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Satellites Projects & Programs Management
Short course (Online and Varies) by Euroconsult · POA
Euroconsult’s training service is aimed at providing interdisciplinary knowledge transfer to government, private sector and not-for-profit organizations wishing to enhance their expertise in the space sector. This course covers space program management: from business planning to risk management assessment
Space Technical & Engineering Fundementals
Short course (Online and Varies) by Euroconsult · POA
Euroconsult’s training service is aimed at providing interdisciplinary knowledge transfer to government, private sector and not-for-profit organizations wishing to enhance their expertise in the space sector. This course covers the end-to-end technical and engineering space industry fundamentals.
CubeSat Concurrent Engineering Workshop
Short course (Belgium) by European Space Agency (ESA) · Past · Free
Guided by ESA systems engineers, the students will learn about concurrent engineering and its benefits, gaining first-hand experience with the Concurrent Model-based Engineering Tool (COMET) and identifying design drivers. To make the most of this experience, the selected students will follow a two-hour COMET tutorial to allow them to become familiar with the tool the week before the workshop.
Concurrent Engineering Workshop
Workshop (Belgium) by European Space Agency (ESA) · Past · Free
Practical experience in using concurrent engineering to create a spacecraft design from a mission brief
Access to Space for All: Systems Engineering
MOOC (Online) by UNOOSA and NASA · Free (~£0)
To support future potential Access to Space for All applicants and to provide free and accessible educational content to all, the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) in collaboration with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is organizing a webinar series on Systems Engineering. The four-part webinar series will take place between November 2023 and January 2024. Each webinar will last one hour and consist of presentations and question and answer (Q&A) sessions. Only a limited number of applicants will be invited to join the live interactive sessions, where the participants will have the opportunity to directly engage with NASA experts. Given the relatively short duration of the course, NASA personnel will provide resources for reading materials prior to each webinar so participants can prepare for each session and maximize their experience. Two weeks after each webinar, the presentations and recordings will become accessible to everyone on this website.
Integrated Space Science and Engineering
Short course (London) by Imperial College London · POA
Imperial College London’s new educational offer in Integrated Space Science and Engineering (ISSE), presents a unique opportunity to address space and its related issues. ISSE espouses a multi-stakeholder provision concept. It is provided under the auspices of the Imperial Space Lab in collaboration with Astra-Terra Limited, Hemraj Consulting and the Institute for Space Policy and Law (ISPL) and is hosted by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Imperial. The Program is designed to include contributions from other key players including Space Agencies, corporations, governmental and non-governmental entities and think-tanks.
Model Based System Engineering
Short course (Varies) by Adiuvo Engineering and Training · POA
Model based engineering (MBE), and the related concept of model based systems engineering (MBSE), are areas of interest for many engineering organisations. MBE is seen as a way of better handling the increasing product complexity.
Spacecraft Platform Systems and Design
Short course (Coventry) by MTC · £450
This course aims to provide you with an introduction to topics of value to the Space industry in particular Spacecraft Platform Systems and Design which will enable you to upskill and obtain cross-sector skills.
Space Systems Engineering Course
Short course (Online) by Nova Space · $199 (~£151)
Welcome to the Space Systems Engineering Course by Nova Space. In this course, you will learn about the satellite design process as well as the various systems and subsystems that you will typically find on a spacecraft. You will also learn how changes involving one subsystem can impact other subsystems on a spacecraft. Knowing these tradespaces will enable you to be a valuable, contributing member on a variety of teams in the space industry.
Nova Space Professional Course
Short course (Online) by Nova Space · $1395 (~£1058)
Welcome to the Nova Space Professional Course, the first in a series of courses designed to set the new standard for baseline knowledge, communication, and professional development within the Space Industry. This course was specifically designed for the full range of student experience levels. Those new to space operations and astronautics should start with the conceptual modules that provide a rich background in all major areas relating to this multi-disciplinary field. After completing these, the student will be well prepared to demonstrate their understanding of these topics in completing the interactive stories. For those more experienced, you can either refresh your knowledge base across the areas first or dive right into the interactive stories to demonstrate your mastery of the topic areas. If you find yourself struggling at any point the course will direct you back to the fundamental knowledge to help you proceed. Thank you for choosing to take our course and we are excited to take this journey with you in demonstrating what makes You a Space Professional.
