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Registration process, course information, and how to access your coursessPrepare for registration, learn about your courses, and take after-registration steps with the instructions on this page. 


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Prepare for Registration

A UWF staff member will register you for your classes. This cannot be done until the following steps have completed before being registered for courses.  

  1. Submit your UWF admission application
  2. Submit your Mandatory Immunization Health History Form
  3. Agree to the Financial Responsibility Statement


Course #2

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Textbook: Andrew Dupont & Dr. Lawler
Textbook: All necessary textbooks and flight equipment will be provided by UWF and AMS
Location: TBD
Day/Time: Tuesdays & Thursdays from 1:00-3:00pm


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Your Courses

A UWF staff member will register you for the following courses. You will receive a registration confirmation email once your registration is complete.

Course #1

ATT 1100 - Private Pilot Ground School (3ch)

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Course Description

This course prepares the learner for the private pilot knowledge training test administered by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAR 141 Appendix B). Topics include aviation decision making and risk management, aerodynamics, aircraft systems, federal aviation regulations (FAR) parts 61 and 91, NTSB 430, aviation weather, navigation and cross-country procedures, weight and balance, safety, and aircraft performance. All elements required by the FAR are discussed. Texts include FAA handbooks, including the Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, the Airplane Flying Handbook, the Aeronautical Information Manual, and appropriate FAA Advisory Circulars. Upon course completion the student must successfully take the FAA Private Pilot Knowledge Test.

Student Learning Outcomes

  1. Describe the principles of aircraft design, performance, and operating characteristics.
  2. Describe the regulations related to the maintenance of aircraft and associated systems.
  3. Discuss the impact of meteorology and environmental issues on aviation operations.
  4. Describe basic weather theory and weather information sources, analyze weather factors, hazards, and conditions.
  5. Explain the integration of airports, airspace, and air traffic control in managing the U.S. National Airspace System.
  6. Demonstrate an understanding of Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Parts 61 and 91.
  7. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of navigation procedures, including pilotage and dead reckoning and use of navigational aids in cross country flight planning.
  8. Summarize the test standards and information required to pass the Federal Aviation Administration Private Pilot Knowledge exam for land operation of single engine airplanes. 

ATF 1100L - Private Pilot Flight Lab (3ch)

Instructor: Andrew Dupont & Dr. Lawler
Textbook: All necessary textbooks and flight equipment will be provided by UWF and AMS
Location: AMS Flight School

Your Courses

A UWF staff member will register you for the following courses. You will receive a registration confirmation email once your registration is complete.

Course #1

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Course Description

This course prepares the learner for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) private pilot practical test as described in the Private Pilot Airman Certification Standards (FAA-S-ACS-6B). All elements required by Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) are covered and the learner receives the required aeronautical experience and ground training in flight maneuvers, cross-country, and test preparation required by the regulations. Textual materials for this course include the private pilot ACS, the FAR/AIM Handbook, and an appropriate Pilot’s Operating Handbook (POH) for the aircraft being used for flight instruction. All FAR required training will be accomplished in an FAA Part 141 flight school. A minimum of 35 hours of flight training must be logged and the learner must successfully pass the FAA practical test before proceeding to the next flight course.

Student Learning Outcomes

  1. Describe the regulations related to the maintenance and operation of aircraft and associated systems.
  2. Discuss the impact of meteorology and environmental issues on aviation operations and describe basic weather theory, identify sources of weather information, and analyze weather factors, hazards, and conditions.
  3. Explain the integration of airports, airspace, and air traffic control in managing the U.S. National Airspace System.
  4. Describe aircraft maneuvers such as takeoffs, landings, stalls, spins, ground reference maneuvers, unusual attitude recoveries and basic instrument flight maneuvers.
  5. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of aircraft systems, including airplanes, power plant and related systems and flight instruments.
  6. Describe safety of flight, air traffic control procedures and sources of flight information.
  7. Describe factors to be included in preflight planning including aircraft performance measures and weight and balance.
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Upgrade your MyUWF/ArgoNet Account

Your ArgoNet account will be available to upgrade to a full-access account within within two hours after being registered for classes. MyUWF contains the information and all of the online services you need to be an active member of the UWF community. To access MyUWF, click the green MyUWF button at the top of UWF webpages, or go to my.uwf.edu. 

Upgrading your MyUWF Account to a Full-Access ArgoNet Account >> 

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Activate your Student Email

Your UWF student email account will be available to activate within within two hours after being registered for classes. You are expected to regularly check your UWF email account for official University communications.

Google Apps (Gmail) is UWF's official email and calendar system. Your . Login at gmail.students.uwf.edu. Your email address is your ArgoNet username followed by "@students.uwf.edu".

Access your Google Apps Account >>

Canvas eLearning System

UWF's online courses are made available through the Canvas eLearning Management System. This is where instructors post course materials, such as syllabi, learning materials (documents, videos, etc.), discussions, calendar, inbox and notifications, announcements, grades, quizzes, and assignments. 

Getting Started with Canvas

Watch the Canvas Overview video for an introduction to the Canvas Dashboard, Global Navigation links, course navigation, and accessing assignments.

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Login to Canvas

You can access Canvas in two ways:

  1. Login to MyUWF and search for "Canvas"
  2. Download the Canvas Mobile App

Best Practices for Canvas

Where are my Courses?

Courses will appear on your Canvas Dashboard on the first day of class.  Prior to this time, your course not be available, unless the instructor opens the class early.

Once your course(s) appear, click on it to access it. You will notice a toolbar on the left with navigation options on the landing page. You should see a “Begin Here” option, but can always select “Modules” and access the course material that way.

Technical Support

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