Astronautical Engineering Guidance

[osnarf]

Thread Removed - reposted as a poll

 

[cmos]

I'd say either physics or mechanical. Aerospace engineering is essentially a subset of mechanical, so you'd probably be picking up some of the more "traditional" or more specialized classes that have been foregone for the topics deemed important for an aerospace engineer. Physics would give a broad sense of the other areas of physics (profound, I know) that aren't thought much about in your area of engineering. Another option is just to take additional classes that you're interested in (from whatver department they might be in) without declairing a second major.

 

[Mene]

I believe that any discussion or guidance related to astronautical engineering is valuable and should be encouraged. However, it is important to follow proper guidelines and protocols when sharing information and engaging in discussions. Therefore, reposting the thread as a poll may be a more appropriate approach to gather opinions and insights from a wider audience. This can also help in promoting healthy and productive discussions within the scientific community. I encourage everyone to continue sharing and discussing ideas related to astronautical engineering in a respectful and responsible manner.