This high school-postsecondary-level course for avionics instrument systems specialist is one of a number of military-developed curriculum packages selected for adaptation to vocational instruction and curriculum development in a civilian setting. A plan of instruction outlines five blocks of instruction (281 hours of instruction). Block 1, Aircraft Maintenance Fundamentals, includes programmed tests, handout, and workbook on four topics: Aircraft Familiarization, Avionics Safety, Avionics Maintenance Fundamentals, Pressure Sensors. Block 2, Engine Instruments, contains programmed texts, workbooks, and handouts on nine topics: Position Indicating Systems, Pressure Indicating Systems, Tachometer Systems, Temperature Indicating Systems, Fuel Flow Indicating Systems, Engine Pressure Ratio Indicating Systems, Resistance-Type Liquid Quantity System, Capacitance Liquid Quantity System, Vertical Scale Engine Instrument Systems. Block 3, Flight Instruments, contains programmed texts, workbooks, handouts, and worksheets on five topics: Pilot-Static Systems and Instruments, Automatic Altitude Reporting System, Accelerometers, Flight Data Recorders, Air Data Computer Systems and Vertical Scale Flight Instruments). Block 4, Integrated Flight and Navigational Instruments, includes programmed texts, workbooks, and handouts of five topics: Flight Instruments, Direct Reading, Altitude Heading Reference and Gyro Stabilized Magnetic Compass Systems, MC-1 Compass Calibration. Block 5, Flight Director Systems, contains a programmed text, handouts, and workbook. (YLB)