COURSE CURRICULUM

The undergraduate program in aerospace engineering is structured over three years to provide a comprehensive foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of the field. In the first year, students focus on core engineering principles, including mathematics, materials, electrical systems, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, structures, and dynamics, alongside project and risk management and an introduction to the aviation business. This foundation equips students with the analytical and technical skills necessary for more specialized study. The second year emphasizes aircraft design, structures, and advanced engineering mathematics, while introducing flight systems, navigation systems, aircraft performance, and aerodynamics, allowing students to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications. In the final year, the program advances to complex topics such as aerodynamics, finite element analysis, and aircraft structures, alongside industrial management and project preparation. Students undertake a final year project that synthesizes their learning and demonstrates problem-solving and research capabilities. The curriculum also continues the study of flight systems and aircraft design through advanced enterprise projects, ensuring students gain hands-on experience and a deep understanding of modern aerospace engineering practices. Overall, the program balances fundamental engineering knowledge, applied technical skills, and industry-oriented experience to prepare graduates for careers in aerospace design, analysis, and management.