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Course Description: At MSU’s Space Science and Engineering Laboratory students design, fabricate, test and operate Earth-orbiting satellites. Students apply formal classroom learning to the process by working together in interdisciplinary teams to successfully design, build and operate the sophisticated systems that satellites represent. Dr. Klumpar and his students will provide an illustrated tour of the process from mission conception, to launch, and beyond. The rewards, trials and tribulations of building and operating space hardware prepare the MSU students for their future careers. How do I become a member?
Meeting Place and Times: 3-5 p.m., Pilgrim Congregational Church on South 3rd
Instructor(s): David Klumpar. Dr. David Klumpar is a research professor of physics at Montana State University and director of the Space Science and Engineering Laboratory. His career has been devoted to fundamental research in understanding the electrodynamic behavior of the near-space environment, with particular emphasis on the physics of the northern lights. At MSU for the last eight years he has focused on hands-on training for students in the art of space science and engineering.
Cost: $0.00
For More Information: Contact the Office of Continuing Education at ContinuingEd@montana.edu or (406) 994-6683.
How to Register: Contact the Office of Continuing Education at ContinuingEd@montana.edu or call (406) 994-6683 or toll free (866) 540-5660.
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