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Explore aerospace in new ways
Begin your journey in Aerospace Project Analysis by taking a deep dive into the intricacies of project management principles tailored specifically for the aerospace systems and missions industry. Gain valuable insights as you navigate through the complexities of project management, honing your ability to analyze processes through an aerospace lens.
This course empowers you to review historical aerospace projects using project management frameworks, allowing you to extract important lessons and insights. Through interactive modules and real-world case studies, you will not only develop an understanding of project processes, but you will also learn to apply project management knowledge to effectively tackle real-world scenarios. Whether you are an aerospace professional aiming to elevate your project management expertise, an engineer or scientist eager to acquire new skills, or an individual aspiring to enter into an aerospace program or learn more about aerospace project management, this course equips you with the tools to analyze projects within the aerospace domain.
Flexible schedule
Course can be completed in 4-8 weeks and is self-paced online.
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Receive a personal advising session with an industry leader.
High job demand
Gain a competitive edge.
Career pathways for Aerospace Project Analysis
Approximate return on investment for each academic pathway
Pathway 1: Enter the workforce quickly. Complete the Aerospace Project Analysis course and immediately enter the workforce with some experience with job titles like Technical Specialist, Space Orbital Analyst, Flights Coordinator, Flight Inspector, Flight Planning Coordinator, and Material Specialist.
- Median salary is $35,000 year
Pathway 2: Continue your academic journey and earn an Undergraduate Certificate in Space Commercialization.
- Median salary is $50,000 a year
Pathway 3: 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.
- Median salary is $80,000 a year
Take the course to upskill your resume to advance in your career or discover a new passion.
About Introduction to Aerospace Project Analysis
Students in this course develop a basic understanding of project management and how it is used in the aerospace industry by analyzing project management knowledge areas and processes in context of aerospace applications. Previous aerospace projects will be analyzed from a project management perspective, so students learn how to utilize project management principles in real world applications.
The course is $450, with a $35 transaction fee per payment. There are no books to purchase.
- Registration opens in May
- Course begins – September 3, 2024
- Last day to register – September 10, 2024
- Course ends – November 3, 2024
Once you successfully complete the Aerospace Systems Project and Mission Scheduling course, you can immediately enter the workforce within aerospace industries with newly learned skills. You will receive a digital badge embedded with the competencies learned. You can include this badge on your resume, LinkedIn page, portfolio, or share it with an employer. Students will also receive a certificate of completion.
Students can also convert the course to three credits and continue to an MSU Denver certificate or degree. See FAQs for more information.
Learning outcomes:
- Identify and describe project management processes.
- Demonstrate system level knowledge of project management process interrelationships.
- Demonstrate understanding of project management knowledge areas and how they apply to the aerospace industry.
- Analyze aerospace projects by applying project management principles.
Michael Botyarov is an Assistant Professor of Aerospace Science, specializing in systems engineering and human factors. He is well-versed in space mission architecture and the life cycle of associated systems projects. Outside of academia, Michael has industry experience in both program management and engineering, particularly project and systems engineering. He has earned a Master of Science in Systems Engineering from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and an MBA from CU Denver.
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