Aerospace engineering

Nope, but what I would do in your place is go find out what text book(s) the introductory aerospace engineering courses at a few universities tend to use. You can probably find this information online or at your nearest university's bookstore.

Aerospace is considered a branch of mechanical engineering and most ME programs have classes on airfoils and aerodynamics.

Here at Purdue Aerospace Engineering is its own discipline. Beyond that, like trzy said, just look at the required books for 100 and 200 level courses.

Some of the things required in the 100-200 series:

Statics
Mechanics of Materials
Dynamics
Thermodynamics

Enjoy!

I have a couple friends who are in Aerospace Engineering programs. Basically, what cutthepeace said is a pretty good starting point.