School of Aerospace Engineering
Program of Study Flowcharts
2001-2003 General Catalog
March 2004
The following program of study flowcharts provide a graphical description of
the AE undergraduate degree program in a manner that make it easy to see prerequisite
relationships between courses. The flowcharts show the courses arranged in a
grid with each row corresponding to a particular semester and the columns used
to separate each course. A key that describes the graphical features is provided
at the top of each flowchart. You are encouraged to print copies of a flowchart
and use it to plan and mark off your progress in your program of study. You
should discuss these plans with your AE Academic Advisor who will help you work
out any details.
NOTE: Only the Georgia Tech General Catalog provides authoritative descriptions
of the degree requirements and programs of study. The flowcharts provided below
provide suggestions on how to complete the program of study. While every effort
has been made to insure their accuracy, if mistakes or errors are spotted, please
bring this to the attention of Prof.
Craig so that corrected versions can be prepared as quickly as possible.
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Basic Program Flowcharts
- Flowchart A1 for entering Freshmen (June 2005)
- This flowchart is one of two randomly assigned to entering freshmem. The
first year shows schedules designed to balance the enrollment in the required
AE and CS courses (as well as HPS and SS). Otherwise, they are identical for
years 2-4.
- Flowchart A2 for entering Freshmen (June 2005)
- This flowchart is one of two randomly assigned to entering freshmem. The
first year shows schedules designed to balance the enrollment in the required
AE and CS courses (as well as HPS and SS). Otherwise, they are identical for
years 2-4.
- Flowchart F1 for entering Freshmen (March
2004)
- This flowchart is one of two randomly assigned to entering freshmem. The
first year shows schedules designed to balance the enrollment in the required
AE and CS courses (as well as HPS and SS). Otherwise, they are identical for
years 2-4.
- Flowchart F2 for entering Freshmen (March
2004)
- This flowchart is one of two randomly assigned to entering freshmem. The
first year shows schedules designed to balance the enrollment in the required
AE and CS courses (as well as HPS and SS). Otherwise, they are identical for
years 2-4.
Alternative Program Flowcharts
- Alternate Flowchart ALT-1 (March
2004)
- This flowchart shows the first AE lab course starting in Fall of the junior
year and AE3021 taken before AE4350.
- Alternate Flowchart ALT-2 (March
2004)
- This flowchart shows AE3450 concurrently with AE2020 which may be somewhat
more difficult because for some students, AE2020 provides good motivation
for the more abstract elements of thermodynamics in AE3450. The ECE courses
are also not in sequence one after the other. Finally, there is more variability
in the number of hours per semester.
- Alternate Flowchart ALT-3 (March 2004)
- This shows another variation in the sequencing of the AE lab classes and
swaps some of the semesters for some of the AE courses.
- Alternate Flowchart ALT-4 (March 2004)
- This shows minor changes in the sequencing of the labs and other courses.
There is more variability in the number of hours per semester.
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