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Field investigation 10

Course subject(s) 4. Aerospace Engineering

Thank you for following the Aerospace Engineering module on Forensic Engineering!

Congratulations, you have completed the Forensic Engineering Investigation of Aerospace Engineering! I hope you have enjoyed working with Holmes. Now, you are able to conduct a similar investigations in the field of Aerospace Engineering. In module 6 we will get back to the case study presented in this module and wrap up the course in general. If you want to know more about aviation, please feel free to look at the next section.

Don’t forget to finish one of the other modules if you didn’t do so yet. Remember, to complete this course two of the three modules regarding Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering and Biomechanical have to be completed. However, it is strongly recommended to finish all of them.

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