Advanced Engineering Design Techniques
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Course Description

This course delves into the advanced principles and methodologies of engineering design with a specific focus on rocket science and its cutting-edge applications. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the design, development, and testing processes of modern rocket systems. The course emphasizes the integration of advanced technologies such as computational simulations, material science innovations, and AI-driven optimization in engineering.

Key topics include:

  1. Rocket Design Fundamentals
    • Aerodynamics and propulsion system basics.
    • Structural design principles for high-speed flight.
  2. Advanced Materials for Rocketry
    • Exploration of lightweight, high-strength materials.
    • Thermal protection systems and their applications.
  3. Simulation and Modeling Techniques
    • Using CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) for aerodynamic analysis.
    • FEA (Finite Element Analysis) for structural and thermal evaluations.
  4. Integration of AI in Rocket Design
    • AI-driven design optimization techniques.
    • Predictive analytics for performance enhancement.
  5. Rocket Payload and Mission Design
    • Designing payload compartments for diverse mission requirements.
    • Balancing cost, weight, and efficiency in satellite launch systems.
  6. Sustainable Rocket Technologies
    • Reusable rocket design principles.
    • Exploring eco-friendly propellants and their applications.
  7. Hands-on Projects and Case Studies
    • Real-world applications in aerospace engineering.
    • Reverse engineering of historical and modern rocket designs.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will:

  • Master the core and advanced principles of rocket design.
  • Develop skills to utilize AI and modern tools for designing and testing.
  • Understand the lifecycle of rocket systems from design to deployment.
  • Explore innovative techniques for sustainability in aerospace engineering.
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