Course Annoucement, Spring Quarter, 2012

The seminar is now scheduled from 3:45pm - 5:15pm.
The venue (Room 300-300) and dates (Wednesdays) are not changed.
The upcoming seminar speaker will be Siegfried Zerweckh, who is head of the Flight Technologies department, and Chief Aerodynamicist, at General Atomics – Aeronautical Systems Inc.

Speakers List for 2011-2012

04th Apr, Siegfried Zerweckh, Chief Aerodynamicist, General Atomics ASI
11th Apr, Arthur Bryson, Recipient of the Guggenheim Medal (2009), Stanford
18th Apr, Einar Enevoldson, Recipient of NASA Exceptional Service Medal (twice), Director of the Perlan Project
25th Apr, Jack Langelaan, Winner of Green Flight Challenge, Penn State University
02nd May, Tom Speer, Aero & Sail Project Leader, America's Cup Oracle Racing
09th May, John Whittenbury, UCAS-D Engineering Manager, Northrop Grumman
16th May, Torres Gabriel, Director of Project Engineering, Aerovironment Inc
23th May, Jim Salmon, Lead Engineer for Future Concepts, Boeing Commercials
30th May, TBD
06th Jun, TBD

Speakers List for 2010-2011

30th Mar, Alan Brown, Chief Engineer of F117, Retired Director of Engineering at Lockheed
06th Apr, Blaine Rawdon, Technical Fellow, Boeing Company
13th Apr, Damon Vander Lind, Chief Engineer, Makani Power
20th Apr, Tad McGeer, President, Aerovel Corporation
27th Apr, Michael Drake, Technical Fellow, Boeing Company
04th May, Karl Klingebiel, AeroMechanical Engineer, Aerovironment
11th May, Mark Page, Chief Scientist, Swift Engineering
18th May, Rob McDonald, Professor, NASA Langley
25th May, Mark Drela, Professor, MIT
01st Jun, Michimasa Fujino, President & Chief Designer of Hondajet, Honda Aircraft

General Information on AA294 Seminar

Case Studies in Aircraft Design - Spring 2012

Seminar series on aircraft design by researchers and industry professionals. AA294 is a unique graduate level seminar course that aims to give students a practical perspective on aircraft design from the practitioners and experts in the field. The presentations take the form of technically rigorous briefings and program reviews on real-world projects and historically significant aircraft.

Time and Venue

Seminars are scheduled on Wednesday afternoon in the Spring quarter, from April through June.

Time: 3:45pm - 5:15pm, Every Wednesday
Venue: Room 300-300

Class Requirement

Registration for credit is optional and may be repeated for credit. To receive credit, students must attend at least 80% of the seminars and sign an attendance sheet. Additional credit may be applied with an optional research paper.

Intended Audience

All people interested are welcome to attend individual seminars. Most talks are intended for a general audience who is interested in aircraft design. Undergraduate students may take the course for credit or audit.

Further Information

Please contact Professor Antony Jameson

Office	(650) 725-6208
Fax	(650) 723-1685
Email	jameson@baboon.stanford.edu
Homepage	http://aero-comlab.stanford.edu/jameson/

Or contact Teaching Assistant Kui Ou

Office	(650) 724-5479
Mobile	(650) 862-9839
Email	ouk@stanford.edu
Homepage	http://www.stanford.edu/~ouk/

AA294 Seminar : Case Studies in Aircraft Design

Aeronautics and Astronautics Department, Stanford University, Spring Quarter, 2011-2012.

Course Annoucement, Spring Quarter, 2012

Speakers List for 2011-2012

Speakers List for 2010-2011

General Information on AA294 Seminar