University of Bristol Space Systems exam is taken after a 10CP unit in 2nd Yr. 2hrs long with 10 short and 2 longer questions. Comments provided.
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Solid Rocket Motor Parameters (University of Leicester)
This is a NUMBAS question written for the University of Leicester course in propulsion systems, which can be uploaded into a VLE and used on its own or incorporated into a larger multi-question assessment. The question can be accessed at the URL provided. A screenshot...
Mars Mission Orbit Mechanics Assignment
Target: 2nd year, B Eng - This assignmet has been used once with a class of 9 students in the 2nd year of a B Eng / M Eng Aerospace Engineering with Astronautics & Space Technology course at Kingston University London. This piece of coursework (a written...
University of Manchester Spacecraft Systems (2017 mock exam)
University of Manchester Spacecraft Systems exam is taken after a 10CP unit in the 2nd year of BEng / MEng Aerospace Engineering programme. Sample solutions provided
Space Systems Exam Questions – UCL
The following questions have been used in previous UCL examinations on the MSc Systems Engineering Management Programme where Space Systems is an Optional module. These questions are not currently (as of November 2018) available to view by students on UCL controlled...
Mission to Mars
This is a case study at The Case Centre. Once registered on their site search for Mission to Mars (A). The description from their site "This case is set in spring 2000, several months after two successive, failed missions to the planet Mars. Students are asked to...
GEOSS/HACK Space Hackathon – European Space Agency
The European Space Agency (ESA) have run a Space Hackathon in partnership with the Group on Earth Observations (GEO). 30 participants split into 6 teams had 30 hours to create an open-source solution to 1 of 6 challenges focused around meeting the Sustainable...
Astrodynamics Mission Simulation – University of Leicester
The University of Leicester have run an Astrodynamics Mission Simulation 10-credit module over 8 weeks (2 full afternoon computer lab sessions per week) using NASA’s General Mission Analysis Tool (GMAT). The module is taught using a Constructivism approach, in which...
Extra-Curricular CanSat competition in 3 weeks – University of Bristol
The University of Bristol have run an extra-curricular competition to design a satellite in a sodacan, or “CanSat” using a predesigned kit over a few weeks. 5 groups of 5 students entered, soldered together a basic CanSat, designed and built payloads, then launched...
Space Missions Currently in Development/Operation Research Activity – UCL
University College London have run a curricular 2-week research project into space missions that are currently in development/operation for their MSc Space Science and Engineering students. The students work in pairs and are required to submit a 2500-word report...
Water Rockets – University of Bristol
Based on a suggestion by Kingston University London, who run this as a curricular competition, BristolSEDS ran a water rocket competition in October 2017 with the aim to have multiple teams competing to design and build water rockets. 5 teams of 3-4 students competed,...
Lunar Rover – The University of Surrey
The University of Surrey ‘Electronics and Amateur Radio Society’ (EARS) sent a team to compete in the UKSEDS Lunar Rover competition to design and build a rover to achieve an objective set by the organisers. This was an extra-curricular project run by students who...
Micrometeoroid Impact, Damage and Shielding Activity – The Open University
The Open University run a curricular activity on the impact, damage and shielding of micrometeoroids using a remotely operated optical microscope. The Damage Equations are used to approximate the crater depth or maximum thickness of material that will be perforated...
Sheffield Cube Satellite – forming tomorrow’s Space Engineers, today
Along with the Sheffield Space Initiative (SSI) and the growing space interest at the University of Sheffield, students are developing the university’s very first satellite. Using NASA open source code and low-cost devices, the aim is to create a small device enabling...
Project SunrIde – University of Sheffield Nova Rocket Innovation Design Engineering
Project SunrIde was the first student-led rocket design engineering team from the U.K. to compete in the Spaceport America Cup (SAC) 2018, the 2nd annual rocket engineering conference and competition that takes place in New Mexico, USA. The team designed and...
AIAA CanSat project – University of Manchester
The Manchester CanSat Project was developed by a team of mainly 2nd and 3rd year undergraduate engineers. They took part in the 2017/18 AIAA & AAS CanSat competition held in Texas, USA, which they won. The team designed and built their CanSat to achieve the set...
SUN Annual Workshop 2023
4 July, 2023 - 4 July, 2023 The Space Universities Network (SUN) holds an annual half day workshop bringing together UK space industry and higher educational teaching staff. The event is made up of presentations from both sectors and networking opportunities. This...
Drop your Thesis (Land 3U)
The Drop your Thesis competition gives University students from bachelor to PhD level the opportunity to perform scientific or technological research in microgravity conditions. Students are responsible for selecting and proposing the experiment objectives, designing...
Virtual Tour of RAL Space Facilities
Explorea 360 degree view inside RAL Space's integration and test facility, where space bound hardware is developed, assembled and tested to be ready for launch.
Sanfoundry
Question type: Multiple choice Question topics: Systems Sanfoundry is a free education & learning platform for the global community of students and working professionals where in they can practice multiple choice questions & answers (MCQs), programs,...
Shock and Impact Facility
his facility is able to simulate mechanical shock events, which are transient mechanical loading with a very short duration, from 50 μs to 20ms, high frequency content, f>1 kHz, and high amplitude, occurring in different phases of space mission such as launch,...