Does the Aerospace degree at UNSW feature Space Aeronautics? (1 Viewer)

[arjungamer123]

Simple question. Thanks.

 

[arjungamer123]

Answer please?

 

[drewbrow1]

Answer please?

If you're too dumb to read a handbook, you're too dumb for aerospace engineering.

 

[arjungamer123]

If you're too dumb to read a handbook, you're too dumb for aerospace engineering.

Actually, I wasn't too dumb to read the handbook. I just haven't got one available for me. I don't need your fucking condescension.

 

[Omie Jay]

Actually, I wasn't too dumb to read the handbook. I just haven't got one available for me. I don't need your fucking condescension.

http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/plans/2009/AEROA13710.html

Actually, you're too dumb to google search "unsw handbook".

You need all the fucking condescension you can get.

 

[bludga59]

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[arjungamer123]

Whatever dudes. "Handbook" usually means something in physical form.

But rather than discussing the complexities of the term handbook, can I get a definitive answer? Let me add to my question...I've looked at the handbook, and it gives you the list of courses UNSW does, but how much of it is ACTUAL space transport? Aerospace is too vague for me.

 

[darkwolfzx]

until someone who actually is doing the degree drops by here, we cannot give you anything solid. You should go to one of the open days and talk to a member of the school you are interested in. Alternatively, you can email the school in question for more information.

In uni you will only get definitive answers if you take the time to do the research yourself. You won't find many people who will give you the answer straight out.

 

[withoutaface]

Whatever dudes. "Handbook" usually means something in physical form.

But rather than discussing the complexities of the term handbook, can I get a definitive answer? Let me add to my question...I've looked at the handbook, and it gives you the list of courses UNSW does, but how much of it is ACTUAL space transport? Aerospace is too vague for me.

AERO4500 Space and Air Trans Opertns (6 UOC)

That.