About the Program
The Aerospace Engineering program at Skyline High School offers students a rigorous, hands-on introduction to the fundamentals of aerospace and aeronautical engineering. Through this specialized STEM curriculum, students explore the principles of flight, aircraft design, propulsion systems, and space technology. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing students for both college-level engineering studies and potential careers in the aerospace industry.
Key Program Features:
- Project-based learning incorporating real-world engineering challenges
- Advanced mathematics and physics applications
- Computer-aided design (CAD) and simulation software training
- Collaborative design projects and team-based problem solving
- Industry-standard tools and technology exposure
Details
- Degree/Certification: High School / College Credit
- Program: Aerospace Engineering
- Length of Program: Other
This program offers both high school credit and potential college credit through dual enrollment opportunities. Students will:
- Complete advanced coursework in mathematics, physics, and engineering principles
- Develop technical drawing and 3D modeling skills
- Participate in hands-on laboratory experiments and flight simulations
- Design and build prototype aircraft and rocket systems
- Learn from industry professionals through guest speaking events and field trips
- Have opportunities to participate in aerospace-related competitions and clubs
Recommended for students interested in pursuing careers in:
- Aerospace Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Aviation
- Space Technology
- Defense Industry