Nano/Micro Satellite Course for Industry Professionals
Learn to build a nano satellite
Nano/Micro satellites are considered as a form of disruptive technology to the satellite industry due to its small size and capability making it relatively cheap to launch and operate. In recent years, interests on such satellites among the industry has begun to pick up, opening new business opportunities with new applications.
Singapore Space & Technology Ltd (SSTL) has put together a training programme to teach the basics of nano/micro satellites, and a hands-on experience of assembling a small satellite.
Objectives
The course aims to provide general training on nano/micro satellite technologies and concepts, for industry professionals.
Phase 1
- Provide a theoretical course on the essentials of satellite operations and systems
- An in-depth workshop into various sub-systems operations and how it affects the overall satellite’s performance
Phase 2
- Hands-on training on the assembly and building of a mock-up of a nanosatellite.
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Space Coding Course for 13 - 25 years old
Learn how to code autonomous flying robots
Free-flying robotic systems such as NASA’s Astrobee play a huge role in an astronaut’s mission – they help offload tasks such as taking inventory, documenting and carrying out experiments, allowing them to focus on tasks that only humans can do.
Singapore Space & Technology Ltd (SSTL)’s Space Coding Course is a basic coding course that introduces youths to the concept of coding for autonomous free-flying robots on board the International Space Station.
Objectives
The lessons are specially curated such that participants can learn the basics of how to apply their coding skills in the unique setting of space. Students will learn and apply their knowledge in a simple Hackathon! Meet fellow learners and take the first step to code in Space.
At the end of the three day course, students will be able to:
- Understand the basic to design a simple mission in space
- Understand the process / pipeline of the software design
- Learn basic coding
- Learn coding applications for space
- Take part in a mini Hackathon to test their learning!
Junior Space Camp (December 2021)
Since 2010, SSTL has been providing Asia’s premiere youth space training programmes. The Junior Space Camps have been conducted with a special focus to promote science and engineering among students, and create awareness of the space industry and how it affects our every day lives. The programme covers academic-intensive, practical and experimental modules.
Objectives
The curriculum is designed to ensure high relevance to student/youth development, and to motivate, educate and enhance the potential of every individual who completes the course.
Junior Space Camp
Founded in 2010, SAS is Asia’s premiere youth space training programme. SAS is conducted with a special focus to promote science and engineering among students, and create awareness of the space industry and how it affects our every day lives. The programme covers academic-intensive, practical and experimental modules. Space Academy Singapore is modeled after U.S. Astronaut Selection Programme.
Objectives
The curriculum is designed to ensure high relevance to student/youth development, and to motivate, educate and enhance the potential of every individual who completes the course.
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Space Academy Singapore
Looking for an out-of-the-world experience?
Taught by experts in the field, the SAS curriculum helps learners understand and learn materials about space in a fun and interesting way.
Schools who are interested in holiday programmes or individuals who would like to sign up for space camp are welcomed to make your enquiry.
*Space camps are conducted with a minimum
class size of 30 (junior) and 20 (youth).
Satellite Foundation Course
Learn about satellites and their applications.
The Satellite Foundation Course is designed to give you the broad knowledge of satellites and satellite applications. It covers an array of topics including a global overview of the industry, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and Satellite Communications. The course will also include guest speakers from the industry, giving participants an unique opportunity to better understand the opportunities in the satellite industry.
If organisations require a more advanced course as a follow up, SSTL will be able to facilitate it depending on availability and demand. Advanced courses include building an actual nano-satellite in groups, hands-on and advanced theory.
Objectives
The training programme aims to give a holistic insight into satellite applications and the industry
Course Details
- A minimum of 10 participants is required to start the class.
- Participants should be 18 years or older and with basic (O-Levels) math and physics knowledge.
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