Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering
Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering
Students who complete the Engineering courses at Northview High School will have an advantage over their peers who have not taken Engineering Courses at the Secondary Level. Exposure to topics and concepts will assist students in finding their path and career path. Students will also have the unique opportunity to earn credentials and may have travel experiences to National STEM competitions. Throughout the courses provided students will be introduced to the engineering design process, and have the opportunity to solve real-world problems through topics covered within each course. During the junior and senior programs, students will be heavily exposed to the Aerospace Engineering field where they will learn about the evolution of flight, aerospace materials, propulsion, space travel, and orbital mechanics. They will apply principles of aerospace design to rocketry and complete research relating and spacecraft.
Students who complete the Engineering courses at Northview High School will have an advantage over their peers who have not taken Engineering Courses at the Secondary Level. Exposure to topics and concepts will assist students in finding their path and career path. Students will also have the unique opportunity to earn credentials and may have travel experiences to National STEM competitions. Throughout the courses provided students will be introduced to the engineering design process, and have the opportunity to solve real-world problems through topics covered within each course. During the junior and senior programs, students will be heavily exposed to the Aerospace Engineering field where they will learn about the evolution of flight, aerospace materials, propulsion, space travel, and orbital mechanics. They will apply principles of aerospace design to rocketry and complete research relating and spacecraft.
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