ME EN
634
Flight Dynamics & Control
Hours
3.0 Credit, 3 Lecture, 0 Lab
Semester
Winter
Dynamics of flight, stability, and control derivatives, longitudinal and lateral control design; state-space control strategies for aircraft; and unmanned air vehicle applications.
Aircraft Dynamics and Motion Simulation
An understanding of aircraft dynamics including coordinate frames, aircraft state variables, dynamics, and aerodynamics. The ability to simulate aircraft motion using nonlinear moderate-fidelity models and simplified linear models.
Aircraft Dynamics and Motion Simulation
An understanding of aircraft dynamics including coordinate frames, aircraft state variables, dynamics, and aerodynamics. The ability to simulate aircraft motion using nonlinear moderate-fidelity models and simplified linear models.
Aircraft Control Techniques and Autopilots
An understanding of common aircraft control techniques, such as successive loop closure, and how they apply to the design of longitudinal and lateral-directional autopilots.
Aircraft Control Techniques and Autopilots
An understanding of common aircraft control techniques, such as successive loop closure, and how they apply to the design of longitudinal and lateral-directional autopilots.
State Estimators
The ability to design and implement estimators, including Kalman filters, to estimate aircraft states.
State Estimators
The ability to design and implement estimators, including Kalman filters, to estimate aircraft states.
Path Planning and Path Following Algorithms
An understanding of path planning and path following algorithms suitable for unmanned aircraft and the ability to implement them in an aircraft simulation.
Path Planning and Path Following Algorithms
An understanding of path planning and path following algorithms suitable for unmanned aircraft and the ability to implement them in an aircraft simulation.