The UW Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering is accredited by the EAC Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
The following set of example syllabi for required and elective undergraduate courses represents the coursework component of our undergraduate degree.
200-Level Survey Courses, Engineering Fundamentals
300-Level Required A&A Courses
- AA 301, Compressible Aerodynamics
- AA 302, Incompressible Aerodynamics
- AA 310, Orbital & Space Flight Mechanics
- AA 311, Atmospheric Flight Mechanics
- AA 312, Structural Vibrations
- AA 320, Aerospace Instrumentation (Lab)
- AA 321, Aerospace Laboratory I (Lab)
- AA 322, Aerospace Laboratory II (Lab)
- AA 331*, Aerospace Structures I
- AA 332*, Aerospace Structures II
- AA 360*, Propulsion
400-Level Required A&A Courses
- AA 447, Control in Aerospace Systems
- AA 410-411, Aircraft Design I-II (Capstone)
- AA 420-421, Spacecraft & Space Systems Design I-II (Capstone)
400-Level Technical Electives
- AA 400*, Gas Dynamics
- AA 402, Fluid Mechanics
- AA 405, Introduction to Aerospace Plasmas
- AA 419, Aerospace Heat Transfer
- AA 430*, Finite Element Analysis in Aerospace
- AA 432*, Composite Materials for Aerospace Structures
- AA 440*, Flight Mechanics
- AA 441*, Flight Test Engineering
- AA 448, Control Systems Sensors & Actuators (Lab)
- AA 461, Advanced Air Breathing Propulsion
- AA 462, Rocket Propulsion
- AA 470, Systems Engineering
- AA 480*, Systems Dynamics