Arts, Sciences, and Engineering					Earth & Environmental Science
Course Section Listing	Course	Course Title					Term	Credits	Status
COURSE_SECTION-3-117826	EESC 129-1	Designing Your Space Mission					Fall 2021	4.0 - 0.0	Open
Schedule:		Day Begin End Location Start Date End Date TR 940 AM 1055 AM Hylan Building Room 203
Enrollment:		Enrolled      10	Capacity      30
Co-Located:		EESC 129-1 (P), EESC 229-1
Instructors:		Miki Nakajima
Description:		We are now in the new era in which we have equal opportunities to start our own agency to explore space. This course will provide the overview of past, current and future space missions, which will help us gain critical views to the current developments in this area. The materials we will cover include (not limited to) scientific priorities in planetary science over the next decade, history of space missions, their scientific and engineering outcomes, budget and funding opportunities and plans for future missions. The final project will be designing your own space mission that includes expected outcomes and estimated budget. This class is focused on science, not on engineering design. NOTE: Juniors and Seniors in the natural sciences and engineering are required to enroll in EES 229. Students cannot take both EES 129 and EES 229.
Offered:		Fall Spring Summer