Career in Aerospace/ Aerodynamics

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The discussion centers on transitioning from a career in automotive design to aerospace engineering, specifically focusing on aerodynamics and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). The individual seeks guidance on the future scope of these fields and the necessity of pursuing courses related to aerodynamics and CFD to facilitate this career shift. Participants suggest exploring resources from professional organizations such as the Society of Automotive Engineers and the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics for valuable information. Additionally, they mention the availability of an Aerospace Engineering forum that covers various topics, including CFD, indicating a wealth of resources for those interested in aerospace design.
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Hello Everybody,
I am planning to move into Aerospace designing as aerodynamics is one of my desires to work in.
Currently I am working as Design Engineer(more of CAD Designer with CAD tool- CATIA, Solid Works) for last 2 years. My current working domain is Automotive. Please guide me on Future scope in Aerodynamica and CFD as a Career tools. Also suggest on necessity of any course related to aerodynamics/CFD to move into Aerospace domain.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Lokesh Mali said:
Hello Everybody,
I am planning to move into Aerospace designing as aerodynamics is one of my desires to work in.
Currently I am working as Design Engineer(more of CAD Designer with CAD tool- CATIA, Solid Works) for last 2 years. My current working domain is Automotive. Please guide me on Future scope in Aerodynamica and CFD as a Career tools. Also suggest on necessity of any course related to aerodynamics/CFD to move into Aerospace domain.

Thanks in advance.
Has one explored the Society of Automotive Engineers (www.sae.org) or the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (www.aiaa.org)?
 
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Thanks Greg. Nice link. Found lots of information regarding Aerospace Engineering
 
Guys, what about CFD?
Do u have any thread related to Aerodynamics-CFD
 
Lokesh Mali said:
Guys, what about CFD?
Do u have any thread related to Aerodynamics-CFD

We have an Aerospace Engineering forum.
https://www.physicsforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=187

CFD is one of many topics.
 
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