B.S. in Aerospace Engineering

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The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering is offered at the Daytona Beach, Florida, campus and the Prescott, Arizona, campus of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

Students will build a strong foundation in engineering theory and hands-on design while learning in aviation-focused environments supported by expert faculty and industry-connected resources.

The Daytona Beach Campus Aerospace Engineering department is the largest of its kind in the country, with students benefiting from state-of-the-art resources — the same tools in use by aerospace engineering professionals around the globe. The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Aerospace and Similarly Named Engineering Programs. Details about Program Educational Outcomes, Student Learning Outcomes and Enrollment Data can be found on our Aerospace Engineering Program Accreditation Information page.

The Prescott Campus Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering empowers students to excel in various aspects of the field, offering a dynamic learning environment with high-tech facilities such as the Aerospace Experimentation and Fabrication Building (AXFAB) and state-of-the-art labs. The Aerospace Engineering program is housed in the Department of Aerospace Engineering in the College of Engineering. The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Aerospace and Similarly Named Engineering Programs.

Program-Level Student Learning Outcomes

Students will:

  • Have an ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
  • Have an ability to function effectively on a team whose members together provide leadership, create a collaborative environment, establish goals, plan tasks, and meet objectives.
  • Have an ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with consideration of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors.
  • Have an ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics.
  • Have an ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and make informed judgments, which must consider the impact of engineering solutions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts.
  • Have an ability to develop and conduct appropriate experimentation, analyze and interpret data, and use engineering judgment to draw conclusions.
  • Have an ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.

Daytona Beach Program Requirements

General Education Requirements42
Core Requirements47
Area of Concentration40
Total Credits129

Program Details

The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering program requires successful completion of a minimum of 129 credit hours. The program may be completed in eight semesters assuming appropriate background and full-time enrollment. Students must earn a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher and must complete all required courses with a grade of “C” or better.

Remaining on Track for AE

Students must also achieve a grade point average of 2.50 or higher in the courses prescribed by the College of Engineering’s Engineering Fundamentals Program, including those in the First-Year for Aerospace curriculum. In addition, students must achieve a grade point average of 2.50 or higher in the CHEM, ENGR, MATH, and PHYS courses prescribed in the First-Year for Aerospace curriculum prior to and upon completion of AERO 201.

General Education Requirements

Communication9
English Composition
Technical Communication
Speech
Humanities - Lower Level3
Social Sciences - Lower Level3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Lower or Upper Level3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Upper Level3
Computer Science/Information Technology3
Introduction to Computing for Engineers
Mathematics8
Calculus and Analytical Geometry I
Calculus and Analytical Geometry II
Physical/Life Sciences10
General Chemistry I
General Chemistry I Laboratory
Physics with Calculus I
Physics with Calculus II
Total Credits42

Core Requirements

UNIV 101College Success1
ENGR 101Introduction to Engineering2
ENGR 120Graphical Communications3
or ENGR 200 Computer Aided Design of Aerospace Systems
or ENGR 201 Computer Aided Design of Mechanical Systems
ESCI 201Statics3
ESCI 202Solid Mechanics3
ESCI 204Dynamics3
ESCI 208Thermodynamics3
AERO 318Aerospace Structures I3
AERO 316Aerospace Engineering Materials3
or ESCI 320
& ESCI 320L
Engineering Materials Science
and Engineering Materials Science Laboratory
AERO 416
& AERO 416L
Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation
and Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation Laboratory
2
or ESCI 324
& ESCI 324L
Measurements and Instrumentation
and Measurements and Instrumentation Laboratory
AERO 442
& AERO 442L
Experimental Dynamics and Control
and Experimental Dynamics and Control Laboratory
2
or AERO 430 Control System Analysis and Design
ELEC 327
& ELEC 327L
Electrical Engineering Fundamentals
and Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Laboratory
4
or ELEC 335
& ELEC 335L
Electrical Engineering I
and Electrical Engineering I Laboratory
MATH 243Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
MATH 345Differential Equations and Matrix Methods4
PHYS 250Physics with Calculus III3
PHYS 250LPhysics with Calculus III Laboratory1
Technical Elective3
Total Credits47

