1. Review the timeline and history.

This article is written on the platform of American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, who are a world large technical society dedicated to the aerospace profession. This article sums up various developments in aerospace engineering and important discoveries. You can see by decades a list of accomplishments documented in this website. The text starts with the exact date of the event followed by a short description. You can go back in history up to the category of Pre-1700s and see the very first event related with space and flight technology documented in 1000 before Christ (BC). This website is useful to a student or someone interested in aerospace engineering because you can see the history behind this field of study and the evolution of various technologies. It is the first item on this list because it is very important and can be interesting to understand the basics and the background of aerospace engineering before starting to study the details of this field of study.

2. Learn aircraft design.

This article is on the platform of engineering clicks, a very popular website focusing on mechanical design and allowing a place where engineers can discuss and share ideas. The writer is Yuvraj Domun who has a degree in Aerospace Dynamics. This article is a very detailed one focusing on aircraft design. It gives you step by step list of instructions including many tips to improve and learn the way to create a design. At first, it might seem a complicated and advanced article, but it is easy to understand and allows you to start from the beginning of the process of designing. This article is divided into 7 steps. Under each step is an explanation on how to accomplish that step and then you can move on to the other one. This article might be more appropriate for people starting their studies in aerospace engineering because it allows the student to apply the knowledge of this article directly in their project or understanding of the subject.

3. Discover jobs and market opportunities.

This article is written on Aerotime Hub a global platform combining aviation and business solutions. If you are planning on finishing your study in aerospace engineering and having a career in this field of study, this article will give you many choices for your future. The article is a list of 12 potential career paths you can apply to after finishing your study in aerospace engineering or that a degree in aerospace engineering can help you reach. Each job opportunity is mark with a number and a small description will give you a better understanding of this choice. The article sums up in an easy and structured way a lot of option form aircraft or spacecraft designer to a possibility in military aerodynamic engineering and also suggest a career as a pilot or staff crew. This article is the last one on my list because I consider it as a closure and as the last step you need to think when you start your study in this field of study. This article also can help any of you who aren't sure what they want to do in the future while pursuing your study in aerospace engineering.