I'm interested in STEM fields and want to learn more about college majors. Can you tell me what the Aerospace Engineering major focuses on, list three sample courses, and describe the general curriculum requirements outside of aerospace engineering classes? Additionally, what are the first five college majors listed when filtering by 'STEM' on this website?
Navigate to 'https://www.careergirls.org'. Click on the 'College Prep' link. Click on the 'College Majors' link. Locate the 'College-Major-Filter Form' and select 'STEM' from the 'Choose a Category' dropdown. List the names of the first five college majors displayed after applying the 'STEM' filter. Click on the 'Aerospace Engineering' major link. Identify what the Aerospace Engineering major focuses on. List three sample courses for Aerospace Engineering. Describe the general curriculum requirements (Arts, Math, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences) for the major. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'College Majors' page and applies the 'STEM' filter. The agent correctly lists the first five STEM majors displayed as 'Aeronautics', 'Aerospace Engineering', 'Anthropology', 'Artificial Intelligence', and 'Astronomy'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Aerospace Engineering' major page. The agent states that the Aerospace Engineering major focuses on 'designing and building all types of flying machines', including 'rockets, space probes, airplanes, and helicopters'. The agent lists three distinct sample courses for Aerospace Engineering (e.g., 'Introduction to Global History of Aerospace Technologies', 'Private Flight Course', 'Fluid Mechanics', 'Aerospace Computer Graphics', 'Introduction to Astronautics', 'Aerospace Industrial Internship', 'Aerospace Instrumentation Laboratory', 'Advanced Flight Training', 'Aircraft Aerodynamics and Performance'). The agent correctly describes the general curriculum requirements as including courses in 'Arts (Art, History, Languages, Literature, Music)', 'Math (Algebra, Calculus, Computer Science, Logic, Statistics)', 'Natural Sciences (Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Physics)', and 'Social Sciences (Anthropology, Economics, Government, Psychology, Sociology)'.