Areas of Concentration

Aeronautics

AERO 313Space Mechanics3
AERO 314Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314LExperimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 418Aerospace Structures II3
AERO 420Aircraft Preliminary Design4
AERO 421Aircraft Detail Design4
MATH 441Mathematical Methods for Engineering and Physics I3
AERO 201Aerospace Flight Vehicles3
AERO 307Incompressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 308Compressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 403Jet Propulsion3
AERO 413Airplane Stability and Control3
AERO 432Flight Dynamics and Control3
AE Technical Elective3
Total Credits40

Astronautics

AERO 313Space Mechanics3
AERO 414Space Propulsion3
AERO 323Spacecraft Systems3
or ENGP 312 Space Systems Engineering
AERO 426Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics3
AERO 427Spacecraft Preliminary Design4
AERO 445Spacecraft Detail Design4
MATH 392Applied Linear Algebra3
AERO 201Aerospace Flight Vehicles3
AERO 319Aerodynamics for Engineers3
AERO 314Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314LExperimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 429Space Environmental Applications3
AERO 434Spacecraft Control3
AE Technical Elective3
Total Credits40

Jet Propulsion

MATH 441Mathematical Methods for Engineering and Physics I3
AERO 201Aerospace Flight Vehicles3
AERO 307Incompressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 308Compressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 313Space Mechanics3
AERO 314Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314LExperimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 403Jet Propulsion3
AERO 413Airplane Stability and Control3
AERO 418Aerospace Structures II3
AERO 432Flight Dynamics and Control3
AERO 435Jet Propulsion Preliminary Design4
AERO 440Jet Propulsion Detail Design4
AE Technical Elective3
Total Credits40

Rocket Propulsion

MATH 392Applied Linear Algebra3
AERO 201Aerospace Flight Vehicles3
AERO 307Incompressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 308Compressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 313Space Mechanics3
AERO 314Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314LExperimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 323Spacecraft Systems3
AERO 414Space Propulsion3
AERO 426Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics3
AERO 434Spacecraft Control3
AERO 441Rocket Propulsion Preliminary Design4
AERO 451Rocket Propulsion Detail Design4
AE Technical Elective3
Total Credits40

Suggested Plans of Study

Area of Concentration: Aeronautics

Year One

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 241 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry I4
ENGR 101 - Introduction to Engineering2
ENGR 120 - Graphical Communications3
CHEM 110 - General Chemistry I3
CHEM 110L - General Chemistry I Laboratory1
UNIV 101 - College Success1
COMM 122 - English Composition3
Semester Hours17
Spring
RequirementsCredits
MATH 242 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry II4
ENGR 115 - Introduction to Computing for Engineers3
PHYS 150 - Physics with Calculus I3
Social Sciences - Lower Level3
Humanities - Lower Level (140 Series)3
Semester Hours16

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Two

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 243 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
ESCI 201 - Statics3
ESCI 208 - Thermodynamics3
PHYS 160 - Physics with Calculus II3
COMM 221 - Technical Communication3
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
MATH 345 - Differential Equations and Matrix Methods4
ESCI 202 - Solid Mechanics3
ESCI 204 - Dynamics3
AERO 201 - Aerospace Flight Vehicles3
PHYS 250 - Physics with Calculus III3
PHYS 250L - Physics with Calculus III Laboratory1
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Three

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 441 - Mathematical Methods for Engineering and Physics I3
AERO 307 - Incompressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 308 - Compressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 313 - Space Mechanics3
ELEC 327 - Electrical Engineering Fundamentals3
ELEC 327L - Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Laboratory1
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 314 - Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314L - Experimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 316 - Aerospace Engineering Materials3
AERO 318 - Aerospace Structures I3
AERO 403 - Jet Propulsion3
AERO 413 - Airplane Stability and Control3
COMM 219 - Speech3
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Four

Fall
RequirementsCredits
AERO 416 - Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation1
AERO 416L - Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation Laboratory1
AERO 418 - Aerospace Structures II3
AERO 420 - Aircraft Preliminary Design4
AERO 432 - Flight Dynamics and Control3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Lower or Upper Level3
Semester Hours15
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 421 - Aircraft Detail Design4
AERO 442 - Experimental Dynamics and Control1
AERO 442L - Experimental Dynamics and Control Laboratory1
Technical Elective3
AE Technical Elective3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Upper Level3
Semester Hours15

