wat is aerospace engineering?is it a gateway to nasa?wat abt aerospace deals with?
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Im going to MIT studying Aerospace Engineering, the courses are\nThis is first term stuff. But you dont have to take physincs and calculus together on the first term.\n\nAE engineering 1\nCalculus 1\nPhysics\n(minor subjects electives)\n\nBut yeah if your in high school make sure you take physics and calculus they are important.
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In Aerospace, you can do modules on Spacecraft dynamics, Orbital Mechanics, Satellite design etc. Aeronautical is generally concerned with just Aircraft.
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We're hiring slowly, but growing. We build many telecommunication spacecraft. Most large structures are Composite while smaller structures and components are aluminum.\n The industry will soon develop a replacement for the Shuttle which only has a few years left of service
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<>Actually, aerospace refers to the enitre area encompassing the Earth above ground level, up to and including the area above the atmosphere; i.e. planetary space.  Airspace is the local flyable atmosphere above a country or location.
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You need to be good at your studies that's for sure.In particular at mathematics.When you graduate from your school you can study aerospace engineering at engineering college.A lot of engineering schools offer it in Australia.That's one of the ways.Or you can study physics and follow up with a post graduate degree with specialization in Astronomy.It is important to understand that only astronomers don't become astronauts.People from military,\nbiologists,\nchemists,\nphysicists,\nengineers,\nmeteorologists,\ngeologists\n all have been to space.The environment in space is particularly suitable for ceratin experiments and is important to many branches of science.\nSo studying astronomy is one of the ways and not the only way.
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Agricultural and Mechanical.\n\nWhen it was started many years ago, it offered only Agricultural and Mechanical Engineering as majors.
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All engineers receive a fairly broad technical education.  As a mechanical engineer I had to study advanced math, physics, electrical, chemical, aeronautical, industrial, civil and military engineering while specializing in things mechanical such as strength of materials and mechanism, etc.\n\nAn applications engineer applies his/her general and specialized knowledge and experience to solve the myriad technical problems involved in designing a specific product (or project) from very small to exceptionally large.  That often requires consultation with engineers with other specialized knowledge and experience; for the particular application at hand.  Whereas engineer is a broad topic, applications are likely narrow and focused on results.  Hope that helps a little.
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there are many uses for aerospace engineers
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Tennessee State University has a NASA research program.
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Engineering is a well respected profession, ranking as one of the public's most trusted professions.\n\nHere is a list of the major branches of engineering:\n\n    * Aerospace engineering\n    * Agricultural engineering\n    * Architectural engineering\n    * Biomedical engineering\n    * Chemical engineering\n    * Civil engineering\n    * Computer engineering\n    * Electrical engineering\n    * Electronics engineering\n    * Environmental engineering\n    * Industrial engineering\n    * Materials engineering\n    * Mechanical engineering\n    * Mining engineering\n    * Nuclear engineering\n    * Ocean Engineering\n    * Petroleum engineering\n    * Software engineering\n\nSee the link below about the best places to start your engineering career:
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Aeronautical engineering
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check out nasa.gov\n\nrb
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Study hard so you can become a NASA scientist
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Yes you can,\ndepending on what type of engineering you do depends on where you would get a job. \n\nIt is civil, structural, aerospace? \n\nManufacturing companies that do things from building cars to making baby products hire engineers.
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Well, if you mean which one is the best overall (not best for you) then i'd have to say Aerospace Engineering. Aerospace is the hardest degree to earn imao and covers so many areas of study in engineering that most Aerospace Engineers become "systems engineers" because of their broad base of information. Systems engineers control and oversee groups of people working on a project and ensure that everyone's ideas and subsystems create the desired product. Therefore these people are usually management level of some sort.\n\nSecondly, the job demand for Aerospace engineers has shot out the roof lately, with large government contracts being created at Lockheed Martin, Boeing's latest return to market domination, and the immenent retire of many aging Aerospace Engineers the market is great for any undergrad in Aerospace. Lastly it pays really well and you get to call yourself a rocket scientist.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration\n\nhttp://www.nasa.gov/\n\nNASA handles both aeronautics research (passenger jets and the American national air transport system, for instance) but is better known for their work in space, including the moon landings, the space shuttle, and the assorted number of Martian rovers currently roaming around Mars.
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University of Bristol has an aerospace engineering program and the University of Liverpool does too.  Of course, neither of these is located in London but Bristol would be closer to London than Liverpool is.\n\nAlso Queen's College in Belfast Northern Ireland has a good program.  The university of London does not offer such a course but you could email them and ask for suggestions.  Here's their website:\n\nhttp://www.lon.ac.uk/