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:
- 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 Spring 2024 Info Session
Grad Projects
Fall 2024 Enrollment
is Now Open.
Graduate Design Projects 2024-2025
Course Coordinator: Christopher Koehler
- Aerospace Corporation and LASP: Attitude Control for prEcise Sciences (ACES)
- Boeing: CO2 Environmental Removal for Extended-duration Spaceflight (CERES)
- Air Force Research Laboratory: Multiple Access X-band Wave Experiment in Located in LEO (MAXWELL)
- CU Bioastronautics: Advanced Space Transit and Residency Architecture (ASTRA)
- CU Aerospace + National Science Foundation: Space Weather Atmospheric Reconfigurable Multiscale Experiment (SWARM-EX)
- CU Aerospace + RF & SatNav Laboratory: Radio Telescope Investigation/Optimization or GPS/GNSS monitor station