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 30

Area of Concentration: Astronautics

Year One

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 241 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry I4
ENGR 101 - Introduction to Engineering2
ENGR 120 - Graphical Communications3
CHEM 110 - General Chemistry I3
CHEM 110L - General Chemistry I Laboratory1
UNIV 101 - College Success1
COMM 122 - English Composition3
Semester Hours17
Spring
RequirementsCredits
MATH 242 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry II4
ENGR 115 - Introduction to Computing for Engineers3
PHYS 150 - Physics with Calculus I3
Social Sciences - Lower Level3
Humanities - Lower Level (140 Series)3
Semester Hours16

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Two

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 243 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
ESCI 201 - Statics3
ESCI 208 - Thermodynamics3
PHYS 160 - Physics with Calculus II3
COMM 221 - Technical Communication3
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
ESCI 202 - Solid Mechanics3
ESCI 204 - Dynamics3
AERO 201 - Aerospace Flight Vehicles3
PHYS 250 - Physics with Calculus III3
PHYS 250L - Physics with Calculus III Laboratory1
MATH 345 - Differential Equations and Matrix Methods4
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Three

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 392 - Applied Linear Algebra3
AERO 313 - Space Mechanics3
AERO 319 - Aerodynamics for Engineers3
AERO 323 - Spacecraft Systems3
ELEC 327 - Electrical Engineering Fundamentals3
ELEC 327L - Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Laboratory1
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 314 - Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314L - Experimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 316 - Aerospace Engineering Materials3
AERO 318 - Aerospace Structures I3
AERO 414 - Space Propulsion3
AERO 426 - Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics3
COMM 219 - Speech3
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Four

Fall
RequirementsCredits
AERO 416 - Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation1
AERO 416L - Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation Laboratory1
AERO 427 - Spacecraft Preliminary Design4
AERO 429 - Space Environmental Applications3
AERO 434 - Spacecraft Control3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Lower or Upper Level3
Semester Hours15
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 442 - Experimental Dynamics and Control1
AERO 442L - Experimental Dynamics and Control Laboratory1
AERO 445 - Spacecraft Detail Design4
Technical Elective3
AE Technical Elective3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Upper Level3
Semester Hours15

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 30

Area of Concentration: Jet Propulsion

Year One

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 241 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry I4
ENGR 101 - Introduction to Engineering2
ENGR 120 - Graphical Communications3
CHEM 110 - General Chemistry I3
CHEM 110L - General Chemistry I Laboratory1
UNIV 101 - College Success1
COMM 122 - English Composition3
Semester Hours17
Spring
RequirementsCredits
MATH 242 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry II4
ENGR 115 - Introduction to Computing for Engineers3
PHYS 150 - Physics with Calculus I3
Social Sciences - Lower Level3
Humanities - Lower Level (140 Series)3
Semester Hours16

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Two

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 243 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
ESCI 201 - Statics3
ESCI 208 - Thermodynamics3
PHYS 160 - Physics with Calculus II3
COMM 221 - Technical Communication3
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
MATH 345 - Differential Equations and Matrix Methods4
ESCI 202 - Solid Mechanics3
ESCI 204 - Dynamics3
AERO 201 - Aerospace Flight Vehicles3
PHYS 250 - Physics with Calculus III3
PHYS 250L - Physics with Calculus III Laboratory1
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Three

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 441 - Mathematical Methods for Engineering and Physics I3
AERO 307 - Incompressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 308 - Compressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 313 - Space Mechanics3
ELEC 327 - Electrical Engineering Fundamentals3
ELEC 327L - Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Laboratory1
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 314 - Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314L - Experimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 316 - Aerospace Engineering Materials3
AERO 318 - Aerospace Structures I3
AERO 403 - Jet Propulsion3
AERO 413 - Airplane Stability and Control3
COMM 219 - Speech3
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Four

