Space 102

Introduction to Space

Explore the Foundations of Space Operations and Industry
This 8-hour asynchronous, self-paced course raises students’ awareness of space by examining the evolution of our understanding and use of space, space as a war fighting domain, and trends in the space industry. Graduates will be able to describe the characteristics of space and identify the various orbital regimes employed by spacecraft in operation today. They will also learn about various space-based missions such as satellite communications, ISR, position navigation and timing, missile warning, and environmental monitoring. Lastly, students gain a deeper appreciation for the capabilities these missions provide and how they impact the operational environment.

Online

Format

1 day Self-Paced

Course Length

$99.95

Tuition

Asynchronous (Self-Paced)

Course Type

Key outcomes

Understanding of the Space Domain

Gain insights into the characteristics of space, key orbital regimes, and the principles that govern space operations.

Awareness of Space-Based Missions

Learn about the critical space-based missions, including satellite communications, ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance), and environmental monitoring.

Industry Awareness

Explore the trends shaping the commercial and military space industry, and understand how space-based assets impact operational environments.

course content overview​

The Space 102 course includes the following key modules:

  • The Evolution of Space Exploration and Use
  • Orbital Mechanics and Regimes
  • Space-Based Mission Types (ISR, Satellite Communications, Environmental Monitoring)
  • Space as a Warfighting Domain
Each module is designed to give participants a foundational understanding of how space operates as both a strategic and operational domain.
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