Engineering
BA Business Administration (Finance)
University of Washington, United States
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Engineering
University of Washington, United States
The certificate builds proficiency in designing modern aircraft and aerospace composite structures, covering composite mechanics (anisotropy and orthotropy), micromechanics for lamina properties, lamination theory, failure criteria and damage and fracture mechanics. It can be taken alone or combined with a second College of Engineering certificate toward a professional master's degree.
Faculty: College of Engineering | Department: Aeronautics and Astronautics | Duration: 12 months (16 credits) | Location: Seattle, WA, United States
Required courses (12 credits): A E 550, A E 551, A E 553; culminating experience (4 credits): A E 555.
Aeronautics and Astronautics graduate certificates: resume or CV; unofficial transcript showing at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA; statement of purpose. Applicants lacking structures or composites background can opt into a Structures Bridge course.
Requirements published at program group level.
Duration: 12 months (16 credits)
Engineering
University of Washington, United States
Engineering
University of Washington, United States
Engineering
University of Washington, United States
Engineering
University of Washington, United States
Engineering
University of Washington, United States
Engineering
University of Washington, United States
Engineering
University of Washington, United States
Engineering
University of Washington, United States
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