As aerospace engineers, we are involved in the design of aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and missiles. The field of aerospace engineering comprises two major branches: aeronautical engineering (involved with aircraft and propulsion systems) and astronautical engineering (involved with spacecraft). The two branches overlap on several points, but we usually specialize in one of them. Regardless our specialization, we have a deep understanding of control systems and core principles of physics, flight and mathematics. We are employed by companies involved in manufacturing of aircraft, spacecraft, and defense systems, as well as the federal government.
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