Aerospace engineers design, test, develop, and manufacture airplanes, spacecraft, missiles, and other aircraft. They require an education in fields like aerospace, aeronautical, or astronautical engineering. While the job outlook is competitive due to economic conditions and government spending priorities, aerospace engineers with the right skills and degrees can find employment with aircraft manufacturers, the federal government, engineering firms, and other industries. Salaries for aerospace engineers typically range from $58,000 to over $130,000 nationally.

1. Aerospace engineers By Walker and Theo

2. The job1 They design,test,develop, planes. This a picture from 63.jpg This picture is from space today.org www.Ryerson.ca/aerospace/images/funky_image.jpg

3. About the job2 They design missiles. They design military equipment. This picture is from veratag.com http://www.conklinequipment.com/img/spec_equipment/javelin.jpg mwilliams.info

4. Education path 1 Helpful High School Courses Students take courses that meet college requirements. Helpful high school courses would include: Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, Statistics and Probability, Also Trigonometry/Advanced Algebra.

5. Education path2 Majors & Degrees Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering. Engineering Mechanics. Engineering Physics. Metallurgical Engineering. Polymer/Plastics Engineering.

6. Outlook Outlook Information Wisconsin Outlook Job seekers will face competition for position openings. National Outlook Job seekers will face competition for position openings. Factors Affecting Employment: orders for aircraft and space research: vehicles, economic conditions, and federal budget priorities.

7. Salary Aerospace Engineers Salary Ranges Wisconsin salary range: $57,940 to $106,350 National salary range: $58,130 to $134,570

8. Employers Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing (59%) Federal Government, excluding Postal Service (10%) Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services (7%) Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing (6%) Educational Services, Private (2%) Employment Services (2%)

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