Aerospace

• 1. Aerospace engineersBy Walker and Theo

2. The job1

• They design,test,develop, planes.

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• They design missiles.

• They design military equipment.

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• Helpful High School Courses

• Students take courses that meet college requirements.

• Helpful high school courses would include:

• Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, Statistics and Probability,

• Also Trigonometry/Advanced Algebra.

5. Education path2

• Majors & Degrees

• Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering.

• Engineering Mechanics.

• Engineering Physics.

• Metallurgical Engineering.

• Polymer/Plastics Engineering.

6. Outlook

• Outlook Information Wisconsin Outlook

• Job seekers will face competition for position openings.

• National Outlook

• Job seekers will face competition for position openings.

• Factors Affecting Employment:

• orders for aircraft and space research:

• vehicles, economic conditions, and federal budget priorities.

7. Salary

• Aerospace EngineersSalary Ranges

• Wisconsin salary range: $57,940 to $106,350

• National salary range: $58,130 to $134,570

8. Employers

• Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing (59%)

• Federal Government, excluding Postal Service (10%)

• Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services (7%)

• Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing (6%)

• Educational Services, Private (2%) Employment Services (2%)

9. The end All information taken fromwww.wiscarrers.wicsc.edu