Institute of Engineering and Technology Effective First Semester, AY 2013-2014

Vision: To be a leader institution committed to the scientific and technological advancement of aeronautical sciences responsive to the dynamic emerging demands for the world-class professionals of the industry. Mission: To produce world class aeronautics professionals imbued with commitment, excellence, responsibility, and integrity through advance level of instruction, research and extension. Program Objectives: To prepare the students for professional Aeronautical Engineering Career to assume leading roles in the technological and socio-economic development of both local and foreign aviation industry, particularly in the areas of aircraft research, development, manufacturing, maintenance, operation and aviation education. Aside from their professional knowledge and skills, the graduates must also possess strong foundation in the physical and basic engineering sciences as well as in human relations to enable them to meet the challenges being brought about by the rapid technological progress in Aeronautics. Subject Code Subject Title No. of Units Lecture Hours/Week Laboratory Hours/Week Pre-requisite : : : : : : AE 513 AERODROME ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT Four (4) units Four (4) hours None

Philippine State College of Aeronautics

Engineering Management, Air Laws and Regulations

Course Description: This course includes Aerodrome planning and design, operations and management. Course Objectives: After the completing the course, the student must perform the following: 1. Design an aerodrome following the basic requirements of the ICAO and other authorities 2. Recognize the importance of effective management in the operation of an aerodrome 3. Identify the different parts of an aerodrome Relevance of the course to program outcomes:

Apply knowledge of Math and Science to solve Engineering Problems

Understanding of professional and ethical responsibility

Ability to design system, component or process to meet needs within realistic constraints

Ability to use techniques, skills, tools in engineering practice

Knowledge and understanding of engineering and management principles as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments

Knowledge of contemporary issues

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Broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context

Recognition of need by an ability to engage in lifelong learning

Ability to function on multidisciplinary teams

Ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems

ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data

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*SR-STRONGLY RELEVANT

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Course Outline

MEETING

1st Meeting

LEARNING OUTCOMES Introduce to students the course requirements and grading system; facilitate a good learning environment through observation of class rules and regulations Define what is an aerodrome and airport; Identify the standards in planning and designing an airport Discuss traffic prediction and its importance in planning and design of airport; Use techniques such as forecasting and trending in determining the airport traffic Identify the do's and donts in airport site selection; Perform airport site and runway system orientation selection

SUBJECT MATTER

OUTCOMES BASED METHODOLOGY

NO. OF HOURS

Briefing on course requirements , grading system, and class rules and regulations

Discussion

1 HOUR

2nd Meeting

Air transport and airports; development of airports, standards, airport development planning

Student reporting

45 MINUTES

Task No. 1

15 MINUTES

3rd Meeting

Predicting traffic

Student reporting

1 HOUR and 15 MINUTES

4th Meeting

Airport site selection; Runway system orientation

Student reporting

30 MINUTES

Task no. 2

15 MINUTES

5th Meeting

Design a runway according to standards set by the ICAO and other aviation authorities

Runways

Student reporting

1 HOUR

6th Meeting

Design a runway and identify the distances and location of the clearway and the

Runway strips; clearway, stop way

Student reporting

30 MINUTES

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runway 15 MINUTES

Task No. 3 7th Meeting Identify the requirements in designing taxiways; Construct a taxiway geometry QUIZ NO. 1

8th Meeting

Taxiways

Student reporting

1 HOUR

9th Meeting

Determine the location of the apron that best suits for a specific design of an aerodrome

Apron requirements ; sizing and location

Student reporting

30 MINUTES

Task No. 4 10th Meeting 11th Meeting Enumerate the different concepts behind the construction of apron; Discuss the importance of isolated aircraft parking position especially in case of an unlawful interference on the aircraft Define what is a pavement and discuss its importance in runway construction; Enumerate different pavement types Calculate for the values of the pavement strength; Plan a pavement management AERODROME VISIT PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS

15 MINUTES

12th Meeting

Apron concepts; stand types, apron capacity, isolated aircraft parking position

Student reporting

1 HOUR

13th Meeting

Pavements; pavement types

Student reporting

30 MINUTES

Task No. 5 Pavement strength; Runway surface; Pavement management

15 MINUTES

14th Meeting

Student reporting

1 HOUR

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system

system

15th Meeting

Enumerate the different aircraft ground handling activities within an aerodrome

Aircraft ground handling

Student reporting

40 MINUTES

Task No. 6

15 MINUTES

16th Meeting

Plan for a safety management system to ensure safety during aircraft refueling

Aircraft Refueling

Student reporting

1 HOUR

17th Meeting Discuss the different considerations that must taken into account in designing an airside and a terminal for cargo operations

QUIZ NO. 2

18th Meeting

Cargo: Airside design consideration s, Terminal design consideration

Student reporting

40 MINUTES

Task No. 7

15 MINUTES

19th Meeting

Create a preliminary layout of a desired cargo terminal; Discuss the design of landside and its intended operation

