Learning Journal 3
Learning Journal 3
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According to the engineering seminar video of Prof. Dato' Dr.-Ing. Ir. Renuganth Varatharajoo I learned that Aerospace engineers design airplanes, spacecraft, satellites, and rockets. In addition, these engineers test prototypes to ensure they work as designed. These professionals also design components and subassemblies for these ships; These parts include engines, airframes, wings, landing gear, control systems, and instruments. As well as conducting or writing specifications for destructive and non-destructive testing of aircraft and parts for long-term strength, functionality, reliability, and durability are some of the other skills engineers possess.
Moreover, Aerospace engineering is the major branch of engineering concerned with the design, development, testing, and manufacture of aircraft, spacecraft, and related systems and equipment. The field has traditionally focused on atmospheric and space-related problems, with two main overlapping branches: Aerospace Engineering. Aeronautical Engineering focuses on the theory, technology, and practice of flying in Earth's atmosphere. The science and technology of spacecraft and launch vehicles are at the core of Astronautical Engineering.
Aerospace engineers do fascinating work. As mentioned above, these engineers work at designing, building, and maintaining spacecraft, aircraft, and missiles. Some aerospace engineers also work on designing systems used in national defense. You can work in the following areas related to aerospace engineering:
Design
Analysis
Manufacturing
Research and development
Federal government positions
Aerospace engineers sometimes work with existing technology, and they also develop new ones. These new technologies may be used to further explore space, construct new airplanes, or develop new approaches to national defense systems. Some of the specialties involved in aerospace engineering include developing and working on:
Missiles and rockets
Helicopters
Commercial aircraft
Military fighter jets
Spacecraft
Many aerospace engineers need to conduct tests and develop prototypes for their designs in order to help assess what is a good design and what needs more attention and work. These engineers rely on experiments and research in order to forward their ideas and to help them come to fruition.
Lastly, when deciding on a career in aerospace engineering, consider education, responsibilities, working conditions, and job outlook. These requirements will aid in the job search. To become an aerospace engineer, one must first obtain a high level of education. A good education will assist one in obtaining a job in aerospace engineering. Moreover, Aerospace is a highly rewarding career that combines challenging and important work with numerous benefits. This profession, in a sense, fuels many aspects of modern life, including transportation, satellite-operated devices, and anything rocket-related. The industry is expanding and will continue to be required due to the applications listed.
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