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can do ME in aeronatical engg after doing BE in comp...please tell me if i can do

M.E. (AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING)
ELIGIBILITY
B.E/B.Tech ( Aeronautical / Mech / Civil / Mechatronics / A.M.Ae.S.I ( Aerodynamics / Structures / Propulsion ) of Anna University with at least 55% of marks or equivalent thereto.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Aeronautical Engineering deals with the design, construction and maintenance of both commercial and military aircrafts as well as that of missiles and spacecrafts. This branch of Engineering encompasses the fields of fluid dynamics, material science, propulsion and electronics. The main thrust in this area is on design and development which extends even to space and satellite research.

Huge opportunities are there in the companies and government agencies associated with the field of aeronautics. Aeronautical Engineers can look for employment in HAL, DRDO, Air India, Indian Airlines and ISRO. Job opportunities also exist in R & D areas in Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Civil Aviation.Jobs are also offered in private charted and commercial airlines in India and Abroad.
* Common Entrance Test
DURATION
Two years divided into 4 semesters.

CURRICULUM - M. E. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

Semester - I

Theory

Applied Mathematics
Aerodynamics
Aerospace Propulsion
Aircraft Structures
Elective I
Elective II

Semester - II

Theory

Aerodynamics II
Composite Materials and Structures
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Rocketry and Space Mechanics
Theory of Vibrations
Finite Element Methods

Semester - III

Theory

Elective III
Elective IV
Elective V

Practical

Aerodynamics Laboratory
Structures Laboratory
Project Work - Phase I

Semester - IV

Theory

Project Work - Phase II

ELECTIVES

Experimental Stress Analysis
Heat Transfer
Boundary Layer Theory
Industrial Aerodynamics
Theory of Plates and Shells
Helicopter Aerodynamics
Aircraft Design
Structural Dynamics
Aeroelasticity
Cryogenics
High Temperature Problems in Structures
Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics
Non - Linear Vibrations
Computer Methods in Engineering
Theory of Elasticity
Applied Mathematics II
Hypersonic Aerodynamics
High Temperature Gas Dynamics
Advanced Propulsion Systems

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