Cargo terminal layout and sizing; landside design and operations

Student reporting

1 HOUR

20th Meeting

Apply passenger terminal design principles in creating a passenger terminal suitable for the intended operation of the aerodrome

Passenger terminal

Student reporting

40 MINUTES

Task No. 8

15 MINUTES

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21st Meeting

Describe the different measures employed by the airport authorities and the government in maintanining the overall security of the airport

Aerodrome security

Student reporting

1 HOUR

Case study No. 1 AERODROME VISIT MIDTERM EXAMINATIONS

30 MINUTES

22nd Meeting 23rd Meeting Identify the portion/s of the landside that is accessible to passengers; Enumerate the different access modes/mediums to the airport's landside

24th Meeting

Landside Access

Student reporting

40 MINUTES

Task no. 9

15 MINUTES

25th Meeting

Enumerate the different visual aids used in an airport for navigation and discuss their respective functions

Visual aids for navigation

Student reporting

1 HOUR and 30 MINUTES

Task No. 10 Identify the different source of electrical energy of an airport; Differentiate the use of APU's from GPU's in terms of efficiency and environmental output Enumerate the different radio aids used in an airport for navigation and discuss their respective functions

15 MINUTES

26th Meeting

Electrical energy supply for an airport

Student reporting

40 MINUTES

Task No. 11

15 MINUTES

27th Meeting

Radio navigation aids

Student reporting

1 HOUR and 30 MINUTES

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Task No. 12 Discuss the operation of an airport during winter seasons and much applicable here in the Philippines is during the season of typhoons

15 MINUTES

28th Meeting

Airport winter operation; Airport operation during typhoons

Student reporting

1 HOUR

Task No. 13

15 MINUTES

29th Meeting

Enumerate the different emergency services available in an airport

Airport emergency services

Student reporting

1 HOUR

Task No. 14 Identify the different strategies employed by airports in mitigating/contro lling pollution on airports; Simulate the degree of noise and gas emissions in an airport

15 MINUTES 25 MINUTES 25 MINUTES 25 MINUTES 15 MINUTES

Case study No. 2

30th Meeting

Environment al control

Case study No. 3

Case study No. 4

Task No. 15 AERODROME VISIT FINAL QUIZ REST DAY FINAL EXAMINATIONS END OF COURSE

31st Meeting 32nd Meeting 33rd Meeting 34th Meeting

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Textbook:

Kazda, Antonin and Robert E. Caves. Airport Design and Operations. Elsevier Ltd., 2007

Suggested References:

Wells, Alexander T and Seth Young. Airport Planning and Management. McGraw Hill, 2011, 2004 Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines. Manual of standards for aerodromes, 2009 International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Volume 1, Annex 14

Multimedia References:

CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE PHILIPPINES FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION OF THE U.S.A. INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION

Course Requirements: 1. Reports 2. Quizzes 3. Major Exams 4. Facebook and Skype Account (account for class purposes only) 5. Tasks Computation of Grades: Coursework will be weighted as follows: Class Participation Quizzes Attendance Tasks Major Exam Total 20% 25% 5% 20% 30% 100%

Final Grade = (Prelims + Midterms + Finals)/3

Quizzes
Quizzes will relate to current and previous topics. A quiz may be given at any time during any class period -- immediately after a lecture, at the beginning or end of a class, etc. There will be no make-up quizzes -- none even later during the same class period. Quizzes will be given only to those students who are present when the quizzes are passed out.

Major Exams
Major Exams will be given according to the assigned schedule of the college. There will be no make-up exams -- none even later during the same class period. Anyone caught cheating during exams will automatically merit a grade of 5.

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Attendance
Attendance will be graded as follows: No absences One absence Two absences Three absences Four or more absences Four consecutive absences 1 1.5 2 3 5 F.A.

Four or more absences will automatically merit a grade of 5. Absences for which a medical or court excuse is provided (professional letterhead required) will be recorded but not figured in the attendance grade. Likewise, one absence for which advance notice is given by phone or in person will not be figured in the attendance grade. Significant tardy and early departure will be marked as absent.

Tasks
Tasks are activities on planning and design of aerodrome. Tasks will be compiled after the completion of the 15 tasks and as instructed by the instructor.

*A portfolio that contains all the activities, e.g. quizzes, major exams, compilation of tasks within the semester is required to be submitted during final examinations. Failure to submit will automatically merit a grade of INC. The instructor will return the portfolio/s during the release of graded class cards.

Prepared by / Date Engr. Joefreim A. Delicano Faculty Member/s

Approved by / Date

Noted by / Date

DR. JAY JACK R. MANZANO Dean

DR. RODERICK C. SANTIAGO Vice President for Academic Affairs

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