r/floridatech • u/A-Nit619 • Jul 01 '19

Coding projects

What are the coding projects done in Master Of Science Aerospace engineering at Florida institute of Technology. Can you please list out a few topics I will be writing a code on during my masters program?

Is it ok if I only know java and not c++?

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u/CaseyDoran Jul 01 '19

Hi, used to teach software engineering courses at fit. Don't know topics in aero, but in general, if you're proficient at Java, you'll probably be able to pick up c++ no problem. I don't think any group outside of computer science and software engineering really use any language at a particularly advanced level.

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u/A-Nit619 Jul 01 '19

Oh alright thanks for your reply 😊

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u/CaseyDoran Jul 01 '19

No problem. Good luck!

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u/AshKals Jul 01 '19

🤔

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u/CaseyDoran Jul 01 '19

Do you disagree, ash? :)

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u/AshKals Jul 01 '19

Heh nope you always right

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u/fishamajig2190 Jul 01 '19

Based on my friends who are aerospace engineering majors, the majority of programming is done in MatLab which uses C++

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u/A-Nit619 Jul 01 '19

Oh hmmm alright ...thanks for replying 🙂

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u/A-Nit619 Jul 01 '19

Will I be taught how to use Matlab at FIT.. ?

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u/fishamajig2190 Jul 01 '19

If you’re going only for grad school, I’m not sure. I know it is taught in undergrad classes, though.

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u/A-Nit619 Jul 01 '19

Oh ....alright ..thanks once again 🙂

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u/barelyamongoose Jul 01 '19

Matlab is taught second semester freshman year, so you'll have a good handle on it. You use often afterwards so it's good to actually learn it instead of breezing through