Aerospace Engineering

What are the two types of aerospace engineering?

• Aeronautical

• Astronautical

• Physical

• Mechanical

Aerospace engineering involves.....

• Science, Mathematics, Physics

• Agriculture, Science, Math

• Agriculture, Construction, Math

• Physics and Science

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Aeronautical engineers work with.....

• aircraft and are responsible for designing the aircraft and its propulsion systems

• spacecraft's operation and how they perform inside and outside Earth's atmosphere.

Astronautical engineers are responsible for.....

• aircraft and are responsible for designing the aircraft and its propulsion systems

• spacecraft's operation and how they perform inside and outside Earth's atmosphere.

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Aerospace engineers' jobs are not only to design aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and missiles but also to test them to guarantee that they can perform perfectly.

• True

• False

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Aerospace engineering yearly salary is about.....

• 100,056

• 119,220

• 200,574

• 30,450

Involves astrodynamics, which is the study of mechanics and the scientific way of predicting orbital elements.

• aerospace engineering

• mechanical engineering

• agricultural engineering

• technical engineering

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What minimal degree do you need to become a aerospace engineer?

• Master's

• Bachelor's

• Doctorate

• Associate's

You need to be physically fit to be a aerospace engineer.

• False

• True

As an aerospace engineer develops and gains more experience, the engineer requires a license to make any change in propulsion or the spacecraft. Licensed aerospace engineers are called.....

• Full Time Engineer

• Senior Engineers

• Licensed Engineers

• Professional Engineers