AE6015E - General Systems & Cabin

Objectives

General objective:

A sound knowledge of the most important aircraft systems is necessary for any airworthiness activities. This module presents such systems for modern large aircraft.
The objective of the module is to study the various types of system (e.g. hydraulic systems) which exist on an aircraft, in consideration of the concepts of safety, by providing multiple networks.

Detailed objectives:

Upon completion of this course, the student shall be able to:
- Describe the architectures, components and safe design principles of major aircraft systems as well as their interactions
- Quote the main operating and failure modes for these systems, in order to assess their compliance with certification requirements
- Quote and interpret the certification requirements and means of compliance applicable to these systems
- Quote and interpret the certification requirements and means of compliance for the safety of cabin, cargo and cockpit areas of commercial and cargo aircraft
- Improve, in autonomy, his/her konwledge of the regulatory certification texts applicable to the general systems and to the cabin, cargo and cockpit safety.

Hours

• Lecture : 46h

Form of assessment

Total assessment hours: 1