What should I study to make Iron Man?

Originally Answered: What should I study for making an Iron Man suit? Bio-medical Engineering, Engineering, Biology (Human Anatomy and Physiology), Physics, Chemistry, and Biochemistry.

Can I become like Iron Man?

In short, without spoiling Zehr’s latest book, it would take years to build the Iron Man suit, years to become accustomed to the suit, and years to train to fight and fly. Thus, you’d be middle age before you could begin your Iron Man career; and by that time, you’d be past your prime.

What does Peter Parker have a degree in?

biophysics
Despite some delays, Peter eventually earned a graduate degree in biophysics and his doctorate in biochemistry. In the movies and comics, Spider-Man puts his education to good use, as he is often shown inventing his own weapons and gadgets. Basically, Spider-Man shows just how much you can do with a STEM education!

What job does Tony Stark have?

Industrial Businessman & Entrepreneur: Tony’s main occupation is being an industrial business man and entrepreneur.

What should I major in college to become like Tony Stark?

In the comics, Tony had majored in Electrical Engineering and some kind of Physics. I’d argue that, today, one should major in a combination of Computer Science and Physics to build an excellent scientific and engineering knowledge base similar to Tony Stark.

What kind of Engineering is involved in making an Iron Man suit?

The designing and building the iron man suits is mostly aerospace and mechanical engineering, namely aircraft design. The suit control surface positioning and shaping requires knowledge of aerodynamics (from subsonic all the way to supersonic) and aircraft stability (since the suit cannot fly stably without computer control).

Is the Iron Man suit feasible?

Anyone with a background in Physics would tell you that the Iron Man suit isn’t feasible. Instead of Iron Man suits, let’s consider jet-packs. We’ll assume the existence of powerful, miniature jet-packs that can give you enough thrust to let you fly.

Is it possible to build a suit like Tony Stark’s?

In the first movie, the suit consisted of relatively simple parts that fitted above and below each of Tony Stark’s limb joints, and a relatively straightforward section of body armour. This would be possible to build.. . assuming a suitable power source could be developed, something like a cold fusion generator (still science fiction).