The syllabus of Aerospace Engineering entails various subjects that teach the students about the working of the flying objects inside and outside the atmosphere of Earth. The course duration is 4 years including 8 semesters. Furthermore, all the semesters include theoretical and summer training. The Summer training shall be conducted in the live environment. The course teaches the candidates many things about the aircrafts and the spacecraft. The candidates have to take the classes of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering on a regular basis.
Semester 1:-
- Engineering Mathematics I
- Engineering Physics
- Engineering Chemistry and Environmental Studies
- Engineering Mechanics
- Engineering Graphics
- Basic Mechanical Engineering
- Basic Civil Engineering
- Basic Electronics Engineering & Information Technology
- Mechanical Workshop
- Electrical and Civil Workshop
Semester 2:-
- Engineering Mathematics II
- Economics and Communication Skills
- Fluid Mechanics
- Basic Thermodynamics
- Elements of Aeronautics
- Basic Strength of Materials
- Basic Strength of Materials Lab
- Fluid Mechanics Lab
Semester 3:-
- Engineering Mathematics II
- Economics and Communication Skills
- Fluid Mechanics
- Basic Thermodynamics
- Elements of Aeronautics
- Basic Strength of Materials
- Basic Strength of Materials Lab
- Fluid Mechanics Lab
Semester 4:-
- Engineering Mathematics III
- Gas Dynamics
- Propulsion I
- Aerodynamics I
- Aircraft Structure I
- Electrical Technology and Machines
- Structures Lab
- Propulsion Lab
Semester 5:-
- Engineering Mathematics IV
- Principle of Management
- Computer of Programming
- Flight Dynamics I
- Aerodynamics II
- Propulsion II
- Wind Tunnel Lab
- Propulsion Lab II
Semester 6:-
- Avionics
- Experimental Aerodynamics
- Aircraft Structure II
- Heat Transfer
- Theory of Vibration
- Elective I
- Heat Engines Lab
- Aero Engines lab
Semester 7:-
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Experimental Stress Analysis
- Aircraft Design
- Fight Dynamics II
- Aircraft System and Instrumentation
- Elective II
- Experimental Stress Analysis Lab
- Vibration Lab
- Seminar
- Project
Semester 8:-
- Rocket Missiles
- Introduction to space technology
- Air Transportation and Aircraft maintenance
- Elective III
- Elective IV
- Aerodynamics Lab
- Project
- Viva Voce
Note:- The Aerospace Engineering subjects in India may vary change as per the Universities.
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FAQs
Is the study of Aerospace Engineering tough?
Which subject is best for Aerospace Engineering?
What subjects are needed for Aerospace Engineering?
The subjects required for Aerospace Engineering are:-
- Basic Engineering Subjects
- English
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology for Engineers
- Materials Science
Which is the hardest subject during the Aerospace Engineering course?
There are many subjects in the field of Aerospace Engineering. However, there are some hard subjects too in that course, namely:-
- System dynamics
- Structural Mechanics and Dynamics
- System Design
- Propulsion
- Aerodynamics
- Guidance and Control
- Transportation Theory