Professional Pilot Program Adjunct Instructor

Part Time Instructor for Professional Pilot Program AER-1053 and AER-1053L 1/19/2026 to 5/24/2027 VTSU Williston Campus, Blair Park 202 (Lecture) 407 (Lab) Dates 1/20/2027-5/24/2027 Credits 4 Requisites None Course Description This course is an algebra-and trigonometry-based course in aerodynamics related to practical flight applications and specifically addresses aviation topics including linear and curved motion studies; kinematics; force; statics; dynamics; work and energy; impulse and momentum; rotary motion; and fluids. Vector analysis plays an important role in developing conceptual models to explain cause and effect. The student conducts investigations, collects data, and interprets the results using graphical analysis. The application of mathematical models to observed events enhances the development and reinforcement of conceptual understanding. Method: This course is currently being taught as in-person lecture on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:45PM to 2:00PM with a Lab on Thursdays from 10:00AM to 11:50AM

Applicants should have strong Physics background with some experience in fluid dynamics and/or flight theory. Pilot License desired. Masters degree preferred, but not necessary.

Scheduled Hours Weekly:

4

Budgeted Wage for this Position:

$4944.00-$5358.00

Exempt Status:

Exempt

Grade:

P01

Job Posting Responsibilities:

Unit Determination:

Part-Time Faculty - VSC Faculty Federation