Fall
RequirementsCredits
AERO 416 - Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation1
AERO 416L - Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation Laboratory1
AERO 418 - Aerospace Structures II3
AERO 432 - Flight Dynamics and Control3
AERO 435 - Jet Propulsion Preliminary Design4
Humanities/Social Sciences - Lower or Upper Level3
Semester Hours15
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 440 - Jet Propulsion Detail Design4
AERO 442 - Experimental Dynamics and Control1
AERO 442L - Experimental Dynamics and Control Laboratory1
Technical Elective3
AE Technical Elective3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Upper Level3
Semester Hours15

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 30

Area of Concentration: Rocket Propulsion

Year One

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 241 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry I4
ENGR 101 - Introduction to Engineering2
ENGR 120 - Graphical Communications3
CHEM 110 - General Chemistry I3
CHEM 110L - General Chemistry I Laboratory1
UNIV 101 - College Success1
COMM 122 - English Composition3
Semester Hours17
Spring
RequirementsCredits
MATH 242 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry II4
ENGR 115 - Introduction to Computing for Engineers3
PHYS 150 - Physics with Calculus I3
Social Sciences - Lower Level3
Humanities - Lower Level3
Semester Hours16

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Two

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 243 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
ESCI 201 - Statics3
ESCI 208 - Thermodynamics3
PHYS 160 - Physics with Calculus II3
COMM 221 - Technical Communication3
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
MATH 345 - Differential Equations and Matrix Methods4
ESCI 202 - Solid Mechanics3
ESCI 204 - Dynamics3
AERO 201 - Aerospace Flight Vehicles3
PHYS 250 - Physics with Calculus III3
PHYS 250L - Physics with Calculus III Laboratory1
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Three

Fall
RequirementsCredits
MATH 392 - Applied Linear Algebra3
AERO 307 - Incompressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 308 - Compressible Aerodynamics3
AERO 313 - Space Mechanics3
ELEC 327 - Electrical Engineering Fundamentals3
ELEC 327L - Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Laboratory1
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 314 - Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314L - Experimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 316 - Aerospace Engineering Materials3
AERO 318 - Aerospace Structures I3
AERO 414 - Space Propulsion3
AERO 426 - Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics3
COMM 219 - Speech3
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Four

Fall
RequirementsCredits
AERO 416 - Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation1
AERO 416L - Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation Laboratory1
AERO 323 - Spacecraft Systems3
AERO 434 - Spacecraft Control3
AERO 441 - Rocket Propulsion Preliminary Design4
Humanities/Social Sciences - Lower or Upper Level3
Semester Hours15
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 442 - Experimental Dynamics and Control1
AERO 442L - Experimental Dynamics and Control Laboratory1
AERO 451 - Rocket Propulsion Detail Design4
Technical Elective3
AE Technical Elective3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Upper Level3
Semester Hours15

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 30

Prescott Program Requirements

General Education Requirements42
Core Requirements47
Area of Concentration40
Total Credits129

Program Details

The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering program requires successful completion of a minimum of 129 credit hours. The program may be completed in eight semesters assuming appropriate background and full-time enrollment. A minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.00 is needed for all required AERO, ENGR, ENGP, ESCI, and MECH courses, excluding technical electives. The courses necessary to earn this degree are listed below.


Students should be aware that many courses have prerequisites and/or corequisites. Students must have a C or better in all prerequisites for all required AERO, ENGR, ENGP, ESCI, COMM 221, MECH, and SYSE courses.

General Education Requirements

Communication9
English Composition
Technical Communication
Advanced Technical Communication I
and Advanced Technical Communication II
Humanities - Lower Level3
Social Sciences - Lower Level3
Engineering Economics
Humanities/Social Sciences - Lower or Upper Level3
Humanities/Social Sciences - Upper Level3
Values and Ethics
Computer Science/Information Technology3
Introduction to Computing for Engineers
Mathematics8
Calculus and Analytical Geometry I
Calculus and Analytical Geometry II
Physical/Life Sciences10
General Chemistry for Engineering
Physics with Calculus I and II
Math/Science Elective
Total Credits42

Core Requirements

The following course of study outlines the quickest and most cost-efficient route for students to earn their B.S. in Aerospace Engineering. Students are encouraged to follow the course of study to ensure they complete all program required courses and their prerequisites within four years.

