The Aircraft Maintenance Technology program reflects the continuing efforts of University of Perpetual Help System Dalta in its mission to prepare students for employment, in business and industry, occupational advancement, retraining, and/or pursuit of higher degrees or certification. This training prepares students for the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines written, oral and practical exams.

Specific areas of training include aircraft structure inspection and testing; Civil aviation regulations; aircraft and electronic flight instrument systems; aircraft auxiliary systems; aircraft welding; aircraft electrical systems; hydraulic, pneumatic, and fuel systems; and occupational safety and human factor.

1. Aircraft Manufacturers
2. Aircraft Maintenance Technician
3. Engine Mechanic Supervisor
4. Aircraft Mechanic Inspector
5. Aircraft Structural Repair Officer
6. Aviation Engineer
7. Flight Engineer

The AVIATION ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY is a specialization within electronic maintenance and repair in aircraft electronic systems with emphasis placed on communication, navigation and flight management systems.

A UPHSD graduate Aviation Electronics Technology program will attain:

1. An ability to be familiarize with the basic parts and principles of flight;
2. An ability to understand and applying the principles, theories and concepts regarding aircraft electrical/electronics parts, components and systems;
3. An ability to recognize the concept in operation, servicing and maintenance of aircraft component;
4. An ability to be able to follow procedures, direction and written instruction according in AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MANUAL(AMM); WIRING DIAGRAM MANUAL(WDM); COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL(CMM);
5. An ability to have knowledge in aircraft maintenance practices;
6. An ability to understand the regulation particularly in aviation airworthiness;

The Aviation Electronics Technology program has a total of 198 credit units. The program consists of the general education, technical courses, allied courses, professional courses and on-the-job training.

Curriculum Road Map

Individuals with approved training can work as aircraft mechanics and service technicians or as avionics technicians. They must maintain detailed records of what operations are performed. The two main career options in avionics repair and maintenance are as follows:

Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians

Aircraft mechanics and service technicians repair the mechanical and structural parts of an aircraft, including the wings, brakes and electrical systems. Some are specialists and work on just one type of aircraft. They also may conduct inspections of aircraft. Those who do not hold certifications can work as repairmen, performing only certain tasks at a specific place of employment.

Avionics Technician

An avionics technician works on the various components of an aircraft that are used for navigation, flight and propulsion control, instrumental landings, weather monitoring and communications. Their work can include installing instrument panels and software. They need to know how to interpret computer readings to diagnose a problem.

The BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AVIATION ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY is a specialization within electronic maintenance and repair in aircraft electronic systems with emphasis placed on communication, navigation and flight management systems.

A UPHSD graduate of Bachelor of Science in Aviation Electronics Technology program will attain:

1. An ability to be familiarize with the basic parts and principles of flight;
2. An ability to understand and applying the principles, theories and concepts regarding aircraft electrical/electronics parts, components and systems;
3. An ability to recognize the concept in operation, servicing and maintenance of aircraft component;
4. An ability to be able to follow procedures, direction and written instruction according in AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MANUAL(AMM); WIRING DIAGRAM MANUAL(WDM); COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL(CMM);
5. An ability to have knowledge in aircraft maintenance practices;
6. An ability to understand the regulation particularly in aviation airworthiness;

The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Electronics Technology program has a total of 198 credit units. The program consists of the general education, technical courses, allied courses, professional courses and on-the-job training.

Individuals with approved training can work as aircraft mechanics and service technicians or as avionics technicians. They must maintain detailed records of what operations are performed. The two main career options in avionics repair and maintenance are as follows:

Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians

Aircraft mechanics and service technicians repair the mechanical and structural parts of an aircraft, including the wings, brakes and electrical systems. Some are specialists and work on just one type of aircraft. They also may conduct inspections of aircraft. Those who do not hold certifications can work as repairmen, performing only certain tasks at a specific place of employment.

Avionics Technician

An avionics technician works on the various components of an aircraft that are used for navigation, flight and propulsion control, instrumental landings, weather monitoring and communications. Their work can include installing instrument panels and software. They need to know how to interpret computer readings to diagnose a problem.

The BS Aircraft Maintenance Technology program reflects the continuing efforts of University of Perpetual Help System Dalta in its mission to prepare students for employment, in business and industry, occupational advancement, retraining, and/or pursuit of higher degrees or certification. This training prepares students for the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines written, oral and practical exams.

Specific areas of training include aircraft structure inspection and testing; Civil aviation regulations; aircraft and electronic flight instrument systems; aircraft auxiliary systems; aircraft welding; aircraft electrical systems; hydraulic, pneumatic, and fuel systems; and occupational safety and human factor.

1. Aircraft Manufacturers
2. Aircraft Maintenance Technician
3. Engine Mechanic Supervisor
4. Aircraft Mechanic Inspector
5. Aircraft Structural Repair Officer
6. Aviation Engineer
7. Flight Engineer