Undergraduate Program for Major in Astronautics Engineering
I. Description of major
Astronautics engineering is based on the “Flight Vehicle Design and Engineering,” which belongs to Aeronautical and Astronautical Science and Technology. The discipline of Flight Vehicle Design is one of first disciplines that are entitled as National Key Discipline, and has the qualification to authorize Doctor and Master degrees. This major has built post-doctoral research center in the disciplines of Aeronautics& Astronautics Technology, and Mechanics.
Our major has good reputations for fundamental research and engineering application in the field of Space Plane, Aerospace Launch Vehicle System, and Maneuver and Operational Spacecraft. The major mainly focus on research of missile, spacecraft and spaceplane, and carries out outstanding technologies of System Design, Structure Design, Flight Mechanics and Guidance & Control, etc. Graduated students have opportunity to apply postgraduate education position in flight vehicle design discipline or other disciplines. This major has outstanding faculties, all of them have obtained doctoral degree, about 60% of them have experience of overseas study or research. They also have opportunity to work in the corresponding industries to be engaged in the research of flight vehicle system design, structural design, flight dynamics and control, etc.
II. Objectives
This program aims to cultivate students to be high-qualified engineers or researchers who have solid mathematics and mechanics foundation, basic knowledge and theory of disciplines related to astronautical engineering as well as the corresponding professional knowledge. By learning general education courses, graduates can obtain knowledge of mathematics, mechanics, and humanity; By learning discipline courses, graduates can obtain knowledge of principle of flight, flight vehicle design theories and methods, and frontier technologies of flight vehicle design discipline; By learning experimental courses and taking part in practice trainings, graduates will get their capabilities in experiment, practice, research, and creation. The education objective of this major is to train elites with scientific knowledge and technologies of advanced flight vehicle for the fields of astronautics, aeronautics and other industries.
III. Requirements
Students need to learn fundamental theory and knowledge of flight vehicle design, be trained in flight vehicle design, and obtain capabilities to take part in flight vehicle design research and engineering. Graduates should obtain following knowledge and capabilities:
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Familiar with policies, rules, and laws of this discipline, and know frontier, application prospective, and development trends.
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Master the fundamental theory and knowledge in system design, structural design, flight mechanics, aerodynamics, guidance and control, etc.
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Have the capabilities in flight vehicle design, including computation, testing, experiment, and computer program developing.
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Be good at literature searching, and have the capabilities in scientific research and paper writing.
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Be capable of practicing and experiment, and has the potential to carry out creative work.
IV. Length of schooling and degree granted
Length of schooling: 4 years for undergraduates
Degree granted:Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
V. Hours/Credits Units
Total credit: 146.5 credits
Including units:
General education courses:
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63.5 credits
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Percentage of total credits: 43.3%
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Discipline or major courses:
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60.0 credits
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Percentage of total credits: 41.0%
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Comprehensive practices:
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23.0 credits
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Percentage of total credits: 15.7%
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VI. Discipline or major courses
(1) Discipline elementary courses: 21.5 credits
U01M12004 Theoretic Mechanics 4.0 credits
U05M12019 Electrical and Electronic Technology 4.0 credits
U05M12020 The Fundamental of Machine Design 3.5 credits
U05M22009 Experiment for Electrical and Electronic Technology 1.0 credit
U06M12005 Mechanics of Materials 3.0 credits
U02M12502 Aerodynamics 3.0 credits
U02M12503 Automatic Control Principles 3.0 credits
(2) Major’s core courses: 19.5 credits
U02M12206 Orbital Mechanics for Aerospace Vehicle 3.0 credits
U02M12505 Flight Vehicle Flight Dynamics 4.0 credits
U02M12506 Fundamentals of Rocket Propulsion 4.0 credits
U02M12507 Flight Vehicle Attitude Dynamics and Control 2.5 credits
U02M12509 Flight Vehicle Structure Mechanics 3.0 credits
U02M12513 Flight Vehicle Guidance 3.0 credits
VII. Course modules and credit distribution: 146.5 total credits
1. General education courses: 63.5 credits
(1) Chinese culture: 19 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U26G11001
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Chinese for Foreigners I
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3.5 Credits
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U26G12002
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Chinese Culture I
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2.0 Credits
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U26G11003
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Chinese for Foreigners II
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4.0 Credits
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U26G12004
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Chinese Culture II
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2.0 Credits
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U26G11005
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Chinese for Foreigners III
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3.5 Credits
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U26G11006
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Chinese for Foreigners IV
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4.0 Credits
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(2) University general education courses: 11.5 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U05M12027
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Mechanical Mapping
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3.0 Credits
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U10G12012
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College Computer (English)
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2.0 Credits
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U10G22013
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College Computer (English) Experiment
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1.5 Credits
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U10G12032
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C Programming (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U10G22033
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C Programming Experiment II (English)
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2.0 Credits
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(3) Level-based general education courses: 29 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U11G12035
