Aeronautical Engineering is one of the four departments working under the Dean of the Faculty of Turkish Air Force Academy. The main target of the department is to educate aeronautical engineer officers who are equipped with information on aeronautical science technologies and open to progress and who can, reach, interpret and question information and who possess scientific thinking and ethics.
Covering this scope, Aeronautical Engineering Department is working on its own part of the mission to train the future pilots by means of its continuously improving and developing academic staff, up-to-date laboratories, supportive course documents and its curriculum equivalent to similar departments in other universities and considering the needs of the Air Force Command.
The engineering education basically covers the following subjects:
· Aerodynamics
· Propulsion Systems
· Structural Analysis
· Flight Mechanics and Control
· Design and Improvement
Aeronautical Engineering has been offering the four year undergraduate education since 1974. Since then, continuous improvement and development are in progress. The curriculum is in harmony with the advancing technology and science world.
Between 1974 and 1997, the name of the department was Aircraft Engineering. In 1992, the curriculum was updated in order to ensure equivalence with the universities offering the same degree of engineering and the department was named as Aeronautics Engineering in 1997. As a result, the department has conformity to the State University Level Education Department’s standards and has an identical curriculum with the universities offering the same degree. Since 2000, cadets have been graduating with an aeronautical engineer degree.
Finally, the curriculum was updated in 2003. In addition to that, course contents and applications are examined in detail at the end of every academic year and appropriate revisions are put into practice after thorough assessments.
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| NAME SURNAME | DUTY |
| ERGÜVEN VATANDAŞ | INSTRUCTOR/HEAD QUARTER |
| ABDURRAHMAN HACIOĞLU | INSTRUCTOR |
| YILMAZ ALTUNTAŞ | INSTRUCTOR |
| İBRAHİM KOÇ | INSTRUCTOR |
| HAYDAR UYANIK | INSTRUCTOR |
| MURAT UYGUN | INSTRUCTOR |
| EVREN ÖZŞAHİN | INSTRUCTOR |
| ZAFER KAZANCI | INSTRUCTOR |
| MANSUR ÇELEBİ | INSTRUCTOR |
| M.CİHANGİR KOCA | LAB.TECHNICIAN |
|
No |
Code |
Course |
Duration |
|
1 |
HVC 361 |
GAS DYNAMICS |
(3 0 0) |
|
2 |
HVC 362 |
TURBOMACHINERY THEORY |
(3 0 0) |
|
3 |
HVC 363 |
COMBUSTION |
(3 0 0) |
|
4 |
HVC 364 |
RECIPROCATING ENGINES |
(3 0 0) |
|
5 |
HVC 365 |
MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES * |
(3 0 0) |
|
6 |
HVC 366 |
MECHANICS OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS |
(3 0 0) |
|
7 |
HVC 368 |
MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS * |
(3 0 0) |
|
8 |
HVC 369 |
(3 0 0) |
|
|
9 |
HVC 372 |
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS ** |
(3 0 0) |
|
10 |
HVC 461 |
BOUNDARY LAYERS |
(3 0 0) |
|
11 |
HVC 462 |
INTRODUCTION TO SPACE SCIENCES * |
(2 0 0) |
|
12 |
HVC 463 |
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS |
(3 0 0) |
|
13 |
HVC 464 |
(3 0 0) |
|
|
14 |
HVC 465 |
AUTOMATIC CONTROL * |
(2 0 0) |
|
15 |
HVC 466 |
METEOROLOGY |
(2 0 0) |
|
16 |
HVC 467 |
COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS * |
(3 0 0) |
|
17 |
HVC 468 |
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE AND PREPARATION |
(2 0 0) |
|
18 |
HVC 472 |
PROPULSION SYSTEMS II |
(3 0 0) |
|
19 |
HVC 474 |
AIRCRAFT ENGINE DESIGN |
(2 2 0) |
|
20 |
HVC 476 |
AIRCRAFT DESIGN * |
(2 2 0) |
|
21 |
HVC 478 |
STABILITY AND CONTROL |
(3 0 0) |
|
22 |
ISL 402 |
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS |
(2 0 0) |