<p>I have to write a paper involving a career in a science field that I find interesting. I have always loved airplanes and spaceships but I really have no knowledge of any of the more technical sides of the field. Can anyone tell me things that an aerospace engineer would do/build? What kinds of scientific principles would they use on a daily basis? Any good or bad things about the job? Any and all help would be absolutely wonderful, thanks!</p>
<p>What does this have to do with columbia</p>
<p>there are engineers at Columbia right?</p>
<p>columbia does not have an aerospace engineering program</p>
<p>I figured since Columbia is such a great school that maybe someone would have some information about it. Sorry guys, I didn’t look up if Columbia had a program in it, I was just asking a question.</p>
<p>Also this is a website to do with college admissions, not a place where the excellent Columbia engineers convene to help high schoolers explain why they want to be astronauts.</p>
<p>ok really I get it. And fyi, on other schools forums at least, parents and moderators are quite knowledgeable and occasionally someone has a lot of information to impart upon us lesser mortals, so again, I am sorry that I asked this question here.</p>