Students will take 9 credits (specialization) from one of the areas below:

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1 Specialization, Selective, Technical Elective, General Education Students will take 9 credits (specialization) from one of the areas below: Students will take 6 credits (selective) from any of the areas listed below: Lists of classes for each category are included in this document: 1. Aerodynamics 2. Design 3. Dynamics and Control 4. Propulsion 5. Structures and Materials Aerodynamics Suggested Specialization or Selective (1) Fall Semester (2) Spring Semester AAE Intro. Computational Fluid Dynamics (1) AAE Viscous Flows AAE Zero-Gravity Flight Experiment AAE Introduction to Fluid Mechanics (1) AAE Computational Aerodynamics (2) AAE Intermediate Aerodynamics (2) AAE Rotorcraft Aerodynamics AAE Unsteady Aerodynamics AAE Low Gravity Dynamics AAE Hypersonic Aerothermodynamics AAE Experimental Aerodynamics (2) ME Noise Control (2) ME Intermediate Fluid Mechanics (1) ME Gas Dynamics (2) ME Engineering Acoustics (1)

2 Design Suggested Specialization or Selective (1) Fall Semester (2) Spring Semester AAE Aerospace Systems Design(1) AAE Low Gravity Flight Experiment (1, even years) AAE Spacecraft Design (1&2) AAE Aircraft Design (1&2) AAE Design of Aerospace Structures (1) AAE Optimization in Aerospace Engineering (2, even years) AAE Intro to Remote Sensing (2) AAE Propulsion Design, Build, Test (2) AAE Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (1) AAE Design Theory and Methods for Aerospace Systems (2) AAE System-of-Systems Modeling & Analysis AAE Air Transportation Systems Students wishing to major in Design must take AAE (applies to students entering AAE in the Fall of 2011 or after). Other Purdue University classes that have design content applicable to aerospace engineering are listed below. CGT Introduction to Constraint-Based Modeling CGT Introduction to 3D Surface Geometry The CGT department wants you to sign up for the Product Lifecycle NOTE: Management (PLM)to take these courses Only one CGT course will be counted toward the Major or Minor NOTE: Area. ME ME ME ME ME Machine Design Computer-Aided Design and Prototyping Product & Process Design Design for Manufacturability Optimal Design: Theory with Practice Note: Access to several ME courses is very restricted due to space limitations

3 Dynamics and Control Suggested Specialization or Selective (1) Fall Semester (2) Spring Semester AAE Flight Dynamics and Control (1) AAE Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics (2) AAE Basic Mechanics III (1) AAE Optimization in Aerospace Engineering (2, even years) AAE Orbit Mechanics (1) AAE Aerospace Structural Dynamics & Stability (1) AAE Aeroelasticity AAE Systems Analysis and Synthesis (1) AAE Intro to Convex Optimization AAE Guidance and Control of Aerospace Vehicles (2) AAE Applied Stochastic Processes (2) AAE Applied Optimal Control And Estimation AAE Satellite Navigation and Positioning (1) ECE Probabilistic Methods In Electrical And Computer Engineering IE Probability And Statistics In Engineering I ME Advanced Dynamics (2) ME Vibrations of Discretized Systems (1) ME Vehicle Dynamics (2) ME Theory and Design of Control Systems (1) STAT Statistical Methods NOTE: Only one class from STAT, IE & ECE options may be used towards the major or minor area

4 Propulsion Suggested Specialization or Selective (1) Fall Semester (2) Spring Semester AAE Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics (1) AAE Air-breathing Propulsion (2) AAE Rocket Propulsion (1) AAE Propulsion Design, Build, Test AAE Advanced Energy Conversion AAE Hypersonic Propulsion AAE Air-Breathing Jet Propulsion AAE Advanced Rocket Propulsion (2) ME Thermodynamics II (1&2) ME Heat and Mass Transfer (1&2) OR ME Principles of Turbomachinery (2) ME Gas Turbine Engines ME Combustion (2) ME Gas Dynamics ME Turbomachinery II (2) NUCL Nuclear Thermal Hydraulics II (2) NOTE: Students majoring in Aerodynamics may not choose AAE41200 to fulfill Propulsion Minor Requirements. In addition, we also require that at least one of the elected courses must be from AAE.

