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Level 1Sample Title | Engineer-In-Training (EIT)
Earnings | $40,000 to $65,000 a year
Requirements | • Bachelor’s degree
Responsibilities | Doing general engineering analyses under the supervision of a licensed engineer; working with other engineers and researchers to solve design problems.
Level 2 Sample Title | Professional Engineer (PE)
Earnings | $60,000 to $100,000 a year
Requirements | • 4 years of experience as an engineer-in-training (EIT)
• Pass a licensing exam
Responsibilities | Doing more complex analyses with limited supervision; taking on larger, more complicated design projects; supervising the work of engineers in training.
Level 3Sample Title | Senior Engineer
Earnings | $80,000 to $150,000 a year
Requirements | • 5 to 10 years of experience as a PE
• Possibly a graduate degree
Responsibilities | Reviewing other engineers’ work; being responsible for staff and planning; initiating new design concepts and assigning responsibilities to other engineering staff.
Level 4Sample Title | Director of Engineering
Earnings | $100,000 to $170,000 a year
Requirements | • 10 or more years of experience
• Graduate degree in engineering or business administration
• Involved in major engineering programs
Responsibilities | Being responsible for decision making and overall engineering policy; evaluating new designs; liaising with other departments to ensure that the engineering work is meeting the requirements of the company; carrying out departmental administrative functions, such as budgeting.
Source: Career Cruising, https://www2.careercruising.com/careers/sample-career-path/10

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Experience required to become an Aerospace Engineer

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Experience required to become an Aerospace Engineer

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Professional Engineer License (required after entry level)

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Level of Experience
Hourly    Annual
Entry Wage | $36.36 | $75,620
Median Wage | $43.18 | $89,810
Experienced Wage | $52.27 | $108,720

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics http://www.bls.gov

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Suggested classes that should be taken for this field (contd.)

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Suggested classes that should be taken for this field (contd.)

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Recommended classes for college students:

Thermodynamics

Fluid Mechanics

Aerodynamics

Flight and Space Dynamics

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Will technology in this field be outdated?

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Will technology in this field be outdated?

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Will the tech be outdated?  No, I do not think that the tech will be outdated, but I do think it will be updated. The reason why I think it will not be outdated is because it is heavily used.

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Suggested classes that should be taken for this field

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Suggested classes that should be taken for this field

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Recommended classes for high school students:

Math

Physics

Trigonometry

Chemistry

Calculus

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An aerospace engineer is someone who designs and creates things like spacecraft, aircraft's, missiles, systems for national defense, and satellites. They also test out the things that they create.

Direct and coordinate the design, manufacture, and testing of aircraft and aerospace products

Assess proposals for projects to determine if they are technically and financially feasible

Determine if proposed projects will result in safe aircraft and parts

Evaluate designs to see that the products meet engineering principles, customer requirements, and environmental challenges

Develop acceptance criteria for design methods, quality standards, sustainment after delivery, and completion dates

Ensure that projects meet quality standards

Inspect malfunctioning or damaged products to identify sources of problems and possible solutions

Source: https://collegegrad.com/careers/aerospace-engineers

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The projected 10 year growth of Aerospace engineering is decreasing by 2%(2014-2024).

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Top Schools that offer Aerospace Engineering

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Top Schools that offer Aerospace Engineering

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Stanford University

California Institute of Technology

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Georgia Institute of Technology

U of M (Ann Arbor)

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Education Needed to become an Aerospace Engineer

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Education Needed to become an Aerospace Engineer

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Minimum education requirement for this career is a bachelors degree. Courses in math, English, and science are recommended. A degree in mechanical engineering is also applauded. Aerospace related program take 4 years to complete.