Aeronautical Engineering encompasses various specialized subjects aimed at designing, analyzing, and maintaining aircraft and spacecraft. The core subjects include Aerodynamics, where principles of airflow over surfaces are studied; Aircraft Structures, focusing on materials and stress analysis in aircraft design; and Propulsion, which covers engine technology and the mechanics of power generation. Flight Mechanics delves into the performance, stability, and control of flight vehicles.
Other key areas include Avionics, which addresses the electronic systems used in aircraft, and Control Systems, dealing with the regulation and automation of flight systems. Additionally, students study Aircraft Design, which involves the integration of various engineering disciplines to create efficient and safe aircraft. Materials Science is critical to understanding the properties of materials used in aircraft, ensuring strength and durability. Advanced topics like Structural Analysis and Aeronautical Engineering Mathematics equip students with the analytical skills required for solving complex aerospace problems.