MEEG 491V/591V: Aerospace Systems Engineering and Safety
In this fast-paced world, systems are becoming increasingly complex, and so are the consequences of system failures. To address complex challenges and ensure the safety and reliability of systems, systems engineering provides a structured and interdisciplinary approach, offering tools and methodologies for efficient problem-solving and risk management across diverse industries. This course aims to deepen students’ understanding and excitement for aerospace systems engineering. Students will begin the semester by learning about systems engineering fundamentals and how they can be applied to the aerospace industry. They also will learn to apply the key concepts of systems design, from identifying customer needs to communicating the solution.
MEEG 45203/55203 & SPAC 56103: Astronautics
This course provides a comprehensive overview of Astronautical Engineering. Starting with an introduction to space missions and their elements, the course covers fundamental concepts like orbital mechanics, rocket design, spacecraft sub-systems, and mission design. Students will also explore human spaceflight, safety, and the future of space exploration. Aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and considerations in space missions, this course prepares students for careers in the aerospace industry and space exploration efforts.
