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The courses of study for a weapons engineer are those of a mechanical engineer. It takes a great deal of math and science study, along with computer science, strength of materials, physics, and chemistry and Metallurgy. If you are in high school, you should be taking advanced classes now, and making grades that will get you into a good engineering college.
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What should you study to become a weapon designer?
Engineering, probably mechanical.
What should you study to become a weapon systems engineer?
mechanical or electrical engineering
Can you find a weapon engineering institute in India?
no
What was Rome's engineering secret weapon?
Roman engineering did not have any secret weapons. None of the Roman engineering achievements were kept secret.
What is the ETWE - Royal Navy?
ETWE, stands for Engineering Technician (Weapon Engineering). Husband is one lol.
Where is weapon Engineering course in India?
defence institute of advance technology pune offering masters in mechanical weapon
What is the name of the original project to develop nuclear weapon?
Manhattan Engineering District
What education do you need to become a engineering psychologist?
how much education is needed to become a engineering psychologist
When did the axe become a weapon?
The axe became a weapon in prehistoric (neolithic) times.(Things usually become weapons as soon as they are developed).
What is meaning of it branch in b.tech engineering?
B.Tech (Engineering) refers to a bachelor of technology in engineering. Persons qualified as such become engineering technologists in professional engineering terms.
How do you become a aeroplane engineer?
You should study Aeronautical Engineering or Aerospace Engineering.
How do you become a weapon engineer?
I guess I was a weapon engineer once, but we never used that term. Aerospace companies prefer degrees in engineering, math and physics. There are so many facets to weapons (RF, digital, analog, mechanical, nuclear, explosives, delivery, repair, repairing the repair stations, etc.) that you can be hired for many different disciplines.
