MSAE Aerospace Engineering - Space Systems Design and Engineering
Course Overview
The Master of Science in Space Systems Design and Engineering (MSAE) prepares students for advanced engineering careers in the aerospace sector, focusing on the design and operation of spacecraft and space missions. This comprehensive program covers critical areas including controls and dynamics, space environment, instrumentation, structures, and thermal analysis. The degree requires 30 credit hours and offers both thesis and non-thesis options to tailor the experience to professional or research goals.
Key Program Highlights
- Comprehensive curriculum covering spacecraft design, controls, instrumentation, and the space environment
- Flexible program with 12 credit hours of electives to specialize in areas of interest
- Choice between a thesis or non-thesis track to align with career objectives
- Option to complete the degree fully online, providing flexibility for working professionals
- Prepares graduates for high-demand engineering roles in the rapidly growing space industry
Course Overview
The Master of Science in Space Systems Design and Engineering (MSAE) prepares students for advanced engineering careers in the aerospace sector, focusing on the design and operation of spacecraft and space missions. This comprehensive program covers critical areas including controls and dynamics, space environment, instrumentation, structures, and thermal analysis. The degree requires 30 credit hours and offers both thesis and non-thesis options to tailor the experience to professional or research goals.
Key Program Highlights
- Comprehensive curriculum covering spacecraft design, controls, instrumentation, and the space environment
- Flexible program with 12 credit hours of electives to specialize in areas of interest
- Choice between a thesis or non-thesis track to align with career objectives
- Option to complete the degree fully online, providing flexibility for working professionals
- Prepares graduates for high-demand engineering roles in the rapidly growing space industry
