Graduate Certificate in Aerospace: Satellites, Radars, and Remote Sensing (Online)

Explore the rapidly evolving aerospace industry Start developing the skills you need to break into the rapidly evolving aerospace industry. Enroll in a program focused on satellites, radars, and remote sensing, developed by CSU’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Topics of study include: Satellite Communication Global Navigation Satellite Systems Atmospheric Remote Sensing Radar Systems and Design Gain applied, career-applicable skills After completing this certificate, you will have a greater body of knowledge that translates directly into a career in the aerospace industry. Learn to interpret and distinguish space science and engineering, along with applications in communications, remote sensing, navigation, and environmental monitoring. Extend your working knowledge of the payload and orbital mechanics of space systems dedicated to producing mission data and relaying that data back to Earth. Better understand radar and satellite sensors, their system components, and design. Learn how to interpret radar and satellite observations and extract meaningful information through remote sensing data analytics. Adapt to emerging changes in radar and satellite technologies - to conduct applied research and develop solutions to complex challenges. Learn about innovative technologies driving the future of aerospace engineering, as well as the crucial role of artificial intelligence in advancing the aerospace industry. Study in a flexible, online format This online program allows you to earn your graduate certificate from a respected, regionally accredited public research university in Colorado without traveling to a campus. Balance your academic studies with your career, family, and personal obligations. Although this program is entirely online, you will still have opportunities to interact with instructors and peers.

Bachelor of Science from a regionally accredited institution in engineering, computer science, physics, or related field that includes coursework in calculus

Strongly recommend (but not required): 3.0 or better on 4.0 scale GPA