Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering (BSAE)
The BSAE curriculum is based on a strong core of mathematics, science, and engineering science and is designed to prepare students for professional careers in aerospace engineering fields, such as aircraft and space systems research, design, development, testing, and integration. It also provides excellent preparation for graduate study.
Modern laboratories, both physical and computational, support experimental work in aerodynamics, flight mechanics, dynamics, stability & control, aerospace structures, space systems engineering, aircraft design, and spacecraft design.
Opportunities exist annually to participate in national design-build-fly competitions (aircraft) under the guidance of industry experts as well as design-build-launch projects (spacecraft) under the guidance of NASA engineers. Students may join the student chapter of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), the national professional society for the advancement of aerospace technology. Top students in the AE Program are invited to join our local chapter of Sigma Gamma Tau, the aerospace engineering honor society.
The Aerospace Engineering Bachelor of Science degree program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, , under the General Program Criteria and the Aerospace and Similarly Named Engineering Programs Program Criteria.
See also:
- Admission
- BSAE Critical Path Chart [pdf]
- BSAE Course Log [docx]
- BSAE Course Prerequisites
- BSAE Course Syllabi
- BSAE Incoming Students Presentation [pptx]
- BSAE Major Form
- BSAE Major Form Example (filled out)
- CPT/OPT Resources
- Enrollment Data
- Focus Areas and Electives
- Graduation Rates
- Policies
- Program Educational Objectives
- Student Outcomes
- University Learning Goals
- AE Self-Study Reports
