B.E. in Aerospace Engineering — Aerospace Engineering

About the Programme

The programme covers aerodynamics, propulsion, aerospace structures, flight mechanics, avionics and composites, supported by wind-tunnel, CFD and UAV laboratories.

Vision

To produce aerospace engineers capable of contributing to aviation, space and defence.

Mission

Impart quality technical education through effective teaching–learning processes. Promote research, innovation and industry-institute interaction for societal benefit. Inculcate professional ethics, leadership and life-long learning among students. Produce competent professionals ready to address global and local challenges.

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

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PEO 1: Excel in careers and higher studies in aerospace and allied fields.
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PEO 2: Design and analyse aerospace systems and components.
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PEO 3: Demonstrate ethics, teamwork and communication.
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PEO 4: Adapt to emerging aerospace technologies.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

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PO 1: Engineering knowledge — Apply mathematics, science and engineering fundamentals.

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PO 2: Problem analysis — Identify, formulate and analyse complex engineering problems.

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PO 3: Design/development of solutions for complex engineering problems.

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PO 4: Conduct investigations of complex problems using research-based methods.

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PO 5: Modern tool usage — Apply appropriate techniques and modern tools.

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PO 6: The engineer and society — Assess societal, health and legal issues.

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PO 7: Environment and sustainability of engineering solutions.

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PO 8: Ethics — Apply ethical principles and professional responsibilities.

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PO 9: Individual and team work in diverse teams.

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PO 10: Communication on complex engineering activities.

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PO 11: Project management and finance principles.

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PO 12: Life-long learning in a context of technological change.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

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PSO 1: Apply aerodynamics, propulsion and structures to aerospace design.
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PSO 2: Use CFD and modern tools for analysis of aerospace systems.

Top Recruiters & Industry Collaboration

HAL Boeing India Airbus Collins Aerospace Safran Cyient

Career Options

Aerospace Engineer

Design Engineer

CFD Engineer

Structural Analyst

Avionics Engineer

UAV Engineer

Software Engineer

Research / Academia

Scheme & Syllabus

First Year	Fourth Year
2022 – Scheme and Syllabus	2018 – Scheme and Syllabus

B.E. Curriculum Structure (4 Years)

Curriculum Component	Credits (% of total)	Contact Hours
Basic Sciences	14	23
Engineering Mathematics	12	20
Humanities & Social Sciences	8	12
Engineering Sciences & Foundation	18	28
Professional Core	62	90
Professional Electives	18	26
Open Electives	9	12
Project / Internship / Seminar	19	—
Total	160	—