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0509-4010

Nanosatellites: education to space revolution

Also listed as: ננו לוויינים

CubeSats from the standard bus to the ground station, taught around real university satellite programmes. Three hours, no listed prerequisite, and a direct line into the Israeli NewSpace scene.

Semester
Not fixed
Weekly hours
3h
Counts as
Faculty electives
Interest areas
Aeronautics and space

Comes after

No listed prerequisite.

What it covers

Topics

  • The CubeSat standard and the bus that comes with it
  • Mission design at small scale
  • Subsystems when mass and power are the binding constraint
  • Ground stations and communications
  • Hands-on and educational satellite projects
  • The NewSpace ecosystem and how it hires

Quick answers

When is Nanosatellites: education to space revolution taught?

Nanosatellites: education to space revolution (0509-4010) is taught in a semester that is not fixed in advance, 3 weekly hours. It counts toward “Faculty electives” in the Tel Aviv University Mechanical Engineering elective requirements.

What do I need before 0509-4010?

Nanosatellites: education to space revolution has no listed prerequisite.

What software is used in Nanosatellites: education to space revolution?

Nanosatellites: education to space revolution is normally taught with STK, GMAT, ground-station software.

Which jobs does Nanosatellites: education to space revolution prepare you for?

Nanosatellites: education to space revolution is part of the preparation for these roles: Space systems engineer.

Which interest areas include Nanosatellites: education to space revolution?

Nanosatellites: education to space revolution sits in these interest areas: Aeronautics and space.

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