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Study of cultural anthropology and communication in international business. Exploration of managing contrasting cultural values while maintaining organizational culture.
Principles and essential elements of U.S. and international airport planning and design trends; airport master planning and layout plans, geometric design, layout of airfield and terminal facilities, obstruction analysis, signage and lighting, forecasting, airside and landside interface, capacity and delay effects, and environmental planning.
Human factors concepts and implications affecting the development, configuration, and application of uncrewed systems; types and functions of human-machine-interfaces (HMI)s; human behavior, capabilities, and limitations; psychological and perceptual information processing; sensation, cognition, and ergonomics; and effects of autonomy. Considerations relating to the development, configuration, and application of HMIs used for command, control, and communication (C3), autonomous operation, and the review and manipulation of sensor data.
The use of financial accounting information in business operations. The accounting cycle; adjusting entries; merchandising operations; inventory; depreciation; accounting for assets, liabilities, and stockholder's equity; financial statement analysis.
Overview of behavioral concepts affecting individual and group performance in organizations. Emphasis on research, theory, and practice.
Optimization of uncrewed systems configurations for operational tasks. Component and payload selection for real-world challenges while adhering to best practices and regulations.
Covers the complete project lifecycle, including planning, executing, monitoring, and closing. Emphasis on global project management standards and terminology.
Industry growth and challenges in uncrewed systems across air, space, ground, and maritime domains. Focus on autonomy, integration, communication, and regulatory issues.
Students are provided with an opportunity to explore incompressible flow airfoil theory and wing theory. Topics center on calculation of stall speed, drag and basic performance criteria, configuration changes, high and low speed conditions, special flight conditions, and an introduction to compressible flow.
Inquiry into ethics and social responsibility for managers. Economic, legal, political, environmental, technological social issues. Interactions between government, business, and society.
Lab experiments for ELEC 230. Using both hardware and software simulations with Diodes, Field Effect Transistors (FET) and Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT) to design rectifiers, biasing networks, and small signal amplifiers.
Continues exploration of project management tools, such as communication matrix, stakeholder analysis, and make-buy decisions. Emphasizes management of quality, communication, stakeholders, and procurement, following global standards.
This course is lab part of the introduction to robotics with emphasis on hands-on experience of embedded microcontroller unit and emulation of serial robotic systems. Topics include the programming skills of microcontroller unit used for robotic systems; coding MCU for sensors and actuators; forward and inverse kinematics of articulated mechanical arms; and trajectory generation and interpolation.
Mechanical behavior of aerospace materials; methods for strengthening metals, ceramics, composites; materials selection using functions, constraints, objectives; Ashby materials property charts; hybrid materials design; aerospace engineering case studies; course project.
Computation, communication, and information systems to solve problems and create opportunities. Enterprise system model to link suppliers, customers, and competitors.