Program Learning Objectives
- Competency in advanced mathematics, science, and aerospace engineering knowledge.
- Ability to apply advanced mathematics, science, and aerospace engineering knowledge to a project that is conducted independently.
- Make a specific contribution to a field that is relevant to aerospace professionals.
- Ability to convey effectively engineering ideas and results both orally and in writing.
- Awareness of professional and ethical responsibility.
- Awareness of global, contemporary issues related to aerospace engineering and the society at large.
- Awareness of rapid advancement of modern technology and ability for life-long learning.
Required Courses | ||
MATH 501 | Analytic Methods in Applied Mathematics | 4 |
MATH 502 or approved numerical methods elective | 4 | |
Advisor Approved Electives | ||
500-level AERO courses | 16 | |
400-500 level courses from the College of Engineering or College of Science and Mathematics | 12 | |
Culminating Experience | ||
AERO 599 | Thesis (Design Project) (2, 2, 5) | 9 |
Total units | 45 |