Thank you Mrs. Aliya for such a long description of syllabus and about books please come soon with new lesson which you know it is most important I have request that come with numerical problem of lift and wing area Have a great and happy time
@@AliyaBurkit hey there i am a very enthusiasm in aerospace i have some queries for the plan to deep down in it, are u on any social media or any othere kind of things where we can talk???
Currently I am a student and im a space enthusiast and i do like math and physics alot like alot and im stumbled by 2 majors now either aerospace engineering as I like space and rockets and math the other major is physics as I like math and physics and want to discover the wonders of the universe, what do you advice me to do ?
Hello ma'am, thanks for these videos. I've been doing a marathon from your 1st video until somewhere in the middle. And i came to your latest video just to ask some question. I'm a mechanical engineering student. I don't want it. I entered this major because in my country, here only 1 university that has aerospace engineering major, and I failed to pass the test. Turns out I entered a campus with mechanical engineering major. I hate it, it's so automotive and machine is too broad. Machine and strctural concept is everywhere and also consist of completely different principle. My question is, is it possible for someone to self taught aerospace engineering? Without hardware facility (of course i don't have wind tunnel in my house, turbine engine in my bedroom, or machinaries to produce aeroplane), i'm sure i won't be able to pursue a very much technical job in the field. But.... what if I spend a lot in learning softwares like flow simulation and things related to aerodynamic? Is it really possible? I mean, self taught doesn't give me degree. But i hope this self learning still can give me a kind of aerospace engineering in my future...... Sorry for my bad english. I hope u get what i was saying. Thank you :) i learn a lot from your channe;
I wonder if its possible for a math major to learn all of the missing subjects by themselves and pass certification or some sort of exam to get a job in this field. Like, alot of math and vector topics you just mentioned i already studied in our more dense Calculus classes (in a russian university btw).
Also a lot of orbital mechanics i know after watching so many videos on youtube and playing KSP, but i understand this is very basic underestanding, proper courses would teach me much better. I even made my Bachelor Thesis a simulation of Solar System with planets moving according to real physics and not just in circles.
@@AliyaBurkit Glad to hear that :D After completing this video, I intend to take mechanical engineering instead because there is no employee-class AE available here. Maybe I could learn the AE materials from your videos and suggested books before getting into AE graduate school (God willing). Thank you, Aliya! Please keep up the good work
Great to hear! Important advice - study well, obviously, but what matters more is what connections you make while at the uni, and what skills you will acquire. Always try to participate in projects, competitions and student groups based on your interests
@@AliyaBurkit hey ma'am can u help me to get more knowledge about aerospace engineering. I'm very much bonded with aerospace from my childhood and now I'm preparing for JEE exam in india. So I request you to help me to get into aerospace more ...🙏🏻🙏🏻
Awesome video. Hey i want to ask how to apply as a non US citizen or foreign student? What universities want (like if students have to specially good at particular thing) in their foreign students? Which subjects should i be good in high school to apply in US based universities undergrad program?
That's a really good question. Applying to a US university is a whole different story if you want to get some scholarship or stipend. But generally, you need good enough grades in school, maybe better grades math and physics, but you also need to take tests, such as SAT and TOEFL, and after that you need to write a convincing essay, where you would show how you're a good fit for the university. Basically, you need to stand out from other applicants somehow. Maybe you have a side project or volunteering experience. You have to show them that you're really interested in this field, and would do this even if you don't go to university
@@AliyaBurkit Thanks a lot. It really helps me. Also what bout scholarships? What should one have to get scholarships? How are scholarships given? based on SAT marks or side projects or based on your family income?
Usually they don't give scholarships to non-citizens. So you have to look for universities that have an option of full scholarship. Sometimes it's income based, sometimes it's based on how much they like you as a prospective student.
I am interested in aeronautics and can you explain how can I make myself eligible after completing the degree to work in worlds famous Aerospace companies?
