Flying high at university: flight simulation in the lecture theatre
Flying high at university: flight simulation in the lecture theatre
In this talk we described how the University of Southampton has integrated flight simulation into its Aerospace Engineering Bachelor of Engineering and Master of Engineering undergraduate degree courses. The development of a PC-based flight simulator, with support from BAE SYSTEMS, Microsoft and Intel, was described, along with exciting examples of how it has been used by students. Future directions for how flight simulation can be brought into the curriculum were also be discussed.
Takeda, Kenji
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Newman, Simon J.
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Takeda, Kenji
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Newman, Simon J.
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Takeda, Kenji and Newman, Simon J.
(2003)
Flying high at university: flight simulation in the lecture theatre.
Royal Aeronautical Society - Ballantyne Lecture 2003: Flight Simulation - Just a Game?, London, UK.
01 Feb 2003.
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In this talk we described how the University of Southampton has integrated flight simulation into its Aerospace Engineering Bachelor of Engineering and Master of Engineering undergraduate degree courses. The development of a PC-based flight simulator, with support from BAE SYSTEMS, Microsoft and Intel, was described, along with exciting examples of how it has been used by students. Future directions for how flight simulation can be brought into the curriculum were also be discussed.
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Royal Aeronautical Society - Ballantyne Lecture 2003: Flight Simulation - Just a Game?, London, UK, 2003-02-01 - 2003-02-01
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Kenji Takeda
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Simon J. Newman
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