Handbook - Dynamics of Aerospace Vehicles, Systems and Avionics

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Overview

AERO4620 is one of the core courses in the Aerospace Engineering degree. it consists of three distinct modules: Module A deals with all systems onboard flying vehicles that are necessary for their proper functioning. Module B covers avionics, as well as all other non-electronic systems that are integrated with the… For more content click the Read More button below.

AERO4620 is one of the core courses in the Aerospace Engineering degree. it consists of three distinct modules:

Module A deals with all systems onboard flying vehicles that are necessary for their proper functioning.

Module B covers avionics, as well as all other non-electronic systems that are integrated with the avionic ones.

Module C is about dynamics of aerospace vehicles.

Topics include: Fluidic, mechanical and electrical systems in aerospace vehicles; environment control; avionics and advanced aircraft systems; computer-aided vehicle management; avionics requirements; avionics integration; airborne sensors; navigation; stability and control systems; cockpit environment; static and dynamic stability of atmospheric vehicles; flight control; handling and flying qualities

Conditions for Enrolment

Prerequisite: AERO3660 and (MMAN3200 or ELEC3114)

Delivery

In-person - Standard (usually weekly or fortnightly)

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Fees

Type	Amount
Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable)	$1119
Domestic Students	$6840
International Students	$6840

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Term 1

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Sydney

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Field of Education

031501 Aerospace Engineering

Timetable

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