Learn Aerospace Project Analysis Online

This 100% online Introduction to Aerospace Project Analysis course will help prepare you for success in the aerospace and aeronautics science field. The aerospace industry in the United States is expected to grow by 29% through 2034, making now an ideal time to pursue this in-demand career.

This online aerospace project analysis course equips learners with knowledge in project management, aerospace science, aerospace project analysis, and other marketable skills. Introduction to Aerospace Project Analysis is designed from the ground up to prepare you to work in public and private aerospace organizations, and serves as an ideal starting point for learners eager to stack the course into an MSU Denver credential or degree via credit-by-exam.

Course Details and Learning Outcomes

Why Take This Course?

Learn on Your Own Schedule

The course can be completed in 4-8 weeks and is self-paced online.

Network with an Aerospace Expert

Receive a personal advising session with an aerospace industry leader.

Prepare for Success in a Thriving Industry

Aerospace project managers are in high demand as the industry expands into commercial space and advanced aviation.

96% of students who completed a post-course Career Launchpad survey in spring 2025 reported:

✓ 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.

Career pathways for Aerospace Project Analysis

Approximate return on investment for each Aerospace learning pathway

Graphic showing pathways to either enter the workforce after taking the Introduction to Aerospace Project Analysis course or to convert the course to credit and continue towards a degree at MSU Denver.

Pathway 1: Enter the workforce quickly after your online Aerospace course

Complete the Aerospace Project Analysis online course and immediately enter the workforce with some experience with job titles like Technical Specialist, Space Orbital Analyst, Flight Coordinator, Flight Inspector, Flight Planning Coordinator, and Material Specialist. The median salary for this pathway is $35,000 per year

Pathway 2: Earn an undergraduate certificate in Space Commercialization

Continue your academic journey and earn an Undergraduate Certificate in Space Commercialization. This pathway offers a comprehensive education in the aerospace industry, focusing on the commercialization of space technologies and services. Through a series of targeted courses, you will delve into the intricacies of aerospace and aircraft, gaining vital knowledge that aligns with industry demands.

Enhance your aerospace expertise and prepare for a thriving career in the space sector with a professional certificate on this pathway, offering cutting-edge education and practical insights into the world of space commercialization. The median salary for this pathway is $50,000 per year

Pathway 3: Earn a degree in Aviation and Aerospace Science or Management with advanced courses

Continue your academic journey in Aerospace and earn a degree in Aviation and Aerospace Science or Aviation and Aerospace Management, which will allow you to increase your earning potential. You can find spaceflight industry positions like Aircraft Program/ Project Manager, Senior Systems Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Control Analyst, Aviation Project Management, Aerospace Researcher, and Aviation Quality Director. The median salary for this pathway is $80,000 per year

Take the course to upskill your resume to advance in your career or discover a new passion.

About Your Aerospace Instructor

Aerospace instructor

Michael Botyarov

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.

Headshot of Michael Botyarov

Take The Next Step in Your Aerospace Project Analysis Career

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Phone: 303-615-1234

Office Location:
Jordan Student Success Building
3rd Floor – #330
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Mailing Address:
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Innovative and Lifelong Learning
P.O. Box 173362
Campus Box 6
Denver, CO 80217-3362