The BSAE in Aerospace Engineering prepares students for careers in a diverse and rapidly changing field that consists of four fundamental technical disciplines: aerodynamics, structures and materials, propulsion, and flight mechanics and control. This program prepares students to design and develop high performance flight systems such as aircraft, rotorcraft, spacecraft, missiles and rockets.<br>Aerospace Engineering is a diverse and rapidly changing field that consists of four fundamental technical disciplines: aerodynamics, structures and materials, propulsion, and flight mechanics and control. Aerospace engineers have traditionally applied their knowledge of these disciplines to the design and development of high performance flight systems such as aircraft, rotorcraft, spacecraft, missiles and rockets. In addition, today's aerospace engineer may also work on projects including advanced additive manufacturing, automotive design, wind and solar energy systems, vehicle operations and cybersecurity.<br><br>Your curriculum begins with courses in the humanities, fundamental math and science, and general engineering. You then take courses in the four fundamental aerospace technical disciplines. Your program culminates with a course in spacecraft design and a capstone design sequence where you can choose projects ranging from aircraft to rocket design. You also choose two Technical Elective courses in advanced math, science or engineering.