ENGR 101Introduction to Engineering2
ENGR 120Graphical Communications3
or ENGR 200 Computer Aided Design of Aerospace Systems
or ENGR 201 Computer Aided Design of Mechanical Systems
ESCI 201Statics3
ESCI 202Solid Mechanics3
ESCI 204Dynamics3
ESCI 208Thermodynamics3
AERO 318Aerospace Structures I3
AERO 316Aerospace Engineering Materials3
or ESCI 320
& ESCI 320L
Engineering Materials Science
and Engineering Materials Science Laboratory
AERO 416
& AERO 416L
Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation
and Aerospace Structures and Instrumentation Laboratory
3
or ESCI 324
& ESCI 324L
Measurements and Instrumentation
and Measurements and Instrumentation Laboratory
AERO 442
& AERO 442L
Experimental Dynamics and Control
and Experimental Dynamics and Control Laboratory
3
or AERO 430 Control System Analysis and Design
ELEC 327
& ELEC 327L
Electrical Engineering Fundamentals
and Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Laboratory
3
or ELEC 335
& ELEC 335L
Electrical Engineering I
and Electrical Engineering I Laboratory
MATH 243Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
MATH 345Differential Equations and Matrix Methods4
PHYS 250Physics with Calculus III3
PHYS 250LPhysics with Calculus III Laboratory1
Technical Elective3
Total Credits47

Areas of Concentration

Aeronautics

AERO 313Space Mechanics (OR Astro Elective)3
AERO 314Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314LExperimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 418Aerospace Structures II (OR Structures Elective)3
AERO 420Aircraft Preliminary Design4
AERO 421Aircraft Detail Design4
AERO 301Aerodynamics I3
AERO 302Aerodynamics II3
AERO 317Aircraft Flight Mechanics and Performance3
AERO 423Airplane Stability, Dynamics, and Control3
ENGR 310Advanced Engineering Computation3
ESCI 206Fluid Mechanics3
MECH 360Airbreathing and Rocket Propulsion3
COE Technical Elective3
Total Credits40

Astronautics 

AERO 313Space Mechanics3
AERO 414Space Propulsion3
AERO 323Spacecraft Systems3
or ENGP 312 Space Systems Engineering
AERO 426Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics3
AERO 427Spacecraft Preliminary Design4
AERO 445Spacecraft Detail Design4
CPSC 223Scientific Programming in C3
ESCI 206Fluid Mechanics3
AERO 302Aerodynamics II3
CESC 325Fundamentals of Applied Microcontrollers3
CESC 325LFundamentals of Applied Microcontrollers Laboratory1
AERO 324Experimental Space Systems Engineering2
AERO 324LExperimental Space Systems Engineering Laboratory1
COE Technical Elective4
Total Credits40

Suggested Plans of Study

Area of Concentration: Aeronautics

Year One

Fall
RequirementsCredits
CHEM 113 - General Chemistry for Engineering3
COMM 122 - English Composition3
ENGR 101 - Introduction to Engineering2
MATH 241 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry I4
Humanities/Social Sciences - Lower or Upper Level3
Semester Hours15
Spring
RequirementsCredits
ECON 225 - Engineering Economics3
ENGR 115 - Introduction to Computing for Engineers3
MATH 242 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry II4
PHYS 161 - Physics with Calculus I and II4
Humanities - Lower Level3
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 32

Year Two

Fall
RequirementsCredits
COMM 221 - Technical Communication3
ESCI 201 - Statics3
ESCI 208 - Thermodynamics3
MATH 243 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
PHYS 250 - Physics with Calculus III3
PHYS 250L - Physics with Calculus III Laboratory1
Semester Hours17
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 317 - Aircraft Flight Mechanics and Performance3
ENGR 310 - Advanced Engineering Computation3
ESCI 202 - Solid Mechanics3
ESCI 206 - Fluid Mechanics3
MATH 345 - Differential Equations and Matrix Methods4
Semester Hours16

