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North American Aerospace Project: CDIO in Aerospace Engineering Education [PDF]
48th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Including the New Horizons Forum and Aerospace Exposition, 2010 This paper provides an interim progress report for the North American Aerospace Project, an effort of the North American CDIO consortium. The project seeks to promote and facilitate the adoption of the CDIO model for engineering education in U.S. Aerospace programs.
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Of Aeronautics, Aerophysics, and Aerospace: Aerospace Engineering at Mississippi State University [PDF]
43rd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit, 2005 *The study of aeronautical engineering at Mississippi State University began in 1933. This paper traces this history of the Department from its founding through the war years, the boom years in the 1950s and 1960s, the downturn of the 1970s, and the recovery in the 1980s.
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Eighth Biennial IEEE-USA Careers Conference,, 2005
A myth is a falsehood that people chose to believe and embellish. A common myth, "Aerospace engineers design expensive products," is easily discredited. Not commonly recog- nized is the aerospace engineers' ability to solve difficult prob- lems with tools ranging from system engineering to neural networks. For example, today the U.S.
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A myth is a falsehood that people chose to believe and embellish. A common myth, "Aerospace engineers design expensive products," is easily discredited. Not commonly recog- nized is the aerospace engineers' ability to solve difficult prob- lems with tools ranging from system engineering to neural networks. For example, today the U.S.
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Aerospace Engineering, University
1984Actually, the project got started before I got involved. The history is something like this—after it began the Space Shuttle program, NASA began to sell payload space for various flights. One experimenter might spend a million dollars on a flight. NASA felt they wouldn’t sell all the space for major experiments and so decided to offer the leftover ...
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Aerospace Laser-Propulsion Engine
2021Development of the airspace laser-propulsion engine operating both in RP and CW modes of thrust production is validated. The engine is considered as a basic unit for creation of HPLP. The aerospace laser device differs sufficiently as compared with other laser-propulsion engines by its design, and it consists of two principal units, namely, laser beam ...
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Requirements for management of aerospace engineering data
Computers & Structures, 1979Abstract This paper describes a set of requirements for total management of engineering design data. These requirements are essential to the successful implementation of computer based engineering data management system and exceed the capabilities provided by the commercially available data base management systems (DBMS).
Ralph E. Miller +2 more
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Lean engineering in the aerospace industry
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture, 2003While lean principles (developed by Womack and Jones) have been applied successfully to manufacturing and operations processes in many companies their application to engineering or new product introduction processes has been lacking. This paper introduces the principles of ‘lean engineering’ through some simple definitions, based on the original lean ...
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Persistence in aerospace engineering: Why students choose and leave aerospace engineering
2019Technological development, research and progress are one of the boosters of the US economy. Preparing students is important for the advance of the US economy and quality of life. STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) degrees prepare students for the technological and economic challenges by providing them with tools to advance in these
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Systems Engineering in Aerospace Medical Research
Diseases of the Chest, 1967SUMMARY This brief discussion of the methodology and tools of systems engineering is intended to bring to the attention of the medical profession the desirability of looking at their problems from a systems point of view in order to permit advanced technology to be brought to bear on their solution.
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On the education of aerospace engineers in Portugal
Air & Space Europe, 2000Abstract This article concerns the creation in the 90's of Aerospace Engineering degrees in Portugal, a country with a sustained tradition of aircraft operations since the 1910's, and a small aircraft industry. It addresses the issues of training Aeronautical engineers to an international standard in a small country in modern times.
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