Innovative Proposal for Airframe Manufacturing Technology Baccalaureate Degree
Explore a comprehensive proposal for a groundbreaking Airframe Manufacturing Technology Baccalaureate Degree program, aiming to meet industry demands, accreditation standards, and prepare graduates for leadership roles in the aviation sector. The initiative builds on existing aviation programs, incorporates upper-division coursework, and targets key industry players for collaboration. Follow the timeline from submission to implementation of this pioneering educational endeavor.
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Proposal for Airframe Manufacturing Technology Baccalaureate Degree Maria Clinton and Dr. Karen Cowell December 8, 2014
Signed by Gov. Brown on Sept 28, 2014 Allows 15 pilot projects for baccalaureate degrees at California community colleges Process for selection is competitive Degrees offered by community colleges cannot duplicate any degree offered by the CSU s or UC s
Fit college mission Meet industry and student demand Meet ACCJC accreditation standards Build on existing infrastructure, curricula, resources, industry partnerships, and faculty
Builds on the aircraft fabrication program Adds upper division and general education comparable to CSU requirements Prepares graduates for positions in aviation leadership: Shop foreman, lead technician, director of manufacturing
The Spaceship Company (25 graduates) Lockheed Martin Corp. Northrop Grumman Corp. (potential of 100 employees would be interested) AVC students in aircraft fabrication, airframe & powerplant, and electronics: 183 of 186 expressed interest
Accreditation of the program Industry acceptance Decreased cost (tuition, fees, travel, time) Enhancement of career opportunities Builds on reputation of existing aviation programs
December 19, 2014: Submit proposal January 21, 2015: Chancellor s Office notifies programs that are selected March 16, 2015: Funding model submitted to Board of Governors 2017-2018: Program begins no later June 30, 2023: Pilot programs end
