Admissions
Admissions
Satellite Engineering and Electromagtronics (SEE 321)
Cohosted by:
MU
Magneto Space
January 9 - April 14, 2023
About
Learn how to design, build, and operate a spacecraft beyond Earth orbit. The 12-weeks online 3 CR course cohosted by Magneto Space & MU immerses participants in a research intensive course to advance & assemble an MagSat-2 1.5U cubesat with Spintronics & Magnetic Field microcontroller and launch by 2024.
$400​
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~5 hrs /week
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Certificate
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10+ Lecturers​
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Small class sizes, Labs
Instructors
Faculty, MU
​Cofounder, Magneto Space
Kolemann Lutz
Cofounder, MU and Magneto Space
Contact Information
Kolemann Lutz
Program Co-coordinator, kole@mars.university
+1.703.244.8456
Senior Project Leader at The Aerospace Corporation
Guest Speakers
Cubesat Technical Test Lead at Blue Canyon Technologies
Head of Cubesat Laboratory at University of Luxembourg
Curriculum Schedule
​The Certificate course provides up to 3 hours per week of live synchronous instruction with 75/25 Lectures/Labs(research). Earlier in week focuses on design/models and class later in weekday focuses on applying week topic to build, operations, and analysis of cubesat. With 10+ special guest lecturers and instructors, the Course designed to fit the schedule of young professionals and full-time students. Attendance for most lectures and labs is mandatory to receive the SEE321 Certificate.
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Electromagnetism background
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Smallsats, SMAD
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APMA: 3D Vectors & Lorentz Force,LS coupling
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Magnetic Materials, Susceptibility, R&D Projects Discussion
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Magnetohydrodynamics, Batteries, & Solar Cells
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Power Systems,PV Cells
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Software/MagPy
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MagSat-2 Mission Overview
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Design & Build of Microcontroller/FPGA
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Bioelectromagnetism, Cells, Bones, Eyes, SANS
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Materials Science, Coatings and Defects
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Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) & Interference (EMI)
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Ground Tests, Planned Experiments, Preliminary Results
Enrollment
PreProgram Timeline
Nov 19: Open House Webinar
Nov 27: Apply by
January - April 14: Course Starts