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Aerospace Engineering Aircraft Optimal Design & Performance - OneDDL - 12-24-2024
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Free Download Aerospace Engineering Aircraft Optimal Design & Performance
Published: 12/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.01 GB | Duration: 1h 32m
Master the Fundamentals of Aircraft Performance, Stability and Design
What you'll learn
The Role of Performance when Designing Aircraft
Aircraft Maneuvers and Control
Aircraft Weights and Stability
Aircraft Range and Optimized Design
Requirements
An interest in Aerospace Engineering
Being 18 years old or more
Basic Physics Concepts
Description
The Aerospace Engineering: Aircraft Optimal Design & Performance Course is a multidisciplinary course where you will learn many topics regarding the fundamentals and advanced of aircraft performance and optimal design. This course is aimed at everyone who is interested in the aerospace sector, as well as those of you who might be considering working in the industry. My name is Lluís Foreman and I am an Aerospace Engineer having developed more than 10 courses for the aerospace and automotive industries here on Udemy, Coursera, and ValueKnow. ValueKnow is our dedicated webpage for professional courses with relevant information on industrial trends, companies of the sector, additional resources, and more. In this Course, you will learn the following: Lesson 1: Aircraft StabilityClass 1.1: Center of Gravity and PressureClass 1.2: Aircraft Longitudinal Stability ExplainedClass 1.3: Aircraft Lateral StabilityLesson 2: Aircraft Control and RangeClass 2.1: Aircraft Maneuvers and Control SurfacesClass 2.2: Aircraft WeightsClass 2.3: Aircraft Range AnalysisLesson 3: How to Design an Optimized AircraftClass 3.1: Fundamentals of Aircraft DesignClass 3.2: Breguet Equations ExplainedClass 3.3: Optimizing the Design of an AircraftAdditional Class 1: 1938 Supermarine Spitfire ExplainedAdditional Class 2: 1989 Northrop Grumman B-2 SpiritThis is a fundamentals course where you will learn the fundamentals of aerospace, as well as getting you motivated to learn more in the future. Aerospace is an incredible topic, and I hope you enjoy the course. As always, feel free to contact for any inquiries. Best, Lluís Foreman - ValueKnow Founder
Overview
Section 1: Aerospace Engineering: Aircraft Optimal Design & Performance
Lecture 1 Course Introduction and Lesson 1: Aircraft Stability
Lecture 2 Class 1.1: Center of Gravity and Pressure
Lecture 3 Lesson 1.2: Aircraft Longitudinal Stability Explained
Lecture 4 Class 1.3: Aircraft Lateral Stability
Lecture 5 Lesson 1: Recap & Conclusions
Lecture 6 Lesson 2: Aircraft Controls and Range
Lecture 7 Class 2.1: Aircraft Maneuvers and Control Surfaces
Lecture 8 Class 2.2: Aircraft Weights
Lecture 9 Class 2.3: Aircraft Range Analysis
Lecture 10 Lesson 2: Recap & Conclusions
Lecture 11 Lesson 3: Designing an Optimized Aircraft
Lecture 12 Class 3.1: How to Design an Aircraft
Lecture 13 Class 3.2: Breguet Equations Explained
Lecture 14 Class 3.3: Optimizing the Design of an Aircraft
Lecture 15 Lesson 3: Recap & Conclusions
Lecture 16 Aircraft Explained: Supermarine Spitfire
Lecture 17 Aircraft Explained: Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit
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