The Aeronautical Engineering syllabus includes core subjects focused on the design, development, and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft. Key topics are aerodynamics, which covers airflow around objects and lift generation; aircraft structures, including materials and stress analysis for strength; and propulsion systems, which look at engines and power generation. Flight mechanics, another crucial subject, studies aircraft behavior and control in flight, alongside avionics that deal with the electronic systems controlling and monitoring aircraft functions.
Further, the syllabus emphasizes materials science, fluid dynamics, and propulsion technologies. These subjects examine the physical properties and behavior of materials used in aircraft, along with the flow of air and other fluids around surfaces, impacting performance. Finally, aerospace design principles and manufacturing techniques prepare students for designing innovative aircraft and spacecraft, ensuring safety and efficiency in the aerospace industry.