Concurrent Engineering Summer School (CESS)
Short course (Coimbra) by Spaceway · Past · €250 (~£212)
This intensive space course provides the skills and expertise about the process of designing and developing a small satellite space mission for Earth Observation and gives insights into commercial applications. From concurrent design to systems engineering, mission analysis, project management, and commercial innovation, the course combines the knowledge from industry top-level experts with intensive hands-on training.
Infante & The Future of SmallSat Constellations
Short course (Online) by Spaceway · Past · €159 (~£135)
The Course has the goal of providing the participants with knowledge in Mission Concept, Mission Analysis, Systems Engineering, Design Thinking, and Business Model, as well as the knowledge to retrieve value from the SmallSat Constellations.
Small Satellite Mission Engineering
Short course (Online) by Spaceway · €159 (~£135)
This intensive space course provides the skills and expertise about the process of designing and developing a small satellite space mission for satellite communications and gives you deep insights into business applications. From mission analysis and design to systems engineering, project management, and commercial innovation, the course combines the knowledge from academia and industry with hands-on training.
Nanosatelite Engineering and Mission Analysis Course
Short course (Online) by Spaceway · Past · €180 (~£153)
Nanosatellites have become one of the pillars of commercial space applications, and technological and scientific demonstration, opening new markets and creating new jobs. Small satellites have the ability to form large constellations with the potential to achieve similar or greater performance than traditional ones. With this course, you learn about nanosatellite design and space applications.
Spacecraft Fundamentals
Short course (Online) by Space Business Qualified (SBQ) · $250 (~£190)
Gain an understanding what goes into a spacecraft and its impact on cost, size, and weight.
Fundamentals of Orbits & Getting into Space
Short course (Online) by Space Business Qualified (SBQ) · $250 (~£190)
Learn the principles of rocketry, the designs in use today, and the essentials of different orbits and how rockets reach them.
Systems engineering: Challenging complexity
MOOC (Online) by Open University · Free
This free course, Systems engineering: Challenging complexity, examines system engineering and why it is important. You will learn to identify and evaluate the importance of relationships within the process and assess the relative importance of stakeholders. You will also be able to classify a systems engineering project in terms of the balance of demands, choice and constraints.
Systems Engineering
Short course (Guildford) by SSTL · POA
Provide in-depth overview of systems engineering and how SSTL applies that successfully in real-life projects. Provide appreciation of the key issues and activities related to SSTL systems engineering throughout the project lifecycle. Focused on SSTL practises, which enables successful and reliable systems
Interplanetary Spacecraft and Satellite Engineering
Short course (Online) by Udemy · £59.99
The Interplanetary Spacecraft and Satellite Engineering Course is a multidisciplinary course where we will study the components and systems which compose a Spacecraft. My intention is that you understand the main topics regarding the design and engineering of Spacecraft clearly, by describing in clear terms all the systems which operate in a Spacecraft.
Reliability Engineering
Short course (Varies) by International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety (IAASS) · POA
The course includes an introductory module of key definitions, basic statistics, and a review of the basic principles of the reliability engineering discipline, including a description of a reliability case for establishing and managing a reliability engineering program.
Stardust-R Training School
Workshop (Online and Varies) by University of Rome Tor Vergata, University Alexandru Ioan Cuza of Iasi, Politecnico di Milano, and University of Strathclyde · Price unknown
TS-III will provide a comprehensive training on the tools developed to keep the space environment stable and resilient.
Space Systems Engineering Course
Short course (Southampton) by University of Southampton · £2,300
Provides a broad view of a space mission and insights into the working of its systems and how they interact
Standardization Training Course
Short course (Online) by European Space Agency (ESA) · Past · Free
An introduction to the ECSS and the importance of using standards and the impact they have on the way space activities are implemented. Overview of how and why standards are used in different disciplines at ESA.
