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Date Posted: 07:58:13 05/20/08 Tue
Author: gb
Subject: Re: Why doesn't UND teach us enroute?
In reply to: zz 's message, "Re: Why doesn't UND teach us enroute?" on 01:15:14 05/19/08 Mon

It takes 1-2 years to receive permission for a "new" course to be introduced through the college.

There will be a four credit non radar course offered starting Fall 2009... would be nice if college had the luxury of having a student for 40 hours a week to "train," but you came for the degree.

As for wanting equipment to match OKC or real world... if students wish to pay a significantly higher lab fee (could be as high as 5K) - let those feelings be known, then we would go out and purchase the sim you want.

How's the new facility working out for you guys?

GB

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