Aircraft courses

... of specialized power systems such as those used in aircraft or for electric railway networks. Power Engineering draws the majority of its theoretical base from electrical engineering and while some power engineers could be considered energy engineers, energy engineers often do not have the theoretical electrical... Learn about: Power System, Power Politics, Power Engineering...

..., mechanical science, manufacturing technology, computer-aided engineering and thermodynamics. You’ll also have the unique opportunity to collaborate with other engineering students on some incredible projects, such as designing a hovercraft, a Formula Student racing car and an unmanned aircraft... Learn about: Engineering Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

.... As in the BEng, you will gain a solid foundation in aerospace engineering such as aerodynamics, astronautics and propulsion along with a wider appreciation of the economic, legal and environmental issues associated with aircraft operations and aircraft performance. One semester in your third year will be hosted... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering...

... and Analysis Composites Design & Manufacture Aircraft Dynamics 4 Advanced Techniques in Multi-Disciplinary Design Advanced Composites Analysis Computational... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

... and propulsion along with a wider appreciation of the economic, legal and environmental issues associated with aircraft operations and aircraft performance. In your final two years you can choose from a broad range of subjects, including modern languages... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering...

... will develop knowledge of the principles and concepts of aircraft systems and structures. Development of Communication and Learning Skills Core Development... Learn about: Management Economics, Supply and Chain Management, Communication Training...

... will develop knowledge of the principles and concepts of aircraft systems and structures. Development of Communication and Learning Skills Core Development... Learn about: Transport Management, Aviation Training, Supply and Chain Management...

... from the military aircraft domain provides the focus of the module, but the content, the systems approaches taken and the learning achieved are sufficiently... Learn about: Systems Architecture, Skills and Training, Engineering Management...

.... within a Mechanical Engineering context, on the other hand, ‘construction’ may refer to airframes, aircraft fuselages, boilers, pressure vessels, motor... Learn about: Construction Training, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering...

... on-board services"". Its primary responsibility is to ensure the safety of passengers on board aircraft, providing first aid in the event of medical emergencies, extinguishing fires and carrying out safety checks on aircraft, before and after the flight, to avoid acts that could endanger the aircraft... Learn about: Flight Attendant...

.... The responsibility for the conduct of the flight (whether commercial or private) always lies with the pilot-in-command, whose authority on board is equal to that of the commander on board a ship. The pilot is in charge of the crew, a term used to indicate all the people on board for the service of the aircraft...

...: Times & Time Zones Module 7: Aviation Terminology Module 8: Aircraft Familiarisation Module 9: Theory of Flight Module 10: Health & Safety Module... Learn about: Aviation Training, Airline Training, Cabin Crew...

... for Engineers 3 Strategy Choose from Aircraft Propulsion Aircraft Structure Choose from Stability and Control of Aircraft The Management of Human Resources Please... Learn about: Engineering Management, Aerospace Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

..., you’ll put the theory you learn into practice through challenging project work. With our research-led teaching, you’ll be guided by specialists in areas such as aircraft and environmental aerodynamics, propulsion, computational fluid dynamics and modelling of flows in gas-turbine engines (with links... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Aerospace Engineering, Fluid Mechanics...

... the performance of an aircraft acted upon by aerodynamic, thrust and gravitational forces. Semester One All modules below are compulsory. No optional modules...

... and propulsion along with a wider appreciation of the economic, legal and environmental issues associated with aircraft operations and aircraft performance. All tuition is conducted in English and you do not pay any additional tuition fees. The details of the course followed will depend on which semester... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering...

... such as aerodynamics, astronautics and propulsion along with a wider appreciation of the economic, legal and environmental issues associated with aircraft operations and aircraft performance. In the final two years of the course, the emphasis is on system design and the operation of spacecraft. This course offers... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering...

... Scheme (CATS). : 15 Aircraft Structural Design Year 4 In the fourth year the course includes a Group Design Project, which is compulsory for this theme... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

... and aircraft performance. You can also study a broader range of subjects, including modern languages... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering...

...Introducing your degree As in the BEng, you will gain a solid foundation in aerospace engineering in areas including aerodynamics, astronautics and propulsion along with a wider appreciation of the economic, legal and environmental issues associated with aircraft operations and aircraft performance... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering...