Aeronautical Engineering focuses on designing, developing, and maintaining aircraft and spacecraft. Core subjects include aerodynamics, which studies air movement around aircraft, propulsion systems, covering jet and rocket engines, and flight mechanics, which examines stability and control. Aircraft structures explore materials and stress analysis, while avionics deals with navigation and communication systems. Thermodynamics and fluid mechanics are fundamental to understanding air and fuel behavior, and materials science ensures the use of strong, lightweight materials.
Advanced topics include computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for simulating airflow, space technology for satellite and spacecraft systems, and aircraft maintenance and manufacturing techniques. Students also study control systems, robotics, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Practical training includes lab work, simulations, and internships in aviation industries. The curriculum integrates both theoretical and hands-on learning to prepare students for careers in aircraft design, maintenance, and research, ensuring they meet industry and regulatory standards.