Aerospace Engineering (ASE)

Program Outcomes

Pursuing the EJUST ASE program shall result in the following outcomes on the graduates’ profile and capabilities:

General
  • Master a wide spectrum of engineering fundamental knowledge allowing the solution of engineering problems using the acquired mathematics and physics.
  • Perform experimental design, conduct experiments and interpret their results.
  • Design, simulate, validate functionality, and implement a system, component, and process to meet the requirements while respecting realistic constraints.
  • Integrate seamlessly in a heterogeneous team of professionals from different backgrounds. Assume responsibility for own and team performance.
  • Apply analytical, critical thinking and systemic approach to diagnose, model and solve fundamental engineering problems with variable ranges of complexity.
  • Behave professionally and adhere to professional ethics and codes of conduct.
  • Address various audiences and handle cultural challenges in a creative and productive manner depending on social competence and multi-lingual communicational abilities.
  • Be committed to saving the environment and mindful of the impacts of engineering practice on society. Direct efforts to foster sustainability principles.
  • Assume full responsibility for own learning and self-development. Engage in lifelong learning and demonstrate the capacity to engage in post-graduate research.
  • Maintain knowledge of contemporary engineering issues.
  • Strive to make use of the latest techniques, software and hardware tools useful for the engineering practice.
  • Acquire team leadership qualities, managerial skills and entrepreneurial spirit.
Specialization outcomes (Industrial and Manufacturing)
  • Perform aerodynamic analysis for low and high speeds aerospace vehicles using analytical, numerical, and experimental methods.
  • Study and analyze different types of propulsion systems and subsystems used in aerospace industry.
  • Perform static and dynamic structural analysis and design for different types of aerospace vehicles using analytical, numerical, and experimental methods.
  • Identify, formulate, and solve problems of flight mechanics, stability, and control for different types of aerospace vehicles and autonomous systems.
  • Acquire systems engineering capabilities for aerospace systems.
  • Select conventional aerospace equipment and instrumentations according to the required performance.
  • Design of aerospace systems that include integration of aeronautical or astronautical topics.
  • Adopt suitable national and international standards and codes to: design, build, operate, inspect and maintain aerospace equipment, systems and services.
  • Recognize his/her role in promoting the aerospace engineering field and contribute to the development of the profession and the community.