5 Structures Suggested Specialization or Selective (1) Fall Semester (2) Spring Semester AAE Matrix Methods of Aerospace Structures (2) AAE Design of Aerospace Structures (1) AAE Aerospace Structural Dynamics and Stability (1) AAE Experimental Stress Analysis (2) AAE Multidisciplinary Design Optimization in Aerospace Engineering (1) AAE Nondestructive Evaluation of Structures and Materials (2, even years) AAE Elasticity in Aerospace Engineering (1) AAE Fatigue of Structures and Materials (1) AAE Mechanics of Composite Materials (2) AAE Aeroelasticity AAE Advanced Matrix Methods in Aerospace Structures (1) AAE Mechanics of Friction and Wear (2, odd years) ME Principles & Practices of Manufacturing Process ME Vibrations of Discretized Systems (1) ME Mechanical Behavior of Materials (2) MSE Structure and Properties of Materials (1&2)

6 Technical Electives (6 cr) Technical Electives are courses that are generally selected from engineering, science, management, entrepreneurship, or technology. A list of courses is included in this document, which the faculty recommend as strengthening the AAE degree. Note that any engineering course is automatically included. Technical electives do not have to be selected from this list, and do not have to be closely related to aerospace engineering. If a student completes either the advanced band (8 semesters) or advanced ROTC course (30000 and level courses), then six credit hours of these courses may be applied to this category of electives. Pre-engineering courses (like MA 15300) and recreational courses are not permitted as Technical Electives. The following schools offer classes that can be used as technical electives, though final approval must always come from the academic advisor. This list may not be exhaustive. AFT ASTR AT BAND (16cr in Band=6cr tech elect) BIOL BME CE CEM CGT CHM CS EAPS EDPS ENTR EPCS ECE EEE IE MA ME (limited choices) MGMT MSE NS NUCL OLS PHYS

7 Suggested Technical Electives The AAE faculty recommends the following courses as Technical Electives. In addition, any course that appears in a Suggested Area Requirement or AAE Selective list are recommended. ASTR ASTR AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT CE CE CE CE CE CGT CGT CGT CGT CHM CHM CS CS Intermediate Astronomy I Intermediate Astronomy II Gateway to Aviation Technology Aviation Meteorology Air Transportation Basic Aircraft Powerplant Technology Powerplant Propulsion Systems Introduction to Composite Technology Nondestructive Testing for Aircraft Aviation Infrastructure Advanced Navigation Advanced Aircraft Powerplant Technology Air Traffic Control Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine Technology I Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine Technology II Transportation Engineering Stochastic Concepts and Methods in Civil Engineering Structural Design in Metals Airport Design Airport Systems Planning and Analysis Constraint-based Modeling Manufacturing Graphics Standards Manufacturing Documentation Prod. & Management Industrial Applications for Simulation Physical Chemistry I Physical Chemistry II Data Structures Numerical Methods

8 EAS EAS EAS EAS ECE 255 ECE 270 ECE 302 IE IE IE IE MA MA MA MA MA ME ME ME ME ME ME ME MSE MSE MSE MSE MSE PHYS PHYS Science of the Atmosphere Aviation Meteorology Atmospheric Thermodynamics Atmospheric Dynamics I Introduction to Electronic Analysis and Design Introduction to Digital System Design Probabilistic Methods in Electrical and Computer Engineering Probability and Statistics in Engineering I Operations Research and Optimization Operations Research and Stochastic Models Engineering Economics Vector Calculus Linear Analysis Boundary Value Problems Partial Differential Equations Complex Analysis Heat and Mass Transfer Principles and Practices of Manufacturing Processes Systems and Measurements Noise Control CAD and Prototyping Technology and Values Numerical Methods in Mechanical Engineering Structure and Properties of Materials Materials Properties Laboratory Processing and Properties of Materials (MSE is a pre-requisite) Materials Processing Laboratory (AAE and would fit prerequisite) Mechanical Response of Materials Intermediate Electricity and Magnetism Modern Physics

9 PHYS PHYS Introduction to Plasma Physics Astrophysics

10 General Education Electives (24 cr) B.S. students in the Schools of Engineering are required to complete a general education program of at least 24 credit hours, of which, at least 18 credit hours must be taken outside of the Colleges of Engineering, Science, and Technology. This program consists of two components: 1. Foundational Learning Outcomes Students must select from the list of courses approved by the University Core Council (UCC) to satisfy all six of the Foundational Learning Outcomes. Students must earn a C- or better in order to receive credit towards meeting the Foundational Learning Outcome and this General Education Program. 2. Programmatic Requirements Sufficient credit hours to meet the minimum 24 credit hour requirement (once the Foundational Learning Outcomes are completed, students may take any class from the College of Liberal Arts to satisfy remaining general education requirements). At least 6 credit hours must come from courses at the level or above, or from courses with a required prerequisite in the same department. 3 credit hours of approved business-focused coursework and 3 credit hours of approved written/oral communication coursework. Approved business-focused coursework: ECON 25100; ECON 25200; MGMT 20000; ENTR 20000; IE *note: ECON will count as a general education class, but ENTR, MGMT, and IE classes will count as technical electives. Approved written/oral communication coursework: ENGL 42100; ENGL 42000; ENGL 30400; COM 30700; COM 31400; COM *note: all of the ENGL/COM coursework listed above counts as gen ed. General Electives: General Education Elective AAS AAS AAS AAS AAS AAS AAS AAS 37700

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