See School of Engineering and Applied Sciences for Acceptance Information. Students may apply for admission to Aerospace Engineering when they enter the University as freshmen, as transfer students, or later in their academic careers. To remain in Aerospace Engineering and to be permitted to take upper-level (300/400 level) Aerospace Engineering Courses, students must satisfy the following requirements:

1)Successful completion of the following five courses with at least a 2.2 GPA: MTH 141, MTH 142, PHY 107, MAE 204, EAS 207. If a course is repeated, the grade that is counted is the grade earned the second time, even if this grade is lower than the grade earned the first time.

2)Minimum overall and UB GPA of 2.0 to be considered in academic good standing with the University.

Students must meet minimum GPA requirements in engineering as specified by the Dean of Engineering to graduate from the program. See the Academic Requirements section of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences for additional information.

CHE 107 General Chemistry for Engineers
EAS 140 Engineering Solutions
EAS 207 Statics
EAS 208 Dynamics
EAS 209 Mechanics of Solids
EAS 230 Higher Level Language
EE 200 EE Concepts/Nonmajors
MAE 177 Introduction to Engineering Drawing and CAD
MAE 204 Thermodynamics
MAE 278 Introduction to Aerospace Engineering Practice
MAE 334 Introduction to Instrumentation and Computers
MAE 335 Fluid Mechanics
MAE 336 Heat Transfer
MAE 338 Fluid and Heat Transfer Laboratory
MAE 340 Systems Analysis
MAE 376 Numerical Methods
MAE 377 Product Design in a CAD Environment
MAE 381 Engineering Materials
MAE 385 Engineering Materials Laboratory
MAE 415 Analysis of Structures
MAE 416 Aerospace Structures
MAE 422 Gas Dynamics
MAE 423 Introduction to Propulsion
MAE 424 Aerodynamics
MAE 425 Spacecraft Dynamics and Control
MAE 434 Aircraft Design
MAE 436 Flight Dynamics
MAE 451 Design Process and Methods
MTH 141 College Calculus I
MTH 142 College Calculus II
MTH 241 College Calculus III
MTH 306 Introduction to Differential Equations
PHY 107 General Physics I
PHY 108/PHY 158 General Physics II/Lab
One technical elective

Summary
Total credit hours required for the major: 110

See Baccalaureate Degree Requirements for general education and remaining university requirements.

FIRST YEAR
Fall CHE 107, EAS 140, MTH 141
Spring EAS 230, MAE 177, MTH 142, PHY 107

SECOND YEAR
Fall EAS 207, MAE 204, MAE 278, MTH 241, PHY 108/PHY 158
Spring EAS 208, EAS 209, EE 200, MTH 306

THIRD YEAR
Fall MAE 334, MAE 335, MAE 376, MAE 381, MAE 415
Spring MAE 336, MAE 340, MAE 385, MAE 416, MAE 424

FOURTH YEAR
Fall MAE 338, MAE 377, MAE 423, MAE 436, MAE 451
Spring MAE 434, MAE 422, MAE 425, one technical elective

Technical Electives

Engineering, mathematics, or science courses at the 300/400 level that are not required courses. Any course that substantially duplicates the material presented in another course that is being counted toward the degree cannot be used to satisfy the TE requirement.

Good standing as an aerospace engineering undergraduate and acceptance as a graduate student by the School of Management.

Students apply directly to the School of Management during their junior year to be admitted to the MBA Program. The MBA courses shown below are representative of those currently required but may change prior to a student's acceptance into the MBA Program. Students should confirm MBA program requirements with the School of Management upon their application and acceptance to that program.

CHE 107 General Chemistry for Engineers
EAS 140 Engineering Solutions
EAS 207 Statics
EAS 208 Dynamics
EAS 209 Mechanics of Solids
EAS 230 Higher-Level Language
EE 200 EE Concepts/Nonmajors
MAE 177 Introduction to Engineering Drawing and CAD
MAE 204 Thermodynamics
MAE 278 Introduction to Aerospace Engineering Practice
MAE 334 Introduction to Instrumentation and Computers
MAE 335 Fluid Mechanics
MAE 336 Heat Transfer
MAE 338 Fluid and Heat Transfer Laboratory
MAE 340 Systems Analysis
MAE 376 Applied Math for Mechanical and Aerospace Engineers
MAE 377 Product Design in a CAD Environment
MAE 381 Engineering Materials
MAE 385 Engineering Materials Laboratory
MAE 415 Analysis of Structures
MAE 416 Aerospace Structures
MAE 422 Gas Dynamics
MAE 423 Introduction to Propulsion
MAE 424 Aerodynamics
MAE 425 Spacecraft Dynamics and Control
MAE 434 Aircraft Design
MAE 436 Flight Dynamics
MAE 451 Design Process and Methods
MGA 604 Financial Analysis and Reporting
MGB 601 Behavioral and Organizational Concepts for Management
MGT 601 Ethics and Corporate Finance
MGF 631 Financial Management
MGM 625 Marketing Management
MGO 630 Operations and Service Management
MGO 641 Strategic Management
MGA 609 Management Accounting
MGG 635 Business Communications
MGE 601 Economics for Managers
MGQ 606 Prob & Stat for MGT
MTH 141 College Calculus I
MTH 142 College Calculus II
MTH 241 College Calculus III
MTH 306 Introduction to Differential Equations
PHY 107 General Physics I
PHY 108/PHY 158 General Physics II/Lab
Six MBA electives
One MBA practicum

Summary
Total required credit hours for the undergraduate portion: 107
Total required credit hours for the BS/MBA: 176

See Baccalaureate Degree Requirements for general education and remaining university requirements

FIRST YEAR
Fall CHE 107, EAS 140, MTH 141
Spring EAS 230, MAE 177, MTH 142, PHY 107

SECOND YEAR
Fall EAS 207, MAE 204, MAE 278, MTH 241, PHY 108/PHY 158
Spring EAS 208, EAS 209, EE 200, MTH 306

THIRD YEAR
Fall MAE 334, MAE 335, MAE 376, MAE 381, MAE 415
Spring MAE 336, MAE 340, MAE 385, MAE 416, MAE 424

FOURTH YEAR
Fall MAE 338, MAE 423, MAE 436, MGA 604, MGB 601, MGT 601, MGF 631, MGQ 606
Spring MGF 631, MGM 625, MGO 630, MGO 641, MGA 609, MGG 635

FIFTH YEAR
Fall MAE 377, MAE 451, MGE 601, three MBA electives, one MBA practicum
Spring MAE 422, MAE 434, MAE 425, three MBA electives

Contact the School of Management for elective options.

Refer to the School of Management's MBA Handbook for requirements for MBA candidates.

Upon completion, you will be awarded a BS diploma and an MBA diploma, with a transcript notation that these degrees were awarded as part of a combined degree program.