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 33

Year Three

Fall
RequirementsCredits
AERO 301 - Aerodynamics I3
AERO 318 - Aerospace Structures I3
ELEC 335 - Electrical Engineering I2
ELEC 335L - Electrical Engineering I Laboratory1
ENGR 200 - Computer Aided Design of Aerospace Systems or ENGR 201 - Computer Aided Design of Mechanical Systems3
ESCI 204 - Dynamics3
Semester Hours15
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 302 - Aerodynamics II3
AERO 314 - Experimental Aerodynamics1
AERO 314L - Experimental Aerodynamics Laboratory1
AERO 423 - Airplane Stability, Dynamics, and Control3
ESCI 320 - Engineering Materials Science2
ESCI 320L - Engineering Materials Science Laboratory1
MECH 360 - Airbreathing and Rocket Propulsion3
Mathematics or Physical/Life Sciences Upper Level Elective3
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 32

Year Four

Fall
RequirementsCredits
AERO 420 - Aircraft Preliminary Design4
AERO 430 - Control System Analysis and Design3
COMM 420 - Advanced Technical Communication I1
COMM 430 - Advanced Technical Communication II2
ESCI 324 - Measurements and Instrumentation2
ESCI 324L - Measurements and Instrumentation Laboratory1
Stuctures Elective3
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 421 - Aircraft Detail Design4
HUMN 330 - Values and Ethics3
Astro Elective3
Technical Elective3
Technical Elective3
Semester Hours16

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 32

Area of Concentration: Astronautics

Year One

Fall
RequirementsCredits
CHEM 113 - General Chemistry for Engineering3
COMM 122 - English Composition3
ENGR 101 - Introduction to Engineering2
MATH 241 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry I4
Humanities/Social Sciences - Lower or Upper Level3
Semester Hours15
Spring
RequirementsCredits
ECON 225 - Engineering Economics3
ENGR 115 - Introduction to Computing for Engineers3
MATH 242 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry II4
PHYS 161 - Physics with Calculus I and II4
Humanites - Lower Level3
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 32

Year Two

Fall
RequirementsCredits
COMM 221 - Technical Communication3
ESCI 201 - Statics3
ESCI 208 - Thermodynamics3
MATH 243 - Calculus and Analytical Geometry III4
PHYS 250 - Physics with Calculus III3
PHYS 250L - Physics with Calculus III Laboratory1
Semester Hours17
Spring
RequirementsCredits
CPSC 125 - Computer Science I3
CPSC 125L - Computer Science I Laboratory1
ENGR 200 - Computer Aided Design of Aerospace Systems or ENGR 201 - Computer Aided Design of Mechanical Systems3
ESCI 202 - Solid Mechanics3
ESCI 204 - Dynamics3
MATH 345 - Differential Equations and Matrix Methods4
Semester Hours17

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 34

Year Three

Fall
RequirementsCredits
AERO 313 - Space Mechanics3
AERO 318 - Aerospace Structures I3
ELEC 335 - Electrical Engineering I2
ELEC 335L - Electrical Engineering I Laboratory1
ESCI 206 - Fluid Mechanics3
Mathematics or Physical/Life Sciences Upper Level Elective3
Semester Hours15
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 302 - Aerodynamics II3
AERO 324 - Experimental Space Systems Engineering2
AERO 324L - Experimental Space Systems Engineering Laboratory1
CESC 325 - Fundamentals of Applied Microcontrollers3
CESC 325L - Fundamentals of Applied Microcontrollers Laboratory1
ENGP 312 - Space Systems Engineering3
ESCI 324 - Measurements and Instrumentation2
ESCI 324L - Measurements and Instrumentation Laboratory1
Semester Hours16

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 31

Year Four

Fall
RequirementsCredits
AERO 414 - Space Propulsion3
AERO 426 - Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics3
AERO 427 - Spacecraft Preliminary Design4
COMM 420 - Advanced Technical Communication I1
COMM 430 - Advanced Technical Communication II2
ESCI 320 - Engineering Materials Science2
ESCI 320L - Engineering Materials Science Laboratory1
Semester Hours16
Spring
RequirementsCredits
AERO 430 - Control System Analysis and Design3
AERO 445 - Spacecraft Detail Design4
HUMN 330 - Values and Ethics3
Technical Elective3
Technical Elective3
Semester Hours16

Total Credits

Total Hours for All Requirements: 32