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MAE 3315. AEROSPACE STRUCTURAL STATICS. 3 Hours.

Overview of aircraft basic structural elements and materials; introduction to elasticity; equations of equilibrium; constitutive equations of isotropic solids; bending and torsion analysis of thin-walled beams; flexure shear of thin-walled beams with stringer reinforcement; introduction to fatigue and fracture analysis; failure criteria; energy method to find strain energy release rate; elastic column buckling. Prerequisite: Must be in the professional ME or AE program and C or better in MAE 2312; or student group.

Bachelor of Science to MS or ME in Aerospace Engineering Fast Track

https://catalog.uta.edu/engineering/mechanical/undergraduate/aero-engr-bs-to-ms-or-me-fast/
The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering to Master of Science or Master of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering Fast Track enables outstanding senior undergraduate Aerospace Engineering students to receive dual undergraduate/ graduate course credit for six or nine hours of coursework. These designated graduate courses satisfy both bachelor’s and master’s degree requirements. This program presentation includes both undergraduate and graduate requirements. The undergraduate degree will be conferred immediately upon completion of the undergraduate degree requirements. 

Minor in Space Systems

https://catalog.uta.edu/engineering/mechanical/undergraduate/space-systems-minor/
The 18-credit Minor in Space Systems at the University of Texas at Arlington provides students from a variety of disciplines with the opportunity to build a range of skills related to Astronautics and Spacecraft Systems Engineering. Areas of study include orbital mechanics, spacecraft propulsion, spacecraft dynamics and control, spacecraft design, entrepreneurship, and space exploration. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for higher-level certification, graduate studies, and entry-level space industry positions. Students have access to design, build, test, and research opportunities through the Space Systems Laboratory.