Aerospace Engineering Course Outline: Math, Physics, Computing

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The discussion revolves around a student seeking information on the course outline for Aerospace Engineering, specifically focusing on the required mathematics, physics, and computing languages or software. A suggestion is made to obtain the course matrix directly from the university, as it would provide the most accurate and detailed information. The importance of accessing official resources for curriculum details is emphasized. Overall, students are encouraged to utilize university resources for their academic planning. This approach ensures they receive the most relevant and up-to-date information for their studies.
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Warm greetings to all,

I am just into my Second Semester of I Year in Aerospace Engineering
and i would like to know the following

I want to know the general outline , for the Aerospace Engineering Course,
which include , Mathematic,Physics course I will require later, Computing languages or software.

Thanks
Himanshu
 
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Congrats Himanshu
 
Your university should be able to supply you with a course matrix - its best to get it from them.
 

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