Aerospace Engineering: The following program is one of the many fields of study available to students. In addition to the coursework listed, additional references to professional societies and areas of research a student will encounter during their program of study are listed.

Magnetospheric Multiscale NASA Project (MMS). Magnetic reconnection is a phenomenon unique to plasma, that is, the mix of positively and negatively charged particles that make up the stars, fill space and account for an estimated 99 percent of the observable universe. NASA MMS Project Student guide to the NASA MMS project including introductory video segments.

Aerospace Engineering: (Course 16) MIT Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics. NOTE: This is a personal research page, and not published as content of the MIT Program.

F-35 Lightning II by Lockheed Martin: Example of exciting frontline aerospace engineering projects that AeroAstro students can look forward-to!

The research program presented here indicates faculty and students should begin preparation for STEM and engineering programs during middle and high school grades. Additionally, this presentation provides a visual tour of expectations.

Bachelor of Science in Aerspace Engineering

Note: This is a research activity, comparing online open learning offerings by academic institutions and organizations, and is used for research purposes only. Consult specific institution catalogs for accurate program requirements.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has been chosen as the program source of research based on the abundant online open learning offerings via the Open Education Consortium and MITx.

KHAN Academy: Where you can learn anything for free, for everyone, forever. Refresh and learn college prerequiste subjects.

MIT Course Catalog Bulletin | MIT Teaching Excellence.