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32. Details Of Various Engineering Courses Opening Job opportunities for an aeronautical engineer lies with various airlinesand aircraft manufacturers like the Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL). http://www.instrumentationguide.com/engineering/det_eng.htm

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Title: Elizabeth Gregory MacGill "Elsie" - Aeronautical engineer and Feminist PHOTOGRAPHER: Polyphoto National Archives of Canada, negative no. PA-148380 In 1979, the president of the recently established organisation Women in Science and Engineering, Claudette Lassonde, contacted the 74-year old Elsie Gregory MacGill to solicit her support for the new group. The reason was obvious: "Ms. MacGill," wrote Lassonde, " you are the Number One Canadian woman engineer to look up to." This statement reflects two major themes in the life of Elsie MacGill: on the one hand, engineering, technology and industry ;on the other, the women's movement and feminism. The word "first" appears often in an account of Elsie MacGill's career. In 1927, she was the first woman to graduate in electrical engineering from the University of Toronto. She was soon hired as an engineer by the Austin Automobile Company in Michigan, and became interested in aeronautics when her employer entered the aircraft industry. MacGill then enrolled in the University of Michigan, and in 1929 was the first woman to graduate from that school's master's program in aeronautical engineering. Illness, however, prevented MacGill from entering a full-time career until 1934. In that year she was hired as an aeronautical engineer by Fairchild Aircraft Limited in Montreal. MacGill was then engaged as the chief aeronautical engineer by the Canadian Car and Foundry Company, where she designed the Maple Leaf Trainer (possibly the first airplane designed by a woman). During World War II, MacGill was the engineer in charge of Canadian production of the Hawker Hurricane fighter plane at Fort William, Ontario, where her staff at peak numbered 4,500. In 1943, MacGill entered business for herself, opening an office in Toronto as a consulting aeronautical engineer. When she died in 1980, her position as a leading aeronautical engineer had been long established.

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