Space Systems Engineering Training Course
Short course (Belgium and Online) by European Space Agency (ESA) · Free
A course on the background and challenges of space systems engineering, the roles of a systems engineer within ESA, and exploring the system engineering process in detail
Satellite Design Workshop
Workshop (Harwell) by Satellite Applications Catapult · Past · Free
A mix of practical insights from some of Europe’s leading satellite designers, along with simulation best practices and demonstrations from Altair’s own industry specialists
Space Systems (Systems Engineering)
Short course (London) by University College London (UCL) · £1450
provides you with a broad understanding of the space sector by exploring: why the space sector is important - socially, economically and politically and why it's relevant to study in the context of systems engineering
Concurrent Engineering Challenge
Workshop (Belgium) by European Space Agency (ESA) · Past · Free
Practical experience in using concurrent engineering to create a spacecraft design from a mission brief
Applied Model-Based Systems Engineering
Short course (Online) by TSTI · POA
This 3-4 day tailorable course provides a broad introduction to the what, why and how of the processes, practices, tools and techniques that comprise the emerging discipline of model-based systems engineering (MBSE). The course makes extensive use of “learn by doing” through hands-on exercises. The focus is on six central themes that comprise the unique advantages MBSE offers—Capturing, Connecting, Controlling, Communicating, Collaborating and Cycling. The current state of modeling languages (UML, SYSML, LML, and others), ontologies, architectural frameworks and tools are examined. From this foundation, the course then focuses on examining each key part of systems engineering–Design, Manage, and Realize. Participants are guided through how to build a system model “from scratch” leveraging design patterns and other techniques. A “graduation exercise” asks participants to build their own model for a system of their choice. With over 3,000 alumni, this course is designed for practicing systems engineers, payload principle investigators, subsystem engineers or project managers involved with any phase of the space mission life cycle who are curious about application of MBSE to their projects.
System Safety Engineering
Short course (Varies) by International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety (IAASS) · POA
This course first reviews a working understanding of the doctrine of management practice.
Spacecraft Systems Design
Short course (Surrey) by University of Surrey · Past · £1750-1950
An introduction to the engineering aspects of satellite and mission design - with particular emphasis on the design of small low-cost satellites
Integrated CubeSAT Engineering Workshop
Short course (Online) by TSTI · POA
This 4 or 5 day tailorable course examines the application of Systems Engineering tools and techniques that will provide participants with the necessary skills, industry standards, information, and tools necessary to plan and implement a credible CubeSat Development Program. Emphasis is on practice over theory using a fully-functional (hardware and software) desktop (non-flight) CubeSat as the system of interest. Using the 3U EssentialSAT (ESat) desktop satellite, the course follows the progression of a hypothetical CubeSat mission – NanoMet-2 – designed to deliver large scale meteorological imagery from LEO. NanoMet-2 serves as an end-to- end systems engineering and project management training platform to examine issues that develop during each phase of a project lifecycle. The course is organized along the the lines of a real space mission, starting with Pre-Phase A concept development and then progressing from Phase A to D, introducing systems engineering artifacts that would be developed at each major milestone and providing hands-on examples using the NanoMet mission. NanoMet, based on the ESat platform, is designed to conform to the 3U CubeSat standard in terms of form and fit and includes all standard spacecraft bus functions (power, data handling, communication, and attitude determination and control). All hardware was designed to be for use around the world and is “ITARfree,” (it is not space qualified or even qualifiable). Participants are provided with key lectures and resources including design tools and model-based systems engineering (MBSE). Through a variety of in-class exercises and hands-on activities they will learn by doing. This course is designed for systems engineers, project managers, integrated product team members involved with any aspect of system engineering and analysis, especially design and development, test and evaluation CubeSats.
Applied Space Systems Engineering
Short course (Online) by TSTI · POA
This 3-5 day tailorable course examines the practical application of systems engineering processes throughout the product life cycle. The course is aimed at practical, hands-on application of systems engineering tools and processes that can be realistically applied within your project environment to produce effective systems. Using a combination of lectures, interactive discussions and group exercises, the course presents a detailed review of all major systems engineering processes within three major categories: Design, Realization and Systems Engineering Management. A detailed end-to-end system case study is used to translate theory to practice by illustrating detailed how-to examples for achieving and establishing each major technical baseline throughout the mission life cycle. This course is designed for systems engineers, payload principle investigators, subsystem engineers or project managers involved in any phase of the product life cycle.
A Systems Approach to Space Safety
Short course (Varies) by International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety (IAASS) · POA
This course will teach a general approach to engineering safety into space systems, including new system engineering and hazard analysis techniques
Introduction to Configuration Management
Short course (Varies) by International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety (IAASS) · POA
The course is intended to provide the participant with an introduction of Configuration Management (CM)
Configuration Management for Space Projects
Short course (Varies) by International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety (IAASS) · POA
The course is intended to provide the participant with an understanding of how to conduct the technical-administrative discipline of Configuration Management (CM)
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