aircraft System: Practical Verification	1
	Free Elective	3
	Total	15

Remark : Aeronautic Engineering curriculum’s guidelines

1). Freshmen and Sophomore students will take engineering courses.

2). Second year first semester students are required to take an examination to qualify for Private Pilot License (PPL) at the Department of Civil Aviation, Thailand.

3). The School will send the list of students for medical examinations at either the institute of Aviation Medicine, Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital or Bangkok Hospital, Thailand.

4). Third year second semester students may start taking basic pilot subjects.

5). Students who obtain Private Pilot Licenses (PPL) are deemed to have the added potential of flying through the Instrument Rating (IR) and the Department of Civil Aviation Verification.

6). Test Multi Engine Rating (MR) after class hours: Training for Multi Engine Operations at the airport by the Civil Aviation Department. Students must hold Private Pilot Licenses (PPL) prior to passing this examination.

7). When a student graduates he/she must have completed Commercial Pilot License (CPL). In the CPL cases of students who did not hold License PPL, they will need to ensure that they passed (IR), (ME), (CPL) simultaneously.