All majors must see their advisor to be cleared for touchtone registration. See Engineering Preparation and Common Area Requirements section for details common to all engineering curricula. The curriculum provides students with education in aerospace engineering theory and practice. It is designed to prepare students for professional careers in the several fields of aerospace engineering involving aeronautical and space systems research, design, development, testing and systems integration. It also provides excellent preparation for graduate study.
Emphasis is placed on both analysis and design.
The curriculum is based on a strong core of engineering science courses common to all engineering programs. The advanced engineering and high technology applications generic to modern aerospace industry are reflected in the curriculum. Opportunities are available for students to participate in advanced elective work, projects in a field of special interest and problems of interest to industry and government. See Engineering Preparation and Common Area Requirements section for details common to all engineering curricula. Return to the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department page.