Extended project AS level
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Extended project AS level
Not really sure where to post this thread, but here goes...
This year I'm starting an extended project AS level (rather than having to do general studies). I'm planning on doing it on something aviation related; hopefully to show off to flight schools/ airlines to the future than I have a genuine interest and really comitted to wanting to be a pilot.
I'm just looking for some ideas as to what to do the project on. It's quit an open-ended thing; ie I could write a report, build a model, do a presentation etc...
Any ideas welcome.
Thanks
This year I'm starting an extended project AS level (rather than having to do general studies). I'm planning on doing it on something aviation related; hopefully to show off to flight schools/ airlines to the future than I have a genuine interest and really comitted to wanting to be a pilot.
I'm just looking for some ideas as to what to do the project on. It's quit an open-ended thing; ie I could write a report, build a model, do a presentation etc...
Any ideas welcome.
Thanks
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From: Somwhere with girls, wine and cars that shine..
its good you are thinking about your future at an early age, but i think whatever you do, it wont hold too much weight in impressing them. But, perhaps you could chose a NACA airfoil profile of your choice; model it and derive the wing performance from force measurements from a low speed wind tunnel. hopefully ending up with the wing lift curve slope.
Or, if you dont have access/motivation to build all that eqipment, just do a theory report on the effect of downwash on the local flow over a local airfoil section of a finite wing.
both are relatively simple and out of any projects you could do these are possible more weight-worthy. Either way, you are a mug for doing general studies!!!
Or, if you dont have access/motivation to build all that eqipment, just do a theory report on the effect of downwash on the local flow over a local airfoil section of a finite wing.
both are relatively simple and out of any projects you could do these are possible more weight-worthy. Either way, you are a mug for doing general studies!!!




