Final Year Project Help! Aircraft Engineering.

Hello there. I just signed up a few minutes ago because I am REALLY desperate at the moment. I have 3 final year projects coming up, 2 of which are group related so I wont be able to do anything about them, but the one that I am really worried about is my individual work. Is there anyone here who is an engineering dissertation writer? Specifically Aircraft Engineering related? Please do let me know as I have to give up the paper in about 2 months time but need to do a presentation on the work so far in one months time. Please help :(

my email is @gmail in case anyone is interested.

Being afraid of flying just made a lot more sense.

Are you aware you'll be risking the lives of everyone on an aircraft you work on if you delegate your uni work to others ?

Generally, when aircraft go down, it's usually related to human error in the cockpit or in ground maintenance, not the inability of engineers to write well. The same holds true for nurses with respect to medical practice errors and their academic writing assignments. People going into technical careers typically don't do much writing once they get their degrees, so getting help with their academic writing isn't quite the equivalent of having someone else take their substantive academic (or licensing) exams for them if that's what you're suggesting.

Is graduating from law school quite the equivalent of passing the bar?

No; but if that's an analogy, it's a bad one that has nothing to do with the topic or (especially) with my prior statement.

I said that people going into technical careers like engineering and nursing typically don't do much writing once they get their degrees, so getting help with their academic writing isn't quite the equivalent of having someone else take their substantive academic (or licensing) exams for them, if that's what you're suggesting.

The point was that practicing engineers (or nurses) who had someone else take their substantive exams OR their licensing exams could conceivably present a risk to others, but that isn't true if the only thing they had help with was writing their academic essays in school.

Public safety is an issue if engineers and nurses don't learn and practice all their hands-on skills in school or don't pass all their own substantive (and/or) licensing exams. I don't believe public safety is an issue if engineers or nurses get help writing their essay assignments in school and I don't think writing (other than basic written communications) is an important skill for engineers or nurses.

Let me just get this straight: The same person (you) who once argued here that lowering the legal drinking age was a good idea because driving drunk is a "learned skill" that should be learned early and that anybody who thinks that's stupid must just be "jealous" about not having that "skill" is now worried about public safety in connection with engineers not writing their own essays in school?

I wonder if you'd sing the same tune, in the ER with a former customer over you.

Im quite sorry to interrupt this wonderfully insightful argument you are having, but, I have been working for over 10 years in the field and have been given the opportunity to study and get my undergrad recently as it is really not a requirement to work in the field. So, if you have nothing helpful, please do not reply. Thanks.

It's unfortunate that engineering isn't FW's area of expertise- otherwise, you two "professionals" seem made for each other.

Actually, I'm in the middle of an engineering project right now and do them fairly regularly. In this particular case, he already contacted me through my website and I responded, telling him (honestly) that it was out of my depth to take on from scratch with confidence but that I'd be more than happy write up his substantive analysis and research.

FW not true. When planes crash maintenance crew are normally to blame and if they get things wrong on the ground then the pilot is helpless. Writing means theory and theory is turned into practice in the workplace. If piousdevil is getting someone else to write his dissertation in aircraft engineering and turns it in as his own then he not qualified to work on planes. An employer may indeed employ him based on his degree class but he wont have a clue how to turn theory into practice.

Well, it's out of your area of expertise, then... it's too bad, because you're both such pompous frauds. Maybe someday you'll win the lottery and need a private pilot.

Well if i knew the plane I was due to fly on was being flown by a pilot who had delegated his degree work to others ditto maintenance crew, then I would walk off the plane

I'm not sure where you get your facts, because if you do even the slightest bit of research on the topic of aircraft accidents and their causes, you'll find that pilot error has been responsible for two or three times as many accidents as any other cause in every decade since the 1950s. Aircraft mechanics need to be good at fixing planes not writing essays. You can accuse them of lacking integrity if you want to criticize them for not doing their own writing (assuming for the sake of argument that's the case), but writing about aviation is hardly "turning theory into practice." Sticking with your terminology, books and essays are "theory" and actually working on planes is "practice."


In that case, you better go learn how to do blood work and catheterize yourself before you or a loved one is ever hospitalized, because no profession has been better represented during the 10 years that I've been doing this for a living than nurses, and most of them are already licensed RNs pursuing advanced degrees and certifications. While you're at it, also be prepared to home-school all your kids, because teachers and education administrators are among the next most common professions patronizing this industry, and most of them are also already working in their respective fields and pursuing advanced degrees and positions.


Speaking of integrity and "frauds," aren't you the same guy who once proudly announced here that you'd "graduated" your client by registering at his online university to impersonate him for the entire duration of his online course?

Yes, FW, and thanks for reminding me of that. But my taking that semester makes the student the fraud, doesn't it? If not, where's my unearned degree?!

Oh, one more thing-- it's your illusion of there being integrity in this industry in the first place that makes you seem so pompous.

Writing in fact does mean theory, but, if you have any actual maintenance information, the most valuable part of being a maintenance engineer is not how well you write up a project, but how well you can work with your hands and follow instructions. Both of which I am confident with. My being out of school for over half a decade is the reason I am having such a hard time doing this type of work. Regardless, I will follow FW's help and get as much of the research done and write up as much as I can.

Environmental + Engineering Writer needed

Hi there everyone, I was wondering if there was anyone who would be willing to suggest someone or somewhere I could get some help writing out a final project which would need some environmental + engineering base? (I've already posted before for my final project, but this is one for my friend.)

Sometimes, the pilots do well in practical tests, but don't really perform as expected during the theoretical part of their studies. I would rather have an excellent practical pilot than a theoretically excellent pilot. Being by the book, as a pilot, is usually what ends up crashing a plane. Gut feelings and taking chances are what land planes in emergency situations. Just my thoughts...

It is always difficult for an advanced age student to go back to school. So much has changed and the way things are done seem scary and beyond your regular skills. Do not let it bother you. You will end up learning how to use the available instruments and learn how things are done the modern way. You just have to make sure that you have the patience to learn and that you are willing to spend time learning the new way of doing things. A lot of older adults have done it. I am sure anyone who puts his mind to it can accomplish the same.