Department of aerospace engineering

  Objective of this department is to create ability in research, design, manufacturing and test of aerospace systems in divisions of propulsion, aerodynamics, structure, dynamics and control of space systems.

  Aero systems such as airplane, helicopter and rockets as well as space systems such as satellites are based on advanced and modern technologies. Ability in design and manufacturing of these systems is tantamount to advancements in national technological, economical and defense achievements.

  In addition, science and technology in aerospace as a progressive industry can assist other areas such as turbo-compressors used in gas pumping stations, automotive technologies, underground tunnels, industrial motors as well as construction.

  In graduate programs, advanced methods in mathematical modeling, analysis, control, design, manufacturing and testing of different elements of aerospace systems are taught in approved formats by the department. Moreover, by completing seminars and thesis in the planned curriculum of different majors within the department, students will be prepared to face the real applications of their learning within the industry.

 

Aerospace field courses
Mandatory courses: 18 Units
Advanced mathematics: 3 Units
Advanced numerical calculation: 3 Units
Mandatory-optional courses: 4 Courses from following: 12 Units
Aerodynamics:	Aerospace structure field:	Propulsion:
Supersonic Aerodynamics:   3 Units	Structure Dynamics: 3 Units	Advanced Propulsion Fundamental: 3 Units
Subsonic Aerodynamics:   3 Units	Analysis of Advanced Aerospace Structure: 3 Units	Design of Turbo Machine Aerodynamic: 3 Units
Advanced Aerodynamics:   3 Units	Finite Elements Method:   3 Unit	Advanced Combustion:   3 Units
Calculating fluid dynamics:   3 Units	Advanced Design of Space Vehicle: 3 Units	Entrance Aerodynamics:   3 Units
Boundary layer theory:   3 Units	Advanced Space Structure Design: 3 Units	Missile engines Aerothermodynamics:   3 Units
Elective courses: 6 Units from other courses of various fields Aerospace
Seminar: 2 Units
Project: 6 Units
Total: 32 Units