In this course, you will learn how to apply your knowledge and skill in Aerospace Engineering integratively by partaking a group project to carry out in two major initial design phases of aircraft design:
This course offers great opportunity for students to participate in a simulated real-world problem, allowing students to gain experience by determining a solution to a Request for Proposal (RFP) in aircraft design. To achieve a high learning outcome, we align this course with AIAA Aircraft Design Competition and compete annually with students from world-class universities.
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