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E M A 351

AEROSPACE DESIGN I

3 credits.

The design philosophy is presented. Apply knowledge of elementary mechanics, engineering and basic science to arrive at acceptable solutions to a variety of design problems. Was E M A 469 prior to Fall 2026.

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Requisites: ( E M A 202 or M E 240), M E/E M A 307 , senior standing, and declared in Engineering Mechanics BS or Aerospace Engineering BS Repeatable for Credit: No Last Taught: Fall 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. Navigate the design process through a group design project to include defining the problem, generating concepts, analyzing the design, and defining the manufacturing methods Audience: Undergraduate 2. Apply fundamentals from their aerospace engineering coursework to analyze, guide, and modify their designs Audience: Undergraduate 3. Gain proficiency in Computer Aided Drafting software and a familiarity with tools in the machine shop Audience: Undergraduate 4. Demonstrate a professional level of communication (written, graphical/drawing and verbal) and presentation skills with clients, instructors, and peers Audience: Undergraduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Navigate the design process through a group design project to include defining the problem, generating concepts, analyzing the design, and defining the manufacturing methods Audience: Undergraduate 2. Apply fundamentals from their aerospace engineering coursework to analyze, guide, and modify their designs Audience: Undergraduate 3. Gain proficiency in Computer Aided Drafting software and a familiarity with tools in the machine shop Audience: Undergraduate 4. Demonstrate a professional level of communication (written, graphical/drawing and verbal) and presentation skills with clients, instructors, and peers Audience: Undergraduate

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