Aerospace engineering Definition and 276 Threads

I will shortly be able to acquire a Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering. I am interested in designing aircraft as opposed to subsystems, but I am not enthusaistic about the various "system-of-systems" approach that essentially works to make new aero design codes(as opposed to new aero...

Hello people, I am a physics major in Canada, and I was just wondering if its possible to make the switch to aerospace engineering after doing a bachelor's in physics. Will I just have to take a couple of extra courses? or will I have to get a bachelor's in Aerospace as well...

I am a little confused with these two, are aero engineering and Aerospace engineering the same? Thank you

Hi people, i am really in a deep trouble and i will be so happy if anyone can help. Any tips will be so appreciated and make a real different to what i am going through at the moment. i have got two question to answer. 1. Experiment of boundry layer on a flat surface : giving dtails of how...

I was just wondering what kind of jobs that people have gotten with Aerospace Engineering... I would like to get a research and development job when I get out with at least my masters, although I might go ahead and get my Doctorate. What my ultimate goal is to be able to make traveling in space...

I am an excepted student at the University at Buffalo for Aerospace Engineering this upcoming semester... I am transferring from Alfred State with a few credits that will transfer... I am starting out as a sophomore. Anyway I was looking at the degrees they offer and I can get an Aerospace...

Hi I have completed my High school junior year recently. I have selected Aerospace Engineering as my career. So, I hope that based upon their own experience, someone will help me to know what things to take into consideration during the following years and specially this year, which will be my...

Firstly, what is astrophysics exactly? Is it the same as astronomy? Also, can I study astrophysics after studying aerospace engineering? If so, is it worthwhile? or I just get simply two kinds of degrees?

High, I'm a high school senior who is just starting to have to pick which college I go to, and what to major in. I know that I want to become an engineer, but the question is exactly what kind. I always wanted to become an aerospace engineer, I know I want to work in the aerospace industry. But...

I'm planning on going into aerospace engineering when my wife finishes school. At the University of Minnesota, the only mathematics that are required for the program are 3 courses in calculus, and one course in linear algebra and differential equations. As I already have a degree and will have...

Hi, I am approaching the end of my current study of electrical engineering - telecommunications. The world of airplanes and flying machines has also been fascinating me for some time now. But for now this is almost entirely unknown field to me. I would be very happy if I could work somewhere in...

I'm looking for a good survey text on aerospace engineering. I found this on Amazon.com https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0071362290/?tag=pfamazon01-20 but there are no reviews posted. If anyone could recommend this text, or perhaps something with similar information I'd be appreciative...

I'm looking for a good book on this field. Something that not only describes the mechanics of flight, but something that talks about what it's like to work in Aerospace Engineering. Any suggestions are appreciated. This one from Amazon.com looks interesting, but there aren't any reviews...

I'm currently a high school senior applying to colleges, planning to major in aerospace engineering. However, I am concerned about the job outlook and employment locations for the field. I was to work in a R&D department of a major cororation but also want to stay reasonably close to home (NY)...

Can you guys give me some advice? I'm in Arizona, (Arizona State University) and I'm got accepted to the Aersospace program. I've heard that their Aerospace program isn't that great. I'm alright with moving to anywhere in the country for a good college and experience. What would be your...

Hello all, Hopefully you can shed some light on this for me. Currently I'm attending college for Mechanical Engineering but I'm not sure if this is the branch of engineering I want to go down. What are the main differences of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering? What would make you...

Is Aerospace engineering harder than Mechanical and Electrical engineering?

I was wondering who here went to university to do an undergrad degree in aerospace engineering, where you went and how difficult (ie grades, sat scores etc...) it was to get accepted? I've done my research on the various schools in North America that offer the program and some of them give a...

Hello, I have enrolled in aerospace engineering at university and I am trying to figure out what kind of jobs I'm going to be training for specifically. Does anyone have a hint?

My name is Eugene Joseph, and I am currently a sophomore at St.Francis Prep in Fresh Meadows, New York. I am enrolled in a program which is called Science Research. Science Research is a class in which we register within our freshman year and in which we develop an understanding of what type...

Why do only a few engineering students take Aerospace engineering where as many of those take Mechanical and Electrical engineering at the Universities?

Hi, I'm new to this thread and was wondering if anybody knew how the job market would be for a person who would graduate from UCSD with a b.s. in aerospace engineering. Right now, I am just in a community college close to UCSD and will be accepted in the Fall of 2005 if I sign up for the...

What does a PhD student need to do in order to get a Ph.D degree? How long does it take a PhD student to get a PhD degree?

Is it enjoyable? I leave for college next year, but I don't know what I want to study. I have a great interest in math and mechanics, and I'd like to do engineering. I've narrowed down my list to Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering and Nuclear Engineering (I don't know, I guess I find...

I found out yesterday that I've gotten picked up for grad school! I'm tentatively going to be working on nano-sensors for UMCP's aerospace engineering smart structures lab. I have yet to read any of the background material, but it'll basically be tiny "fingers" of metal which behave...

I'm having a hard choice on what to aim for. I am really interested in flight/propulsion/etc, but also would like a general knowledge so that I keep my options open. I am intent on working as hard as possible, so difficulty or application is not of concern to me. What are some of the...