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Calculus II (1) (English)
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4.0 Credits
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U11G12036
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Calculus II (2) (English)
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4.0 Credits
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U11G12037
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Calculus II (3) (English)
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4.0 Credits
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U11G12038
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Linear algebra (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U11G12040
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Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics (English)
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3.5 Credits
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U11G43048
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Physics IV(1) (English)
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4.0 Credits
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U11G42049
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Physics IV(2) (English)
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3.5 Credits
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U11G28063
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Physics Experiment III (1) (English)
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1.5 Credits
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U11G28064
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Physics Experiment III (2) (English)
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1.5 Credits
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(4) Physical Education: 4.0 credits
2. Discipline or major courses: 60 credits
(1) Discipline elementary courses: 21.5 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U01M12004
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Theoretical Mechanics (English)
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4.0 Credits
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U05M12019
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Electrical and Electronic Technology (English)
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4.0 Credits
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U05M22009
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Experiment for Electrical and Electronic Technology (English)
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1.0 Credits
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U05M12020
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The Fundamental of Machine Design (English)
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3.5 Credits
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U06M12005
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Mechanics of Materials (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U02M12502
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Aerodynamics (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U02M12503
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Principles of Automatic Control (English)
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3.0 Credits
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(2) Major’s core courses: 19.5 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U02M12206
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Orbital Mechanics for Aerospace Vehicle (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U02M12505
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Flight Vehicle Flight Dynamics (English)
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4.0 Credits
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U02M12506
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Fundamentals of Rocket Propulsion (English)
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4.0 Credits
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U02M12507
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Flight Vehicle Attitude Dynamics and Control (English)
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2.5 Credits
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U02M12509
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Flight Vehicle Structure Mechanics (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U02M12513
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Flight Vehicle Guidance (English)
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3.0 Credits
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(3) Discipline’s frontier courses: 1.5 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U02M12501
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Introduction to Aerospace Engineering (English)
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1.5 Credits
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(4) Major’s elective courses: 17.5 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U02M12508
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Fundamentals of Flight Vehicle Navigation (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U02M12510
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Rocket Engine Design (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U02M12511
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Computational Aerodynamic (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U02M12512
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Theory and Application of System Identification (English)
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2.5 Credits
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U02M12514
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Modern Vehicle Structural Design (English)
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3.0 Credits
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U02M12515
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System Engineering of Flight Vehicle (English)
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3.0 Credits
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3. Comprehensive practices: 23 credits
(1) Design/dissertation for graduation: 15 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U02P72001
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Graduation Thesis (Design)
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15.0 Credits
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(2) Internship: 8 credits
Course Code
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Course Name
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Credit
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U32P41001
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Metalworking A
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2.0 Credits
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U02P42001
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Acknowledge Internship
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1.0 Credits
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U02P42002
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Engineering Internship
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3.0 Credits
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U02P52001
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Flight mechanics course design
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1.0 Credits
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U02P52002
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Course design for numerical calculation of aerodynamics
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1.0 Credits
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