Welcome!

Welcome at the Aerostudents website. This website is made primarily for the students of the bachelor phase of the faculty of Aerospace Engineering at the TU Delft. It contains a lot of summaries which help students with their studies. If you're new here, take a look at the About This Website section for more information about this website.

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Construction of the new Aerostudents website

It took a bit longer than expected. (Yeah, studying Aerospace Engineering turned out to be busier than expected.) But the construction of the new Aerostudents website has begun. The new website will have (among others) a more efficient lay-out, an easier way to find the files you want, and a fancy form with which you can upload files to the website yourself!

Of course making all these features takes time. While the summer holidays have helped, the website is not finished yet. It is expected to be ready near the Christmas holidays and implemented some time after that. Do you want it to be ready sooner? Then feel free to help out! There are also plenty of tasks for people without website building skills, so don't let uncertainty about your abilities stop you. Want to know more? Email me at info@aerostudents.com.

Updates
  • Wednesday 4-1 - Advanced Design and Optimization of Composite Structures
    A new page has been created for the Advanced Design and Optimization of Composite Structures course. The book for this course has been uploaded onto it. (Thanks for sending it in!)
  • Sunday 20-11 - Avionics
    The last exam of the Avionics course (November 2011) has been uploaded.
  • Wednesday 9-11 - Value Engineering and Operations Optimisation
    A new page has been created for the Value Engineering course. The first file is a demonstration on the Frank Wolfe algorithm.
  • Monday 17-10 - Probability and Statistics
    Book solutions to the book A Modern Introduction to Probability and Statistics have been uploaded on the P&S page. If you're ever stuck with some problem, it might help you out.