PHRM 215 — 3
Once accepted into the ADN program curriculum will follow that of the ADN LAKE REGION STATE COLLEGE program . SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY Technicians troubleshoot, repair, and maintain the electronic and mechanical components of simulator trainers . Competencies include using appropriate tools to analyze simulator malfunctions, testing equipment, and analyzing technical data to localize, isolate, and otherwise determine the location of a faulty component or system problem . Technicians must also be prepared to remove, replace, and/or repair faulty components . The program requirements include basic electronic, computer, and simulator course work . Students are encouraged to participate in an elective two/three month on site cooperative education experience with a simulator maintenance crew . Introductory classes in aviation are required and offered with the cooperation of commercially licensed services in Devils Lake . A private pilot’s license is not required . Upon completion of the core simulator maintenance course work and the 20 semester hours of general education components, students are awarded the Associate in Applied Science Degree . These courses prepare students to communicate proficiently with pilots as Simulation Technologists . CERTIFICATE Prior to pursuing the Certificate in Simulation Technology, students must have documented proof of having attended and completed formal education in the following technical disciplines: DC analysis, AC analysis, digital integrated c