Cubesat Bootcamp Instructor Needed
Publicada el 2026-07-27
Descripción de la oferta
I’m putting together a four-day cubesat learning series delivered as live, online sessions that run 4–5 hours each day. The participants already have a basic understanding of satellite jargon, but they still need clear, patient guidance to move from theory to practical know-how. Your job is to keep them engaged, answer questions in real time, and make sure they finish the week able to outline and defend a simple cubesat mission. What I need from you • A day-by-day curriculum (around 20 hours total) that walks through mission definition, subsystem selection, power & thermal budgeting, communications link analysis, attitude control basics, and launch & regulatory considerations. • Slide decks, worksheets, and any demo files you plan to use (STK, MATLAB/Simulink, CubeSat Kit examples, etc.) delivered at least 48 hours before the first class. • Hands-on mini-exercises or design challenges each day so students can apply what they hear on screen. • A short post-course summary with references and your answers to any outstanding Q&A. All training must happen live online; recordings are optional but not required. When you reply, focus on your cubesat experience—missions you’ve supported, subsystems you’ve designed, or courses you’ve taught. I’m reviewing proposals based on demonstrable expertise and an ability to explain complex concepts clearly, not on length or polished marketing copy. If you can turn orbital mechanics into “aha!” moments for keen learners, let’s get this bootcamp on the calendar. Age student from 15-25 . total 15 person
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