Courses We Offer

These are the courses we offer to teach

Introduction to flight Operation

KS-101, KS-102, KS-103

Beginner

Introduces the student to basic astronomy, human health in space, and space environment. The course also covers the history of astronautics and basic space policy and law. Prerequisites: Trigonometry and Physics (Basic)

Intermediate

This course introduces students to space mission architecture, and basic physics of satellite orbits, types of orbits and orbital terminology. In addition, the course covers types of satellites, their uses, and subsystems. Prerequisites: KS – 101.

Advanced

This course introduces students to space missions systems engineering, ground-based operations, command and control of satellite, and telemetry monitoring. Prerequisites: KS-102.

Diving into space

Topics

  1. Introduction to Space Science and Overview of Solar System, Satellites, and Astronauts

  2. Tune in to Becoming an Astronaut: Space Weather, Human Health in Space, and Space Environment ( International Space Station, tracking )

  3. Satellite systems, and Ground Systems

  4. Orbits of Satellites: Can we track them


Outcome

  1. Students will be able to describe origin background and latest advancements in Space Science

  2. Students will be able to describe the space environment in which Astronauts live

  3. Students will be able to describe various satellite systems and ground systems

  4. Students will be able to describe basic flight operations and NASA missions/plans

  5. Students will be able to describe what goes on in a Missions Operations Center

  6. Students will be able to describe the basics of an orbit:

STEM Training with Quad-Copters !

Hands-on lab experience with hardware, software, and sensor integration.

Work in a team in this 4 Week Course

  • Module 1 - Build a quad copter

  • Module 2 - Learn to fly it

  • Module 3 - Put sensors on it

  • Module 4 - Program with Python to fly it by itself like the Mars Ingenuity.