SUMMARY
Transitioning from a Physics BS to an MS in Aerospace Engineering requires a solid understanding of engineering fundamentals. Participants in the discussion recommend reviewing undergraduate engineering texts to assess preparedness. If comprehension is lacking, it is crucial to reconsider the decision to pursue graduate studies in this field. Engaging with foundational engineering concepts will enhance confidence and readiness for advanced coursework.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of undergraduate engineering principles
- Familiarity with basic aerospace concepts
- Ability to read and comprehend technical engineering texts
- Knowledge of mathematical modeling and problem-solving techniques
NEXT STEPS
- Review undergraduate engineering textbooks, focusing on core subjects like fluid dynamics and thermodynamics
- Explore online courses in Aerospace Engineering fundamentals
- Participate in study groups or forums for Aerospace Engineering students
- Research the specific requirements and coursework of your intended MS program
USEFUL FOR
Prospective graduate students in Aerospace Engineering, particularly those with a background in Physics, seeking guidance on preparation and foundational knowledge for advanced studies.