Which Course Should I Take Next for Aerospace Engineering Preparation?

[lilleybc]

So I will probably transfer to an engineering school for next fall, but in the mean time I want to take the best classes I can to prepare. I am taking Linear Algebra and already had Diff. Eqns.

Out of:

Analog Circuits (a computer engineering course)
Quantum Mechanics (a physics course)
Public Speaking (I haven't had any yet and I think most schools expect it for engineers.)

Which would be most helpful? I am looking at aerospace engineering probably. I will take any suggestions if my school offers the class.

Thanks,
Ben

 

[Newspeak]

What you need to do is contact an advisor at the school your interested in. See what courses will transfer and what you can prepare for. You can also decide on classes by the schools curriculum on aerospace engineering--I am sure they have a website you can visit.

It sounds like you have the mathematics covered so far.

 

[Mene]

I can understand your desire to prepare for your future engineering studies by taking the best courses available to you. It seems that you have a good foundation in mathematics with your current coursework in Linear Algebra and Differential Equations. In terms of the three courses you mentioned, I would recommend Quantum Mechanics as the most helpful for your future studies in aerospace engineering. This course will provide you with a strong understanding of the fundamental principles of physics, including the behavior of matter at a microscopic level. This knowledge will be invaluable in your future engineering courses, as many engineering principles are based on fundamental physical laws. Additionally, Quantum Mechanics will also help you develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, which are essential for any scientist or engineer. Public Speaking may also be helpful, as effective communication is important in any field. However, I would suggest prioritizing Quantum Mechanics as it directly relates to your chosen field of study. Best of luck in your future studies!