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+ | '''Aerospace Engineering''' is a Bachelor's of Science program offered by the Georgia Institute of Technology. Located within the College of Engineering, one of the six major colleges that make up Georgia Tech, it is one of the most reputable aerospace engineering programs nationally and worldwide for both the undergraduate and graduate levels. |
| + | ==The AE Minor Program== |
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| − | As of June 2021, the primary minor advisor for the program is Dr. Stephen Ruffin. |
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| + | The school of Aerospace Engineering offers an aerospace engineering minor for students that are not aerospace engineering majors. More information can be found [https://gt-student-wiki.org/mediawiki/index.php/Aerospace_Engineering_Minor here]. |
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| − | |AE 2010 |
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| − | or AE 2011* |
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| − | |Thermodynamics and Fluid Fundamentals (4) |
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| − | Fluids Fundamentals (2) |
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| − | |AE 3030 |
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| − | |Aerodynamics (4) |
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| − | |AE 3330 |
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| − | |Introduction to Aerospace Vehicle Performance (3) |
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| − | |AE elective courses* |
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| − | |4 credit hours<ref>https://catalog.gatech.edu/programs/minor-aerospace-engineering/#requirementstext</ref> |
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| − | ==Notes about Minor Requirements== |
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| − | * AE 2011 is taken by mechanical engineering majors who have already taken ME 3322 (Thermodynamics) and need to take a two-hour bridge course to fulfill the AE 2010 requirement for the minor. |
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| − | * The minimum credit hour requirement for the minor is 15 credit hours, including 9 credit hours in 3000 level courses or above. |
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| − | * A maximum of 3 credit-hours of AE 3355/4355 may be applied to satisfy the minor. |
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| − | * Up to 1 credit-hour of research credit (AE 2699/4699) may be used. |
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| − | * No more than 6 credit-hours of Special Topics courses may be included. |
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| − | * If one credit hour research is taken, then only 5 credit hours of Special Topics is allowed. |
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| − | * No Special Problems or internship coursework may be used. |
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| − | * Courses required by name and number in a student’s major degree program cannot count towards the minor. |
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| − | * Students may not use AE 3530 to satisfy their minor requirements if they use ME 3015, ME 3017 or ECE 3085 to satisfy their major requirements. |
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| − | * Depending on major and classes completed, some students in the AE minor program may have to take additional prerequisite classes to fulfill the AE minor. For instance, computer science majors with an aerospace engineering minor may have to take prerequisite classes such as COE 2001 (Statics), CHEM 1310 (General Chemistry), and MATH 2551 (Multivariable Calculus - 4 credit hour version). |
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Revision as of 01:28, 6 June 2021
Aerospace Engineering is a Bachelor's of Science program offered by the Georgia Institute of Technology. Located within the College of Engineering, one of the six major colleges that make up Georgia Tech, it is one of the most reputable aerospace engineering programs nationally and worldwide for both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
The AE Minor Program
The school of Aerospace Engineering offers an aerospace engineering minor for students that are not aerospace engineering majors. More information can be found here.
