The BSc and MSc Aerospace Engineering syllabus generally begins with the core courses in mathematics, physics, and engineering mechanics at the BSc level. The students are exposed to fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and material science, and introductory courses in aerospace engineering, computer-aided design (CAD), and elementary aerodynamics. The emphasis is placed on the principles of flight, aircraft structure, and propulsion systems.
In the MSc program, students immerse themselves in advanced specialized courses like aerodynamics, propulsion, aerospace materials, and control systems. Examples of courses offered include structural analysis, flight dynamics, avionics, and satellite systems. Research modules and projects are also incorporated, allowing students to engage with theoretical applications for real-life aerospace problems. MSc also provides scope for specialization in fields such as space engineering or unmanned aerial systems (UAS), enabling them to pursue a career in both commercial and military aerospace sectors.