Aeronautical courses are typically available through bachelor's, master's, or doctorate degree programs in aeronautical engineering or aviation. These courses are specifically designed for individuals who want to become maintenance technicians, air traffic controllers and professional pilots, and they typically combine information about aircraft construction, engineering, and mechanics.



A common aeronautics program includes an introduction to the history of both atmospheric and space flight, including the basic elements of aerodynamics, fluid mechanics, rocket propulsion, launch systems, and thermodynamics. Intermediate courses will allow students to further explore the specifics of aerodynamics and current technologies in this field, and hands-on training opportunities may be included. Advanced courses include aviation law and mechanical diagnostics.



Here are some major topics covered in aeronautics courses:



Aeronautical physics

Aerodynamics

Rocket propulsion

Contemporary aeronautical engineering

Aviation law

Mechanical flaw diagnosis



For more information regarding the courses of aeronautical engineering and its scope out the following article:



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• Aeronautical engineering is a study about the design and systems of an aircraft. It involves practical and theoretical understanding of materials, assembling parts, testing and maintenance of aircrafts. Professional engineers working in this domain have to be licensed aeronautical engineers. The course also enables students to attain knowledge of advanced technology used in aircrafts travelling in outer space. Aeronautical engineering also covers disciplines like aerodynamics, avionics and propulsion among others. Students pursuing aeronautical engineering can explore opportunities in defence organisations, government research centres, aircraft manufacturing organisations and NASA.

• Eligibility Criteria:

For UG: Class XII pass-out from a recognised school.

For PG: B.Tech degree in the given areas: Aerospace, Aeronautical, Mechanical, Automobile, Chemical, Naval Architecture, Electrical, Electronics, Metallurgy & Material Science, Instrumentation, Mechatronics etc.

• Scope of Aeronautical Engineering:

There is a lot of scope in government organisations including defence.

Aeronautical engineers can have earned well in private MNCs

There are opportunities to work with NASA after completing higher studies in this stream.

• Course Subjects:

Design & Dynamics of Autonomous Micro & Mini Air Vehicles

Fluid-Structure Interactions

High Speed Jets & Acoustics

Intake Aerodynamics

• Fees:
• It can be inbetween 1.5 lakhs-5 lakhs per annum..

• Good luck.

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