Graduate Projects
Graduate Projects I and II (ASEN 5018/6028) is a two-semester course sequence designed to expose MS and PhD students to Project Management and Systems Engineering disciplines while working a complex aerospace engineering project as part of a team. Teams of 5 to 15 students will perform some or all of the following project activities during the two-semester course sequence:Ìý
- Requirements definition
- Design and design review
- Build
- Test
- Verification
Interested in signing up? Find out more about individual projects below or check out the Graduate Projects Enrollment page.
Graduate Projects Fall 2024 Info Session
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Grad Projects
Spring 2025 Enrollment
opens Oct. 28.
Graduate Design Projects 2024-2025
Course Coordinator:ÌýChristopher Koehler
- CU Aerospace + INSTAAR: Autonomous Rapidly Reusable Atmospheric Sampler (ARRAS)
- CU Bioastronautics: Advanced Space Transit and Residency Architecture (ASTRA)
- Boeing: CO2 Environmental Removal for Extended-duration Spaceflight (CERES)
- InteGrated Lunar Occupation Outpost (IgLOO)
- Air Force Research Laboratory: Multiple Access X-band Wave Experiment in Located in LEO (MAXWELL)
- CU Aerospace + National Science Foundation: Space Weather Atmospheric Reconfigurable Multiscale Experiment (SWARM-EX)
- CU Aerospace + RF & SatNav Laboratory: Mobile GNSS Monitor Station
- CU Aerospace - The Ultimate Jump
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