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Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Science is an undergraduate Aeronautical Engineering course. Aeronautical science is the collective name for the various sciences involved in the creation and operation of aircraft. The word “aeronautical” itself means “to navigate the air.” Aeronautical science is descended from nautical science, the science of seagoing vessels, and can be distinguished from astronautically science, which is concerned with spacecraft. With rare exceptions, aeronautical vehicles are designed only for travel in the Earth’s atmosphere. The curriculum provides skills in mathematics, physics, communications, business and aeronautics, including FAA certification as a multi-engine instrument rated commercial pilot. The duration of the course is three years and it is career orienting.
How is B.Sc. Aeronautical Science Course Beneficial?
The course is beneficial for those who want to keep their career options open and who want a greater understanding of the aviation industry than flight or maintenance training alone. This course offers possibilities of employment in varied sectors of activity related to aviation, automobile, armaments energy and aerodynamics industries in general. The Defence services and Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) also happen to be two major employers for the students.
Eligibility
• A pass in Plus-two (12th Standard) or its equivalent, with minimum 60% or equivalent CGPA.
• Some of the very reputed universities and institutes conduct entrance examination for admission to the degree course.
Syllabus
Syllabus of Aeronautical Science as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.
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Sem. I |
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Subjects of Study |
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University Experience |
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Physics I |
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General Chemistry |
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English Composition I |
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Introduction to Computer Application |
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Calculus I |
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Engineering Drawing |
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Sem. II |
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English Composition II |
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Physics II |
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Introduction to Aeronautics |
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Aircraft Basic Electricity, Electronics |
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Aerodynamics |
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Calculus II |
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Theory of Flight |
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Sem. III |
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Thermodynamics |
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Aero Engine I (Piston Engine Construction & Systems) |
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Calculus III |
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Aircraft Structures and Construction |
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Aircraft Hardware and Materials |
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Physics III |
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Sem. IV |
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Aircraft Fuel and Lubricants System |
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Aircraft Hydraulic and Pneumatic System |
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Digital Electronics |
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Aircraft Systems I (Unpressurized) |
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Technical Record and Planning |
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Aircraft Propellers |
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Aviation Meteorology |
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Sem. V |
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Aircraft Systems II (Pressurized Aircraft) |
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Aircraft Wood, Plastic, Dope & Repair |
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Basic Airworthiness Legislation |
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Aircraft Electrical System |
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Aircraft Communication & Navigation System |
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Aircraft Instruments & Lab |
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Aircraft Landing Gear |
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Sem. VI |
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Aircraft General Workshop |
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Human Performance & Limitation |
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Aircraft Structural Repair |
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NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) |
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Rotor craft |
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Principle of Management |
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Aircraft Ground Handling & Safety Support Equipments |
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Sem. VII |
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Economics |
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Aircraft Maintenance & Inspection |
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Fluid Mechanics |
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Probability and Statistics |
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Aero Engine II (Turbine Engine Construction & Systems) |
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Sem. VIII |
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Aviation Safety |
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Aviation Management |
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Social Science/Anthropology |
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Aircraft Composite Material |
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Project on Aircraft System |
Colleges
• Nehru College of Aeronautics and Applied Science, Coimbatore
• The Neotia University - TNU, South 24 Parganas
• HAL-Pravara Aviation Institute, Nasik
Course Suitability
The program is suitable to produce graduates who are prepared for careers in industry as research and development engineers, as well as practical engineers. They should have an eye for detail and be good at problem-solving. They need mathematical precision and design skills, computer skills, and the ability to communicate well. They also need good planning ability and a knack for working under pressure. An aeronautical engineer needs to be physically fit a may need to often work at great speed especially in checking and maintenance of aircrafts during turnarounds. They must have a normal colour vision.
Employment Areas
• Colleges & Universities
• Space Science
• Aviation Companies
• Purchasing, Supply & Logistics
Job Types
• Flight Engineer
• Aircraft Maintenance Technician
• Flight Operator
• Airline Pilot
• Dispatch Operator
• Airline Director
• Flight Instructor
• Teacher & Lecturer
• Air Traffic Controller
• Tech Specialist
• Soft Skills Trainer
• Management Trainee
Advance Courses in B.Sc. Aeronautical Science
• M.E. (Aeronautical Engineering)
• M.Tech. (Aeronautical Engineering)
• Ph.D. (Aeronautical Engineering)
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