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Metropolitan State University of Denver · 3 credits · UGRD

Prerequisite(s): None Students examine how individuals and defining events of the past influenced the development of aviation and aerospace science. From early myths to advents in aerospace science, such as advances in propulsion systems, structural materials, navigation techniques, high altitude flights, and weather analysis have had upon the progress of manned flight in and beyond the atmosphere are considered. Students vicariously relive many of the extraordinary experiences of early aviators and space pioneers. The evolution of aviation science in comparison to aerospace science is described. Historical events are analyzed for applicability to embracing future opportunities and career paths in aviation and space science.
Fall 2026 · 3 sections
Aug 17 – Dec 13
| Section | Days & time | Location | Instructor |
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| 002Class #50866 | Time not published | Online Course ONLINE | Anderson,Paul |
| 001Class #51411 | Time not published |
| Doody,Kathleen |
| 003Class #54503 | Time not published | Online Course ONLINE | Not published |
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