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AER-101: Aircraft familiarization
Description
An overview of the basic concepts regarding aircraft, their main systems, and aerospace
engineering.
Objectives
- Recognizing the major classes of aircraft
- Knowing the basic concepts of aerodynamics and propulsion
- Identifying the main components and operating principles of aircraft and helicopters
- Knowomg the main systems of transport aircraft
Program
- Classes of Aircraft
- Terminology
- Introduction to aeronautical engineering
- Principles of flight mechanics and aircraft performance
- Flight, ground and inertia loads
- Helicopters - rotors and flight controls
- Engines, propellers and fuel systems
- Flight controls, hydraulics, landing gear
- Environmental control systems
- Autopilots
- Avionics
- Electrical systems and lighting
Target audience
- Professionals from any area interested in basic aircraft knowledge
Prerequisites
Running time
14 class-hours
Technical coordinator
Luiz Alberto Cocentino MunarettoClick for coordinator resume

AER-102: Introduction to aeronautical engineering
Description
The aim of the course is to provide basic information regarding aircraft, including
specific terminology, basic knowledge of aeronautical engineering and aircraft systems.
Objectives
- To recognize the main classes of aircraft
- To master the basic concepts of aeronautical engineering, such as aerodynamics and
propulsion
- To identify to the main components and functioning principles of helicopters
- To acquire basic knowledge of the performance, stability and control of airplanes
- To distinguish and to describe loads applied to the aircraft
- To acquire basic knowledge of aircraft systems: landing gear, flight controls, electric,
fuel, avionics and environmental
Program
- Aircraft classification
- Terminology
- Introduction to aeronautical engineering
- Principles of flight mechanics and performance
- Flight, ground and inertia loads
- Helicopters
- Propulsion systems (engines/propellers)
- Fuel system
- Flight control systems and Autopilot
- Hydraulic systems
- Landing gear system
- Avionics
- Electrical and illumination systems
- Environmental control system
Target audience
- Engineers and technicians who are involved or plan to be involved in aeronautical
engineering.
Prerequisites
Running time
48 class-hours
Technical coordinator
José Luiz Rocha BelderrainClick for coordinator resume
Luiz Alberto Nolasco FonsecaClick for coordinator resume

AER-103: Helicopter familiarization
Description
The aim of the course is to provide basic information about helicopters and their
main differences, rotor types and special characteristics by explaining and analyzing
the conceptual and technical aspects.
Objectives
- To get to know the history of helicopters
- To recognize the categories of helicopters
- To learn the basics of aerodynamics and propulsion
- To identify the components and principles of helicopter operation
- To know the main requirements for helicopters
Program
- Helicopter flight history
- Classification of helicopters
- Terminology
- Introduction to the principles of rotors
- Blade movement
- Ground effect and resonance
- Certification and operational requirements for helicopters
Target audience
- Professionals of any field with an interest in the subject
Prerequisites
Running time
20 class-hours
Technical coordinator
Duane Quireza MuradasClick for coordinator resume

AER-201: General regulations for aircraft certification
Description
An overview of the main regulations involved in Aeronautical Products Certification.
Objectives
- To gain basic knowledge regarding the structure of Brazilian and U.S. regulations
- To identify the applicability of the regulations regarding
- Type certification
- Environmental protection
- Legal aspects
- Operations
Program
- Definitions
- Structure of Brazilian and U.S. regulations
- Regulations: Type Certification
- Regulations: Environmental Protection
- Regulations: Aircraft Operation
Target audience
- Engineers and technicians who are involved or plan to be involved in aircraft certification
- Other interested professionals
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of aerospace engineering
- Basic knowledge of aircraft certification
Running time
24 class-hours
Technical coordinator
Oscar Nunes de AbreuClick for coordinator resume

AER-202: Airworthiness requirements - transport category aircraft - design and construction
(RBAC 25)
Description
The course is designed to contribute to the participants' qualifications in order
to develop their specific functions on the areas of mechanical/hydraulic systems,
for transport category aircraft, providing-information and interpretation of the
corresponding RBHA/RBAC 25, Subparts D and F, requirements.
Objectives
- To acquire basic knowledge about laws and regulations governing civil aviation,
with emphasis on mechanical systems and electronics
- To interpret specifically the requirements of RBAC 25 Subpart D regarding systems
- To identify the acceptable means of demonstrating compliance with those requirements
- To identify the various processes, tools, procedures and the documents adopted by
the authority regarding aircraft certification
- To discuss the interpretive materials about the regulations (AC FCAR, IP and CRI)
Program
- Flight controls
- Landing gear
- Personnel and cargo accommodations
- Emergency provisions
- Ventilation and heating
- Pressurization
- Fire protection
- Ice protection
- Safety Assessment
Target audience
- Engineers and technicians who are involved or plan to be involved mechanical and
electronic system certification for transport aircraft
- Professionals of any field with an interest in the subject
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of aircraft certification
Running time
40 class-hours
Technical coordinator
Guilherme Conceição RochaClick for coordinator resume

AER-203: Aerodynamic principles of helicopters
Description
The aim of the course is to provide basic information about helicopter design, the
principles of helicopter aerodynamics, including specific terminology and concepts
of rotor aerodynamics theory, along with basic helicopter performance knowledge.
Objectives
- Helicopter design concepts
- To recognize the basics and rotor classes
- To master the basics of momentum theory while hovering and blade element theory
- To acquire knowledge of helicopter performance
Program
- Helicopter design
- Terminology
- Rotors and theories
- Helicopter performance
Target audience
- Engineers and technicians interested in acquiring basic knowledge about the principles
of helicopter aerodynamics
Prerequisites
- Basic helicopter knowledge
Running time
40 class-hours
Technical coordinator
Duane Quireza MuradasClick for coordinator resume

AER-901: Introduction to aircraft certification (lecture)
Description
An overview of the concepts and definitions related to Aircraft Certification. Emphasis
will be placed on relations between the certification programs (design, production
and airworthiness) and the principles of their management.
Program
- Concepts
- Definitions
- Management principles
- Regulatory and interpretative material
- Certification programs
Target audience
- Engineers and technicians who are involved or plan to be involved in aircraft certification.
- Other interested professionals
Prerequisites
Running time
04 class-hours
Technical coordinator
Pablo Nestor PusterlaClick for coordinator resume