Aerospace Engineering

Engineering Mathematics

Engineering mathematics is an area of applied mathematics that deals with mathematical concepts and procedures utilized in engineering and industry. Engineering mathematics, like engineering physics and engineering geology, is an interdisciplinary discipline inspired by engineers' needs for practical, theoretical, and other concerns outside of their specialty, as well as to deal with limits in order to be effective in their work. Engineering mathematics is the art of using math to solve complicated real-world issues by combining mathematical theory, practical engineering, and scientific computers to solve today's technology problems. Mathematicians tackle economic, scientific, technical, and business problems using mathematical theory, computational approaches, algorithms, and cutting-edge computer technology.

MATHEMATICS FOR AEROSPACE ENGINEERS: Matrices, determinants, vector spaces, linear transformation, Eigen systems, linear equations, introduction  to ordinary differential equations, homogeneous linear equations of second order, non- homogeneous linear equations of second order, free and forced oscillation problems, with variable coefficients, systems of equations, Fourier series, transform, Laplace transform, introduction to differencing  methods; basic concepts of partial differential equation, classification of second order equations, wave propagation in one-dimension, parabolic equations, higher dimensional problems, Laplace equation, Series solutions, transform methods, elements of complex variables.