Laboratory and workshop facilities offered in an aerospace engineering curriculum, with direct applicability through actual experiments by offering a lab on aerodynamics and propulsion together, besides material science to check whether these are stable structurally during its functioning with other various devices or equipment testing within a proper, specialized atmosphere in laboratories or the workshops.
In addition, there are many laboratories: flight mechanics, avionics, and spacecraft design; which enable students to simulate really aerospace situations, experimenting with the prototype of aircraft or spacecraft systems. Workshops are well-equipped for the fabrication, assembly, and testing of any products of these components.
It enables students to engage in prototype development. Further, the facilities will integrate computer-aided design (CAD) and simulation software to enable modeling of designs with the help of computers, doing stress analysis, and virtually testing all the designs that have been brought to the workshop. These laboratories and workshops fill a gap of understanding between academe and industrial practices, further equipping these students for eventual careers in aerospace engineering and all other related endeavors.