Reference no: EM131850322 , Length: word count:3500
Project Introduction - Write about given topic.
Topic: "AIRLINE IMPACTS ON CLIMATE AND HOW THE INDUSTRY IS RESPONDING TO THIS ISSUE"
Headings and sub-headings as appropriate (APA 6th ed)
Use subheadings to identify when you transition between Program Outcomes and each aspect of the Program Outcome being demonstrated.
Review of Relevant Literature
Aviation Environmental Impacts
Aviation Political Impacts
Aviation Technological Impacts
Statistical Analysis
- comparison elements
- graphs
Human Factors
Human factor considerations
Human Limitations
Research Methods
Methodology
- test results
- tables
- graphs
- description of how it done.
Conclusion
Recommendations
Aviation/Aerospace Management
Research and Development
The above highlighted three sections approximately 3000-3500 words are to be done. Basically, the information is secondary in nature, means reviewing CAA (Civil Aviation authority) reports and other aviation industry research findings, providing details regarding impact of aviation operations on climate conditions. It should be some sort of comparison between years. Other secondary sources which can be useful in this regard are mentioned in proposal.
References.
Program outcomes -
1. Students will be able to apply the fundamentals of air transportation as part of a global, multimodal transportation system, including the technological, social, environmental, and political aspects of the system to examine, compare, analyze and recommend conclusion.
2. The student will be able to identify and apply appropriate statistical analysis, to include techniques in data collection, review, critique, interpretation and inference in the aviation and aerospace industry.
3. The student will be able across all subjects to use the fundamentals of human factors in all aspects of the aviation and aerospace industry, including unsafe acts, attitudes, errors, human behavior, and human limitations as they relate to the aviators adaption to the aviation environment to reach conclusions.
4. The student will be able to develop and/or apply current aviation and industry related research methods, including problem identification, hypothesis formulation, and interpretation of findings to present as solutions in the investigation of an aviation / aerospace related topic.
5. The student will investigate, compare, contrast, analyze and form conclusions to current aviation, aerospace, and industry related topics in management, including aircraft maintenance, industrial safety, production and procurement, international policy, research and development, logistics, airport operations, and airline operations.