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Organizational and employee behavior intervention strategies for managers. Equitable organizational design, recovery, and renewal for global workforce. Challenges and subjectivity in human behaviors and cultural, social, and ethical value formation and implementation.
Aircraft jet propulsion systems and applications. Theory and principles of operation, controls and systems for propellers and turbine engines are analyzed.
The course examines the role of international law, U.S. foreign policy, and international institutions in responding to terrorism, crime, complex emergencies, disasters and crises. It analyzes the challenges and difficulties in achieving unified response and the administrative and legal barriers that must be overcome. The course discusses how U.S. laws and policies intersect with international norms and regimes in a US security context, including existing multinational treaties such as UNCLOS and the Antarctic Treaty System, International Cybercrime Treaty, the Biological Weapons Convention or the Chemical Weapons Convention, and international humanitarian law. Particular attention is paid to privacy laws. The conflicts that are caused by disparate laws and policies will also be explored, as well as challenges to solutions.
This course presents basic calculus, designed for the student of aviation. Topics include differentiation and integration of algebraic functions; applications to velocity, acceleration, area, curve sketching, and computation of extreme values.
Operations management in service-oriented and product-oriented organizations; forecasting, inventory management, quality control, work design and measurement, capacity planning, product and service design.
Leading a team, board, or organization involves making critical decisions and evaluating the decisions of others. With fast-changing environments, decisions are made under severe time constraints and with insufficient information. Data literacy is essential for leaders and decision-driven data analytics are necessary for organizational effectiveness. Topics include approaches to the decision-making process, application of data in decision making, using analytics to make decisions, and organizational decision-making.
Information Security Incident Response model. Emphasis on forensic investigations and analysis to support detection, characterization, response, recovery, and the implementation of administrative or legal corrective measures.
This is a pre-calculus course designed for the student aviation. Topics include a review of the fundamentals of algebra; linear equations and inequalities, quadratic equations; variation; polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic and trigonometric functions; radian measures; right triangle solutions, vectors and the laws of sines and cosines.
Pre-Requisite: Qualifying score on the ERAU Mathematics Skills Assessment or course listed.
Safety engineering considerations when designing, testing, and certifying airborne safety-critical systems in regulated industries. Fundamentals of system safety engineering and the regulatory framework for initial airworthiness certification; system hazard and risk analysis and safety assessment; safety requirements validation and verification; fault models and failure analysis techniques such as fault trees, FMEA, event tree analysis, common cause/mode analysis, dependence diagrams, and Markov analysis. Industry standards for aircraft development (SAE ARP4754B and ARP4761A) and for airborne hardware and software development (RTCA DO-178C and DO-254).
Physics foundation for UAS applications, including sensor technology, communication, and control interfaces. Topics include particle theory, wave propagation, and signal processing.
Prepares students for careers in homeland security. Includes ethics, program management, leadership, resume preparation, and interview skills.
Environmental factors affecting uncrewed systems performance: temperature, terrain, weather, pressure, range, and endurance. Analysis of conditions for optimal operations.
Survey of information security and assurance. Definitions, ethical and legal issues, risk management, and the role of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in securing information infrastructure.
Fundamental technologies for uncrewed space systems. Craft design, space navigation, orbital maneuvering, and payload selection. Exploration of extraterrestrial bodies.
Stress and deformation analysis in rods, beams, plates, shells, and solids using elementary theories of elasticity and plasticity; theories of strength, impact fatigue, creep; computer methods and applications.