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https://www.mynextmove.org/profile/summary/17-2011.00

http://www.careerinfonet.org/occ_rep.asp?nodeid=2&optstatus=000110111&next=occ_rep&jobfam=17&soccode=172011&stfips=&level=&id=1&ES=Y&EST=aerospace+engineer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerospace_engineering

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Not the best-

Below average growth is expected.

Because of this I am less inclined to enter this field of study

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I am really interested in anything that flies

and I already have rudimentary understanding

of the physics involved. I do well in math and science.

Also, only a bachelors degree is required to enter the

industry. The pay doesn't hurt either.

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Verbal and Communication Skills

Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

Math and Science Skills

Technology Design and Control

Leadership

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Wesley Brown Career Exploration  3/31/15

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Wesley Brown Career Exploration  3/31/15

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This chart shows average pay by state.

Darker states have a higher pay , ranging

from $58,600 to $126,00

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Some engineers work hands on designing and building aircraft, spacecraft, and missiles in a lab. Nowadays more engineers are working in an office environment to utilize design and simulation programs to avoid extra costs that would be entailed to build and test real aircraft. If the tests on a new design or modification look good, then they would begin building in real life.

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4 years of math

4 years of science

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Bachelors degree

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Aerospace Engineers design, test, and

manufacture aircraft, spacecraft, and missiles.

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Previously known as Aeronautical Engineer, the term was

discarded as the field expanded to include spacecraft.

Divided into two subclasses:

aeronautical engineering:

-Craft in Earth's atmosphere

astronautical engineering:

-Craft in space and beyond