• To enhance perceptive knowledge of the in-flight service, ground handling service and air passenger
service
• To familiarize with and use terms and jargons in aviation profession,
• To obtain a better understanding of the current development of the global aviation industry
• To develop the entry level skills to the aviation industry.• To enhance perceptive knowledge of the in-flight service, ground handling service and air passenger
service
• To familiarize with and use terms and jargons in aviation profession,
• To obtain a better understanding of the current development of the global aviation industry
• To develop the entry level skills to the aviation industry.
This program is designed to fulfill the needs of those who are seeking to obtain employment in the Aviation Industry. The key of this module aims to help students
to bridge the gap between the industry demand and professional skills with the global knowledge of aviation industry. This module provides perceptive knowledge
of the in-flight service, ground handling service and air passenger service in order to
develop the entry level skills to the aviation industry. Students will obtain a better
understanding of the current development of the global aviation industry after
completion of this course.
This program is designed to fulfill the needs of those who are seeking to obtain employment in the Aviation Industry. The key of this module aims to help students
to bridge the gap between the industry demand and professional skills with the global knowledge of aviation industry. This module provides perceptive knowledge
of the in-flight service, ground handling service and air passenger service in order to
develop the entry level skills to the aviation industry. Students will obtain a better
understanding of the current development of the global aviation industry after
completion of this course.
A. Textbook- Lu, Chiang-Chuan and Kuo, Ming-Long (2009) “Air Transpiration Service
Management”, Hua- Li Book Inc. Taiwan.
B. Reading- Airline Business Current Issures.
C. Reference- Doganis, Rigas, (2006). The Airline Business (2nd ed.). New York: Routledge.
A. Textbook- Lu, Chiang-Chuan and Kuo, Ming-Long (2009) “Air Transpiration Service
Management”, Hua- Li Book Inc. Taiwan.
B. Reading- Airline Business Current Issues.
C. Reference- Doganis, Rigas, (2006). The Airline Business (2nd ed.). New York: Routledge.
| 評分項目 Grading Method | 配分比例 Grading percentage | 說明 Description |
|---|---|---|
| Class Participation and AttendanceClass Participation and Attendance class participation and attendance |
20 | If you are absent THREE times throughout the semester without a legitimate reason, you will be penalized with FIVE point deduction off your final grade. |
| Mid TermMid Term midterm |
30 | Individual and Group presentation is designed to give students an opportunity to be innovative and apply the concepts learned in class to their project. |
| Group PresentationGroup Presentation group presentation |
30 | Individual and Group presentation is designed to give students an opportunity to be innovative and apply the concepts learned in class to their project. |
| Pop exams/Homework AssignmentPop exams/Homework Assignment pop exams/homework assignment |
20 | Group Homework Assignmentswill be given throughout the semester; they are short exercises to help you understand and apply the concepts and theories discussed in class. |
