Degree and Certificate Outcomes at PCC

Degree and Certificate Outcomes

Degree Outcomes
Exercise the privileges of the FAA certificates appropriate to the pilot career that they seek: Commercial Pilot certificate with airplane single‐ and multi‐engine and instrument ratings.
Use knowledge and understanding of pilot industry trends, positions and operations gained in the Aviation Science program to develop a career plan.
Research, interpret and evaluate the following prior to each flight such that the safe, efficient and legal outcome of a flight is never in doubt: Pilot self-assessment of fitness, proficiency and ability. Aircraft airworthiness and capabilities. Environmental conditions.
Communicate clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing, with fellow pilots, employers and the aviation community.
Accurately perform calculations as required for flight operations and company records.

Degree Outcomes
Exercise the privileges of the FAA certificates appropriate to the pilot career that they seek: Commercial Pilot certificate with airplane single‐ and multi‐engine and instrument ratings. Flight instructor certificate with multi-engine, single-engine, and instrument ratings.
Use knowledge and understanding of pilot industry trends, positions and operations gained in the Aviation Science program to develop a career plan.
Research, interpret and evaluate the following prior to each flight such that the safe, efficient and legal outcome of a flight is never in doubt: Pilot self-assessment of fitness, proficiency and ability. Aircraft airworthiness and capabilities. Environmental conditions.
Communicate clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing, with fellow pilots, employers and the aviation community.
Accurately perform calculations as required for flight operations and company records.

Degree Outcomes
Exercise the privileges of the FAA certificates appropriate to the pilot career that they seek: - Commercial Pilot Certificate with Rotorcraft Helicopter Instrument Helicopter rating, - Flight Instructor certificate with Rotorcraft Helicopter and Instrument rating.
Use knowledge and understanding of pilot industry trends, positions and operations gained in the Aviation Science program to develop a career plan.
Research, interpret and evaluate the following prior to each flight such that the safe, efficient and legal outcome of a flight is never in doubt: Pilot self‐assessment of fitness, proficiency and ability. Aircraft airworthiness and capabilities. Environmental conditions.
Communicate clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing, with fellow pilots, employers and the aviation community.
Accurately perform calculations as required for flight operations and company records.