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ELEC2304 2028-29
Aerospace Simulation and Modelling
This module introduces some advanced programming, simulation and design modelling frameworks and tools. Teaching activities are a combination of taught sessions, expanded self-study supported by the Professional Skills Hub and practical hands-on sessions in computer laboratories. The tools and techniques studied in this module are also used in the companion design module in practical hands-on applications.
For Aerospace Electronics students, the analogue relationship between aerospace and electronic systems are explored, enabling electronic circuit problems, aerospace and mechanical systems to be treated in the same framework. Efficient approaches to represent, simulate and analyse dynamics systems are developed and applied. Modelling, analysis and programming techniques are also introduced to understand, simulate and visualise such dynamic systems. -
SESA2031 2027-28
Aerospace Structures
This second-year module continues to develop the essential concepts of aerospace structures and their mechanical behaviour, building on the fundamentals established in the first-year courses on Aerospace materials and Statics & dynamics. This module deals with the structural performance for complex, yet practically-relevant aerospace engineering components and systems under bending, torsion, shear and buckling effects. Structural elements will be considered beyond one-dimensional beam-like elements, such as mechanics of plates and laminated composite structures. Failure and fatigue analyses will be covered for structures made of brittle and ductile aerospace structural components. The students will further be introduced to the emerging concepts of structural health monitoring and non-destructive testing and evaluation. The topics covered in this module will strengthen the students’ understanding of the interplay among mechanics, materials and structures for aircraft and spacecraft structural designs, which are offered as third year modules. -
SESA2031 2028-29
Aerospace Structures
This second-year module continues to develop the essential concepts of aerospace structures and their mechanical behaviour, building on the fundamentals established in the first-year courses on Aerospace materials and Statics & dynamics. This module deals with the structural performance for complex, yet practically-relevant aerospace engineering components and systems under bending, torsion, shear and buckling effects. Structural elements will be considered beyond one-dimensional beam-like elements, such as mechanics of plates and laminated composite structures. Failure and fatigue analyses will be covered for structures made of brittle and ductile aerospace structural components. The students will further be introduced to the emerging concepts of structural health monitoring and non-destructive testing and evaluation. The topics covered in this module will strengthen the students’ understanding of the interplay among mechanics, materials and structures for aircraft and spacecraft structural designs, which are offered as third year modules. -
SESA3029 2026-27
Aerothermodynamics
Aerothemodynamics is essential to the design of high speed flight vehicles (in this context high speed refers to anything above about Mach 0.3). The subject integrates thermodynamics and fluid mechanics concepts to cover the fundamentals of compressible flow, along with applications to external and internal aerodynamics. -
SESA3029 2030-31
Aerothermodynamics
Aerothemodynamics is essential to the design of high speed flight vehicles (in this context high speed refers to anything above about Mach 0.3). The subject integrates thermodynamics and fluid mechanics concepts to cover the fundamentals of compressible flow, along with applications to external and internal aerodynamics. -
SESA3029 2027-28
Aerothermodynamics
Aerothemodynamics is essential to the design of high speed flight vehicles (in this context high speed refers to anything above about Mach 0.3). The subject integrates thermodynamics and fluid mechanics concepts to cover the fundamentals of compressible flow, along with applications to external and internal aerodynamics. -
SESA3029 2029-30
Aerothermodynamics
Aerothemodynamics is essential to the design of high speed flight vehicles (in this context high speed refers to anything above about Mach 0.3). The subject integrates thermodynamics and fluid mechanics concepts to cover the fundamentals of compressible flow, along with applications to external and internal aerodynamics. -
SESA3029 2025-26
Aerothermodynamics
Aerothemodynamics is essential to the design of high speed flight vehicles (in this context high speed refers to anything above about Mach 0.3). The subject integrates thermodynamics and fluid mechanics concepts to cover the fundamentals of compressible flow, along with applications to external and internal aerodynamics. -
SESA3029 2028-29
Aerothermodynamics
Aerothemodynamics is essential to the design of high speed flight vehicles (in this context high speed refers to anything above about Mach 0.3). The subject integrates thermodynamics and fluid mechanics concepts to cover the fundamentals of compressible flow, along with applications to external and internal aerodynamics. -
PHIL2001 2029-30
Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art
You might watch a stunning film, hear a delightful song, enjoy a beautiful sunset, read a dreadful poem, attend an elegant dance, or see a garish building. Experiences like this can stimulate thoughts and feelings of great depth, and provide pleasure or displeasure of an utterly unique sort. Indeed, our experience of works and art or of nature can be transformative; they can change one’s thoughts and feelings about the world. It is no surprise, then, that many of the great philosophers from ancient times to the present day have contributed to aesthetics, by investigating the nature and importance of such experiences and the judgements they give rise to. This module aims to introduce you to some influential theories and arguments in philosophical aesthetics and to give you the tools to reflect critically on those theories.