Well, it's tough to make it happen. But I heard of some people who managed to get hired to famous companies. My advice - plan to do a PhD in the country where your dream company is
Just study well and try to become part of engineering or design group at your school. Some schools have automotive programs, where you create an electric(or any other) car and compete with pther school groups. That type of experience will help you get in the university cheaper (or even with scholarship)
@@AliyaBurkit In Turkey when you see someone you can say "Selamun Aleykum" and probably it will say "Aleykum Selam" This is a traditional type of greetings, particular to Muslim world
Thank you for taking us on your journey:)
Thank you Mrs. Aliya for such a long description of syllabus and about books
please come soon with new lesson which you know it is most important
I have request that come with numerical problem of lift and wing area
Have a great and happy time
You're welcome! Yes, I will
@@AliyaBurkit hey there i am a very enthusiasm in aerospace i have some queries for the plan to deep down in it, are u on any social media or any othere kind of things where we can talk???
I clicked so quick ♥️♥️
Thanks!
@@AliyaBurkit you have crazy good grades 😱😱😱
Haha thanks
My scholarship required me to have grades above C
i'm stuck in mechanical engineering but i want to do aerospace engineering
Mrs. Aliya thanks for video I hope I will be aerospace engineer like you.( I am still first year at my school.)
Thank you for watching! I hope you will be even better than me ;)
Thanks for this Aliya!
You're welcome!
Excellent work Alia! Really grateful
Dear Mrs. Aliya
You have been absent for two and half months as I am writing by now.
Please come back and upload more videos.
Lots of love from Iran.
Hi, thank you for noticing that. I'm going to come back soon 🤞
I was waiting for a new video
Hope you find it interesting!
Happy teacher day ♥️ mam
Thank you!
This is awesome
Thanks!
Thank you
You're welcome!
First to view and to comment !! 😎🥳🥰
Thanks!
Love you mam from nepal
Thank you for watching!
Thank you Mam,
Thank you for watching!
Currently I am a student and im a space enthusiast and i do like math and physics alot like alot and im stumbled by 2 majors now either aerospace engineering as I like space and rockets and math the other major is physics as I like math and physics and want to discover the wonders of the universe, what do you advice me to do ?
Love you 💕 from india...
I expect more videos in future...❤️
Thank you! Yes, of course there will be more videos!
@@AliyaBurkit ❤️
Mam, Please make video on Master in Astrodynamics Engineering.
Thanks for a suggestion! I will try
Great one. What books will you recommend for someone interested in Aerospace Engineering?
Hello ma'am, thanks for these videos. I've been doing a marathon from your 1st video until somewhere in the middle. And i came to your latest video just to ask some question.
I'm a mechanical engineering student. I don't want it. I entered this major because in my country, here only 1 university that has aerospace engineering major, and I failed to pass the test. Turns out I entered a campus with mechanical engineering major. I hate it, it's so automotive and machine is too broad. Machine and strctural concept is everywhere and also consist of completely different principle.
My question is, is it possible for someone to self taught aerospace engineering? Without hardware facility (of course i don't have wind tunnel in my house, turbine engine in my bedroom, or machinaries to produce aeroplane), i'm sure i won't be able to pursue a very much technical job in the field. But.... what if I spend a lot in learning softwares like flow simulation and things related to aerodynamic? Is it really possible? I mean, self taught doesn't give me degree. But i hope this self learning still can give me a kind of aerospace engineering in my future......
Sorry for my bad english. I hope u get what i was saying. Thank you :) i learn a lot from your channe;
I wonder if its possible for a math major to learn all of the missing subjects by themselves and pass certification or some sort of exam to get a job in this field. Like, alot of math and vector topics you just mentioned i already studied in our more dense Calculus classes (in a russian university btw).
Also a lot of orbital mechanics i know after watching so many videos on youtube and playing KSP, but i understand this is very basic underestanding, proper courses would teach me much better. I even made my Bachelor Thesis a simulation of Solar System with planets moving according to real physics and not just in circles.
