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Research and EducationFocus Areas
Many of our faculty members have interests in two or more of these areas, and in fact, some students may end up doing research that spans multiple focus areas. The purpose of defining these areas is to allow for specialization of the academic program in a sustainable way, aligned with the primary research interests of the faculty. Furthermore, by bringing students directly into one of these groups we seek to facilitate and strengthen their connection with a primary advisor and with other like-minded students in the department. Course Schedules - Click on the semester you are interested in, select “search courses,” and type in “ASEN” to see a list of available courses. You can also access the PLUS web site from CUConnect. Graduate Student Handbook (fall 2007 matriculates and beyond) : Graduate Student Handbook (spring 2006 matriculates and before) Engineering Management Program Teaching and Professional Development
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The MS and PhD programs in Aerospace Engineering Sciences are organized into five focus areas listed below. Graduate students are admitted into a specific focus area which provides research advising, financial support, and sets specialized admission and program requirements and recommendations for course work within and outside the department.
