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Bachelor of Science Degree in Aeronautical Science

When I initially made this pastebin, I only listed out courses that I would possibly be interested in, as well as used outdated course information regarding credit hours, classes available, etc. This pastebin has been updated, and now primarily features the courses I believe I will end up taking in pursuit of my degree.

To find the complete course list for my major for this year (2019-20), go here: https://catalog.erau.edu/daytona-beach/aviation/bachelors/aeronautical-science/

To find the complete course catalog for General Education classes for this year (2019-20), go here: https://catalog.erau.edu/daytona-beach/general-education/

And lets hope they don't fucking change it for no reason after this year.

The previous (outdated) version of this pastebin can be found here: https://pastebin.com/6Asn39AZ

Please note that this pastebin DOES NOT include minors I may choose later on, nor does it include other shit such as hypoxia training, simulator training, etc., as those are related to flight and not BSAS.

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The following is what I most likely believe I'm going to end up taking, based on what ERAU's website recommends I take for my degree, as well as courses I may enjoy that can fill the gaps in-between required/recommended classes. As this is a list of primarily what I think I will take RIGHT NOW, things will obviously change, as people do. That being said, should anything change, please reference the links above for other options.

The REQUIRED COURSES will be marked with an asterisk (*), while the RECOMMENDED COURSES will be marked with a cross (+).

All courses are 3 credit hours, except where noted.

It should also be noted that these courses are listed in NO PARTICULAR ORDER.

-General Education (37 Credits)
	-COMMUNICATION THEORY AND SKILLS (9 Credits, all classes listed are required)
		-English Composition
		-Speech
		-Technical Report Writing
	-LOWER-LEVEL HUMANITIES (3 Credits)
		-Music Appreciation and Criticism
	-LOWER-LEVEL SOCIAL SCIENCES (3 Credits)
		-Introduction to Psychology+
	-LOWER OR UPPER-LEVEL HUMANITIES OR SOCIAL SCIENCES (3 Credits)
		-History of Aviation in America
	-UPPER-LEVEL HUMANITIES OR SOCIAL SCIENCES (3 Credits)
		-Government of the U.S.
	-COMPUTER SCIENCE ELECTIVE:
		-Introduction to Computing in Aviation (I hated every class in this category so fuck it)
	-MATHEMATICS:
		-College Mathematics for Aviation I (Will be taking a replacement class)
		-College Mathematics for Aviation II*
	-PHYSICAL AND LIFE SCIENCES:
		-Introductory Physics I+
		-Introductory Physics I Laboratory+ (1 Credit)
		-Survey of Meteorology+

-Aeronautical Science Core (57 Credits, all classes listed are required)
	-Aeronautical Science Student Success Seminar (1 Credit)
	-Private Pilot Operations (5 Credits)
	-Instrument Pilot Operations
	-Aviation Legislation
	-Aerodynamics
	-Aircraft Performance
	-Aircraft Engines - Turbine
	-Commercial Pilot Operations
	-Domestic and International Navigation
	-Aircraft Systems and Components
	-Flight Physiology
	-Crew Resource Management
	-Flight Safety
	-Jet Transport Systems
	-Flight Technique Analysis
	-Electronic Flight Management Systems
	-Operational Applications in Aeronautical Science
	-Principles of Management
	-Aviation Weather

-Flight Core (4 Credits, all classes listed are required)
    -Private Single Flight (1 Credit)
    -Instrument Single Flight (1 Credit)
    -Commercial Single Flight (1 Credit)
    -Commercial Multi Add On (1 Credit)

-Open Electives (22 Credits)
	-UPPER LEVEL OPEN ELECTIVES - 300-400 (12 Credits)
		-Mythology
		-Exploring Film
		-World Literature (Forced reading :DDDDDDDDDDDDD)
		-Comparative Religions

	-OPEN ELECTIVES - ANY LEVEL (10 Credits)
		-Business Communication (I really don't want to take this but it's probably a good idea anyway)
		-Forensic DNA Analysis (It's smart to take 1 science class with a lab for this rather than 2 classes worth 3 credits)
		-Forensic DNA Analysis Laboratory (1 Credit)
		-World History


What I found interesting was the lack of the Specialty Courses that were present in last year's catalog. That being said, I wonder if they've streamlined or simplified their courses or something, which I don't particularly like, since I prefer specialized courses over general ones. Oh well, we'll figure it out.

I hope better course options open for the Open Electives portion of my degree, because most of the current choices suuuuuuuuuuuck. C'mon ERAU gimme a language class or something.

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The following is what ERAU's website recommends I take on a year-by-year basis. I've included courses that ERAU recommends I take and my personal choices. Remember that THIS IS WHAT THE ERAU WEBSITE RECOMMENDS. I reserve the right to alter this however I see fit. Fuck you this is my life, you can't tell me how to live it. Take your damn lemons back.

The source for this can be found at the bottom of this page: https://catalog.erau.edu/daytona-beach/aviation/bachelors/aeronautical-science/

Classes that I'm taking in Fall 2019 are marked with an asterisk (*).

All courses are 3 credit hours, except where noted.

It should also be noted that these courses are listed in NO PARTICULAR ORDER, and ARE NOT split by semester.

YEAR ONE (29 Credits):
-Aeronautical Science Student Success Seminar (1 Credit)*
-Private Pilot Operations (5 Credits)*
-Instrument Pilot Operations
-English Composition*
-Private Single Flight (1 Credit)*
-Instrument Single Flight (1 Credit)
-Something else here
-College Mathematics for Aviation II*
-Music Appreciation and Criticism (Changed to Themes in the Humanities, go take MA&C later if you want to)
-Introduction to Psychology
-Survey of Meteorology

YEAR TWO (29 Credits):
-Aerodynamics
-Commercial Pilot Operations
-Principles of Management
-Speech
-Technical Report Writing
-Introduction to Computing in Aviation
-Commercial Single Flight (1 Credit)
-History of Aviation in America
-Introductory Physics I
-Introductory Physics I Laboratory (1 Credit)
-Aviation Weather

YEAR THREE (32 Credits):
-Aviation Legislation
-Aircraft Performance
-Aircraft Engines - Turbine
-Domestic and International Navigation
-Aircraft Systems and Components
-Flight Physiology
-Crew Resource Management
-Electronic Flight Management Systems
-Commercial Multi Add On (1 Credit)
-World Literature (This is the most likely candidate for change somewhere down the road lol)
-Forensic DNA Analysis
-Forensic DNA Analysis Laboratory (1 Credit)

YEAR FOUR (30 Credits):
-Flight Safety
-Jet Transport Systems
-Flight Technique Analysis
-Operational Applications in Aeronautical Science
-HU/SS Upper Level Elective
-Mythology
-Exploring Film
-Comparative Religions
-Business Communication
-World History