>>7797700
design a wing for what?
If you already have a wing model and just need to know its characteristics, sure you could plug and chug.
If you want to design a new form or whatever, you need to model the whole thing, simulate, make prototypes, run trials, analyze data, improve initial design and so on until you reach a satisfactory design.

But that's not a job for an "engineer" with a mere BSc

>>7797718

Design one from scratch, but to keep things relatively simple it would just be a glider i think - im smart enough to be worrying about fuel lines and control systems.

Do you know what I could use to model potential design? Would Solidworks be practical?

anyone can build a bridge, it takes an engineer to just barely build a bridge.

A wing that just works wouldn't be too hard. But does this wing work well? Is it held up to any safety standards to commercial use? There are alot of questions.

>>7797700
If you throw a brick fast enough, it will fly