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Systems Engineering for Space Missions and Operations Fundamentals Training by Tonex

Space Systems Security Administration Certification (SSSAC) Course by Tonex

The “Systems Engineering for Space Missions and Operations Fundamentals” course by Tonex offers a comprehensive introduction to the principles and practices of systems engineering within the context of space missions and operations. Participants will gain insights into the end-to-end lifecycle of space systems, including requirements analysis, design, testing, and mission operations. This course provides essential knowledge for ensuring mission success in complex space environments.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the foundations of systems engineering for space missions.
  • Analyze space mission requirements and constraints.
  • Apply systems engineering principles to the design and development of space systems.
  • Learn about verification, validation, and testing processes specific to space.
  • Develop strategies for effective mission operations and support.
  • Recognize risk management practices in the context of space missions.

Target Audience:

This course is designed for:

  • Systems engineers, project managers, and technical leaders in the space industry.
  • Aerospace and defense professionals involved in space missions.
  • Engineering teams seeking foundational knowledge in space systems engineering.
  • Professionals transitioning into space mission operations roles.

Course Outline:

1. Introduction to Space Systems Engineering

  • Definition and scope of space systems engineering.
  • Key challenges in space environments.
  • Systems lifecycle for space missions.
  • Stakeholder roles and responsibilities.
  • Mission requirements analysis.
  • Overview of space mission phases.

2. Space Mission Requirements and Constraints

  • Types of mission requirements (functional, performance, etc.).
  • Identifying mission constraints.
  • Trade studies and decision analysis.
  • Requirements traceability in space missions.
  • Developing a mission concept of operations (ConOps).
  • Tools for capturing and managing requirements.

3. Space Systems Design and Development

  • Spacecraft and subsystem design fundamentals.
  • Interfaces and integration for space systems.
  • Design for reliability and robustness.
  • Engineering trade-offs in space system design.
  • Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) in space.
  • Design reviews and technical assessments.

4. Verification, Validation, and Testing

  • Testing strategies for space systems.
  • Verification and validation (V&V) processes.
  • Environmental testing (vibration, thermal, etc.).
  • Ground and flight test planning.
  • Data analysis and anomaly resolution.
  • Test documentation and reporting.

5. Mission Operations and Support

  • Phases of mission operations.
  • Ground systems and telemetry.
  • Command and control processes.
  • Anomaly detection and resolution in operations.
  • Sustainment and logistics for space missions.
  • End-of-life and decommissioning considerations.

6. Risk Management in Space Missions

  • Identifying and assessing mission risks.
  • Risk mitigation strategies.
  • Contingency planning for mission operations.
  • Safety considerations in space systems.
  • Reliability analysis and fault tolerance.
  • Post-mission analysis and lessons learned.

Gain the skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of space mission systems engineering. Enroll now to advance your expertise in designing, developing, and operating space missions effectively with Tonex.

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