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Case Studies
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| Title | Description | Resource type | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extra-Curricular CanSat competition in 3 weeks |
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,... |
Classroom practice and Student Engagement | Program development |
| 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... |
Blended learning | Orbits and Trajectories |
| Introduction to Satellite Applications Workshop – Space for Smarter Government Programme, UK Space Agency |
The Space for Smarter Government Programme have run an Introduction to Satellite Applications Workshop for groups ranging from 17 to 30 public sector... |
Blended learning | Earth Observation |
| 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... |
Blended learning | Earth Observation |
| CanSat in 3 weeks for undergraduates (University of Bristol) |
The University of Bristol have run an extra-curricular CanSat competition to design a satellite in a sodacan using a predesigned kit over a few weeks. 5 groups of 5 students entered, soldered... |
Curriculum and Content, Employability and Entrepreneurship | Communications, On Board Data Handling, Payloads, Program development |
| 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,... |
Curriculum and Content | Program development |