Breadth and Mathematics Requirements
Aerospace Engineering Breadth Requirements
Aerodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Combustion and Propulsion (AFMCP) |
AE 410/CSE 461: Computational Aerodynamics |
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Controls and Dynamical Systems (CDS)
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Space Systems (SS) |
AE 454: Systems Dynamics & Control AE 402 Orbital Mechanics |
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Structural Mechanics and Materials (SMM) |
AE 451: Aeroelasticity |
It is possible that a MS student may have taken one or more of these or equivalent courses at the University of Illinois or elsewhere. In this case, if the course has not been used toward another degree, the student is allowed to petition to certify that one of the core area requirements has already been satisfied.
Mathematics Requirements
Graduate students are expected to exhibit competence in applied mathematics. MS students may meet this requirement by taking a minimum of 3-4 hours of mathematics courses from this list:
- ECE 580: Optimiz by Vector Space Methds
- MATH 446: Applied Complex Variables
- MATH 447: Real Variables
- MATH 448: Complex Variables
- MATH 461: Probability Theory
- MATH 481: Vector and Tensor Analysis
- MATH 482: Linear Programming
- MATH 484: Nonlinear Programming
- MATH 487: Advanced Engineering Math
- MATH 488: Math Methods in Engineering
- MATH 489: Differential Equations II
- Any MATH 500-level courses except MATH 567, 568, 578, 579, 595, 597, 598, 599
- PHYS 508: Mathematical Physics I
- PHYS 509: Mathematical Physics II
- STAT 400: Statistics and Probability I
- STAT 410: Statistics and Probability II
- TAM 541: Mathematical Methods I
- TAM 542: Mathematical Methods II
- TAM 549: Asymptotic Methods
Graduate Contacts
Ioannis Chasiotis
Director of Graduate Studies
chasioti@illinois.edu
Jenna Russell
Graduate Programs Coordinator
jennar@illinois.edu
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