Course Dates
Aerospace Design and Integration runs March 15 - May 15, 2027. Registration closes March 22.
This 100% online course provides students with an opportunity to examine the complete aerospace system life cycle, from initial architecture and design through integration, verification, operations, maintenance, and disposal. Students apply concurrent design and project management principles to analyze alternatives and assess operational feasibility and life-cycle impacts. Applied projects reinforce these concepts through practical systems analysis.
Aerospace Design and Integration runs March 15 - May 15, 2027. Registration closes March 22.
Self-paced and online, allowing education to fit within your busy schedule. Learners have up to 8 weeks to complete the course.
$450 per student plus a $35 transaction fee per payment. All learning materials are included with tuition. Group discounts available.
Receive a personal advising session with your aerospace instructor to discuss a post-course career plan.
Aerospace project managers are in high demand as the industry expands into commercial space and advanced aviation.
✓ Increased knowledge, skills, and understanding of the subject matter.
✓ High satisfaction with the overall experience of the course.
✓ Agreed that the subject matter was organized and presented effectively.
Michael Botyarov completed his PhD at Colorado State University in Systems Engineering. His area of research focuses on human factors in the context of systems engineering and project management tools, particularly generative design technology with aerospace applications. Michael has experience as a Program Manager at Sierra Nevada Corporation, specifically with experience on production and sustainment programs. Skills include writing proposals, developing schedules, managing budgets, and communicating with stakeholders. Prior to being a program manager, Michael was a systems engineer at United Launch Alliance where he worked on developing requirements for the Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage (ICPS) for the Space Launch System (SLS). Michael was also a systems engineer at Maxar Technologies where he worked on the ground system for the WorldView-4 satellite. This technical experience allows him to provide valuable engineering insight when making program management decisions. Michael has also earned a Master of Science in Systems Engineering from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, a MBA from CU Denver, and a Program Management Professional (PMP) certification.
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