For someone in its 28, starting undergrad degree in Aerospace/mechanical engineering worth it?
Of course! It's never too late if it's something that you really want to do in the future
@@AliyaBurkit Glad to hear that :D After completing this video, I intend to take mechanical engineering instead because there is no employee-class AE available here. Maybe I could learn the AE materials from your videos and suggested books before getting into AE graduate school (God willing). Thank you, Aliya! Please keep up the good work
Great idea. Thank you, I will!
I have recently started studying Aerospace engineering in Institute of Space technology Islamabad.some important peace of advice?
Great to hear! Important advice - study well, obviously, but what matters more is what connections you make while at the uni, and what skills you will acquire. Always try to participate in projects, competitions and student groups based on your interests
@@AliyaBurkit hey ma'am can u help me to get more knowledge about aerospace engineering. I'm very much bonded with aerospace from my childhood and now I'm preparing for JEE exam in india. So I request you to help me to get into aerospace more ...🙏🏻🙏🏻
I like your video🤩😍🥰😘🥳
Hi, im starting my aerospace course in 20 days, wish me luck
Wow nice! Good luck! 👍
John Taxpayer Hey, you from Singapore 🇸🇬?NTU?
Awesome video. Hey i want to ask how to apply as a non US citizen or foreign student? What universities want (like if students have to specially good at particular thing) in their foreign students? Which subjects should i be good in high school to apply in US based universities undergrad program?
That's a really good question. Applying to a US university is a whole different story if you want to get some scholarship or stipend.
But generally, you need good enough grades in school, maybe better grades math and physics, but you also need to take tests, such as SAT and TOEFL, and after that you need to write a convincing essay, where you would show how you're a good fit for the university. Basically, you need to stand out from other applicants somehow. Maybe you have a side project or volunteering experience. You have to show them that you're really interested in this field, and would do this even if you don't go to university
@@AliyaBurkit Thanks a lot. It really helps me. Also what bout scholarships? What should one have to get scholarships? How are scholarships given? based on SAT marks or side projects or based on your family income?
Usually they don't give scholarships to non-citizens. So you have to look for universities that have an option of full scholarship. Sometimes it's income based, sometimes it's based on how much they like you as a prospective student.
I would like to contact you to know about some project ideas madam. Is there any way??
Yes my email is in the channel description
I am interested in aeronautics and can you explain how can I make myself eligible after completing the degree to work in worlds famous Aerospace companies?
Well, it's tough to make it happen. But I heard of some people who managed to get hired to famous companies. My advice - plan to do a PhD in the country where your dream company is
@@AliyaBurkit is teaching a good experience at University?
Yes, if you enjoy teaching. But as a Masters or PhD student you would have to teach sometimes
Hello ma'am.
I wish to get in touch with you. I have a few issues i wish to discuss with you. If you dont mind.
Mam , i have also few issues have you solved your issue i want to discuss with you are u on any social media?
How high school student can start their journey to become aerospace engineering??
Just study well and try to become part of engineering or design group at your school. Some schools have automotive programs, where you create an electric(or any other) car and compete with pther school groups. That type of experience will help you get in the university cheaper (or even with scholarship)
@@AliyaBurkit thank you
You're welcome
come back .
I'm going to come back this month 🤞Life has been super busy.. 😬
Thanks
Greetings from Turkey 🙋🏻♂️
Greetings! Glad you're watching!
aleyküm selam xd
Does that mean hi?
@@AliyaBurkit In Turkey when you see someone you can say "Selamun Aleykum" and probably it will say "Aleykum Selam" This is a traditional type of greetings, particular to Muslim world
Нашла вас в базе педагогов оставила вам номер. Интересуют занятия по зуму.
Спасибо, но я уже там не преподаю
Hello ma'am. I'd want to connect with you please 🥺
Lovely intelligent girl.
I have a huge respect for her. super inpired...