Undergraduate Teaching 2023-24

Part IIB Engineering Area requirements: Aerospace and Aerothermal Engineering

Part IIB Engineering Area requirements: Aerospace and Aerothermal Engineering

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Students intending to qualify in this Engineering Area in Part IIB must include one of the following combinations in their selection of modules:

  • either four Part IIB core modules,
  • or three Part IIB core modules + two Part IIB companion modules.

Core modules

Number Title Notes
4A2 Computational Fluid Dynamics
4A3 Turbomachinery I
4A4 Aircraft Stability and Control
4A7 Aircraft Aerodynamics and Design
4A9 Molecular Thermodynamics
4A10 Flow Instability
4A12 Turbulence and Vortex Dynamics
4A13 Combustion and Engines
4A15 Acoustics

Companion modules

Number Title
4B13 Electronic Sensors and Instrumentation
4B23 Optical Fibre Communication
4B24 Radio frequency Systems
4C2 Designing with Composites
4C4 Design Methods
4C5 Design Case Studies
4C6 Advanced Linear Vibrations
4C7 Random and Non-linear Vibrations
4C9 Continuum Mechanics
4F1 Control System Design
4F2 Robust and Non-linear Control
4F3 An Optimisation Based Approve to Control
4M24 Computational Statistics and Machine Learning

Advice

Aerospace and Aerothermal Engineering is an interdisciplinary blend of subjects ranging from fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, structures, instrumentation, control, electronics and design to manufacturing.  In essence Aerospace Engineering is concerned with flight and Aerothermal Engineering with the associated propulsion systems.  In the past, development in these fields has been driven by technological issues.  In the future, environmental concerns, minimising noise and pollution, and relentless pressure on design and manufacturing turnaround time will force novel solutions and paradigm shifts.

The essential interdisciplinary nature of the subject is reflected in the diversity of the recommended companion modules drawn from across the spectrum of the Department's teaching. This diversity increases in Part IIB.

Specialist advice on this Engineering Area can be obtained from the Coordinator whose details can be found on the IIA Aerospace and Aerothermal Engineering Area website.

Last updated on 27/04/2023 15:28