Aerospace Engineering
"The Design Of The Future." By Mack Cayo Hour 3
About Aerospace Engineering
- Weapons, Airplanes, and Spacecrafts are designed by Aerospace Engineers
- Aerospace Engineers Test Metals and Turbines Against High Speed Winds
- Ideas Could Create The Future
- Many Aerospace Engineer Ideas Have Changed The Way We Live
- All Aerospace Engineers Work As A Team
- The Median Salary Is $105, 380
- 93% Of Aerospace Engineers Have Found A Job Right After College
- Many Aerospace Engineers Have Went To Space To Bring/Build New Satellites
- Build Missiles/Weapons For Jets Or Control The Missile/Weapon With A Remote
- Aerospace Engineers Are More Likely To Retire Sooner Than The Average Person
The Postive Things About Being An Aerospace Engineer
- Good Pay
- Build The Next "Big Thing"
- Work With/For The Government
Downside Of Being An Aerospace Engineer
- You Might Have To Move Around To Find Work
- Stress Can Build Up From Not Finishing A Project
- The Project Can Become Expensive And Could Get Out Of A Budget
What You Need To Become An Aerospace Engineer
High School
Science Courses
- Physical Science
- Biology
- Applied Biology/ Chemistry
- Advanced Physics and Chemistry
- Algebra I
- Algebra II
- Geometry
- Probability And Statistics
- Calculus I
- Calculus II
College Classes
- 2 Core Curriculum or breadth requirement courses (This might include foreign languages, humanities, communication courses and physical education)
- Freshman English (expository writing)
- Math (calculus, linear algebra)
- Physics
Sophomore Year
- Complete Core Curriculum or breadth requirement courses
- Math (vector calculus, differential equations)
- Chemistry
- Introduction to engineering survey course
Junior Year
- Advanced breadth electives
- Additional math (numerical methods or advanced analysis)
- Engineering courses (circuits, mechanics, thermodynamics, principles of design, programming)
Senior Year
- Same as Junior Year
Colleges That Offer These Courses
- University Of Madison Wisconsin
- Carroll University
- Yale University
The University Of Madison Wisconsin
Location: Madison, Wisconsin
Website: http://www.wisc.edu
Address: Madison, WI 53706
Pros Of This College
- Correct Classes To Become A Aerospace Engineer
- Room and Board+ Books Are Good Price
- Provides Work Like Library, Clean Up, And Many More
- Sports (Baseball Isn't Provided)
- 60% Chance To Get In
- High SAT To Enter
Carroll University
Location: Waukesha, Wisconsin
Website: http://www.carrollu.edu
Address: 53186
Pros Of This College
- Sports
- Provides Work Like Library, Health Clinics, Computer Lab, And Many Others
- Live On Campus
Cons Of This College
- Expensive To Go To School
- Far From A City
- Not As Well Known As Bigger Other Universities
Yale University
Location: New Havan, Connecticut
Website: http://www.yale.edu
Address: New Havan, CT 06520
Pros Of This College
- Close To A Big City
- Offers Correct Sport
- Work Like Librarian, And Others
Cons Of This College
- Very Expensive
- Hard To Get In
- Many Protests Are Taking Place At The College
Apollo 11 Capsule
This was the design of the 1969 Apollo 11 Mission.
Turbine vs High Speeds
This picture show a turbine getting ready for a test against high speeds.
Weapons Aerospace Engineers Have Created
Jets are well known now, but the firt every planes created where made by Aerospace Engineers.
(F-18's)
Companies That Offer Jobs For Aerospace Engineers
Airbus SAS
CEO Of Airbus SAS: Fabrice Brégier
Location: Out Of Wisconsin (Alabama)
Website: http://www.airbus.com
Location: 1801 North Broad Street, Mobile, AL, United States
Phone: +1 251 434 7200
Twitter: @airbus
Aero Controls
CEO Of Aero Controls: John Titus
Location: Out Of Wisconsin (Washington)
Email: qlty@aerocontrols.com
Website: http://www.aerocontrols.com/index.html
Location: 1610 20th Street Northwest, Auburn, WA, United States
Phone: 253-269-3000