ATI June Space & Satellite Courses
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In This Issue: June Space & Satellite Courses
Solid Rocket Motor Design & Applications Jun 2-4 (Cocoa Beach, FL)
Antenna Fundamentals—One Day Overview June 8 (Laurel, MD)
Satellite Communications – An Essential Introduction June 8-10 (Beltsville, MD)
GPS Technology – Solutions for Earth & Space June 8-11 (Columbia, MD)
Spacecraft Quality Assurance, Integration & Testing June 10-11 (Los Angeles, CA)
Satellite Communication Systems Engineering Jun 15-17 (Beltsville, MD) Thermal & Fluid Systems Modeling June 16-18 (Beltsville, MD) Space Systems Fundamentals June 22-25 (Beltsville, MD)Schedule of All ATI Courses Through July 2010
Solid Rocket Motor Design & Applications Jun 2-4 (Cocoa Beach, FL) Register
This three-day course provides a detailed look at the design of solid rocket motors (SRMs), a general understanding of solid propellant motor and component technologies, design drivers, critical manufacturing process parameters, sensitivity of system performance requirements on SRM design, reliability, and cost; and transportation and handling, and integration into launch vehicles and missiles.
Antenna Fundamentals—One Day Overview June 8 (Laurel, MD) Register This one day class is geared as an introduction into basic antenna and antenna array concepts. The material is basic and should be familiar to an engineer working on any system involving transmitted electromagnetic waves (e.g., radar, satellite communication, terrestrial communications, etc.). Satellite Communications – An Essential Introduction June 8-10 (Beltsville, MD) Register This introductory course has recently been expanded to three days by popular demand. It has been taught to thousands of industry professionals for more than two decades, to rave reviews. The course is intended primarily for non-technical people who must understand the entire field of commercial satellite communications, and who must understand and communicate with engineers and other technical personnel. Check out the PDF Course Sampler! GPS Technology – Solutions for Earth & Space June 8-11 (Columbia, MD) Register Nearly every military vehicle and every satellite that flies into space uses the GPS to fix its position. In this popular 4-day short course, GPS expert Tom Logsdon will describe in detail how those precise radionavigation systems work and review the many practical benefits they provide to military and civilian users in space and around the globe. Each student will receive a new personal GPS Navigator with a multi-channel capability. Check out the PDF Course Sampler! Spacecraft Quality Assurance, Integration & Testing June 10-11 (Los Angeles, CA) Register Quality assurance, reliability, and testing are critical elements in low-cost space missions. The selection of lower cost parts and the most effective use of redundancy require careful tradeoff analysis when designing new space missions. Satellite Communication Systems Engineering Jun 15-17 (Beltsville, MD) Register This three-day course is designed for satellite communications engineers, spacecraft engineers, and managers who want to obtain an understanding of the “big picture” of satellite communications. Check out the PDF Course Sampler! Thermal & Fluid Systems Modeling June 16-18 (Beltsville, MD) Register This three-day course is for engineers, scientists, and others interested in developing custom thermal and fluid system models. Principles and practices are established for creating integrated models using Excel and its built-in programming environment, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Real-world techniques and tips not found in any other course, book, or other resource are revealed. Step-bystep implementation, instructor-led interactive examples, and integrated participant exercises solidify the concepts introduced. Application examples are demonstrated from the instructor’s experience in unmanned underwater vehicles, LEO spacecraft, cryogenic propulsion systems, aerospace & military power systems, avionics thermal management, and other projects. Check out the PDF Course Sampler! Space Systems Fundamentals June 22-25 (Beltsville, MD) This four-day course provides an overview of the fundamentals of concepts and technologies of modern spacecraft systems design. Satellite system and mission design is an essentially interdisciplinary sport that combines engineering, science, and external phenomena. We will concentrate on scientific and engineering foundations of spacecraft systems and interactions among various subsystems. Check out the PDF Course Sampler! Those who plan ahead, get ahead. ATI Course Schedule Through July 2010 is Available Now! Join ATIcourses.com E-Newsletter List:Want course updates only for the technical topics that are of interest to you? Sign-up to receive ATIcourses customized E-newsletters.
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The Thermal & Fluid Systems Modeling with Excel/VBA course has been completely updated to include Excel 2007. There have been significant changes to the user interface in this new version of Excel, as well as how macros written in VBA are enabled. Information on Excel 2003 and earlier versions have also been retained, so this course provides everything you need to develop custom thermal & fluid system models in whatever version you use.
Matt
(course instructor)
The Solid Rocket Motor Design and Applications course has been designed to be tailored to your needs. We have significant knowledge and personal experience in all facets of SRM design, analytical codes and associated analyses, as well as development and qualification testing and direct hands-on manufacturing and processing experience.
Come join us in sharing your personal experiences with others and come prepared to have your questions answered.
Dick Lee, your instructor, teacher, and communicator of information.