| Teachers | TSURUTA YOSHIHIRO | |
|---|---|---|
| Grade, Semester | Year 1 2nd semest [Master's program, Division of Integrated Science and Engineering] | |
| Category | Special Subjects | |
| Elective, Credits | Elective 2credit | |
| Syllabus Number | ||
This course provides fundermental topics and advanced topics of space system engineering including orbit and trajectory mechanics and propullsion systems. Students can comprehend applications of space systems if they will attend this class after learning the "Introduction to Space Engineering" at a second-year undergraduate and the "Space System Engineering" at a third-year undertraduate. This subject is related to the clause 1 and 2 of the diploma policy of the Department of Aerospace Engineering. This course consists lecture and interactive discussion which related to lecture topics.
- Overview, Fundermentals and Advanced knowledge of space environment
- Analysis and discussion for future space utilization
- Design of spacecraft system (satellites, interplanetary probes)
- Advanced topics of orbital dynamics (unique orbits, perturbation)
- Specific design flow of space mission and spacecraft including propullsion systems
- Attendance: more than 2/3 (Requirements to take End-term exam.)
- Homework: 40%
- End-term Report: 60%
Detail solutions of homework will be shown in LMS and be given feedback at lecture.
| Kind | Title | Author | Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|
| Textbook | Lecture materials will be provided from LMS. (If needed, printed materials will be distributed at lecture). | ||
| References | 『宇宙はどこまで行けるか-ロケットエンジンの実力と未来』 | 小泉 宏之 | 中公新書、2018、ISBN-13: 978-4121025074 |
| References | 『図説 宇宙工学』 | 岩崎信夫、的川泰宣著、宇宙航空研究開発機構監修 | 日経印刷、2010、ISBN-13: 978-4904260715 |
| References | 『Space Mission Engineering: The New Smad』 | James Richard Wertz | Microcosm Press、2011、ISBN-13: 978-1881883159 |
Pre-condition: Students must understand the fundamental topics of space engineering though the previous lecture "Introduction to Space Engineering" at a second-year undergraduate.
Preparation (1.5 hours): Students must read through the lecture materials and check in advance for any questions summarize them in a notebook.
Review (1.5 hours): Student must recheck the lecture materials, make reports or homework for better understanding
- Students will give presentations on homework assignments in the classes.
- Lecture contents may change depending on progress.
- Necessary items to bring to lecture: function calculator or note PC, tablet PC, smartphone.
- Recommended items to bring to lecture: Devices to access Internet (like note PC, tablet PC, and smartphone, etc.)
| 1 | Introduction, Review of “Introduction of Space Engineering” |
| 2 | Backgound and Classification of Use Case of Spacecraft Propullsion System |
| 3 | Spacecraft Orbit and Trajectry Design, Understanding of Propullsion System(1): Newtonean Mechanics and Fundamentals of Orbital Dynamics |
| 4 | Spacecraft Orbit and Trajectry Design, Understanding of Propullsion System(2): Fundamentals of Rocket Engineering |
| 5 | Spacecraft Orbit and Trajectry Design, Undserstanding of Propullsion System(3): Fundamentals of Near Earth Orbit |
| 6 | Spacecraft Orbit and Trajectry Design, Understanding of Propullsion System(4): Advanced Topics of Near Earth Orbit |
| 7 | Spacecraft Orbit and Trajectry Design, Understanding of Propullsion System(5): Fundamentals and Applicaitons of Deepspace Trajectories for Planetary Expolaration |
| 8 | Mid-term Summary, Group Disussion |
| 9 | Examples of Spacecraft Propullsion System(1): Backgraound and History of Chemical Propullsions on Near Earth Orbit |
| 10 | Examples of Spacecraft Propullsion System(2): Applications and State-of-the-art of Chemical Propullsions |
| 11 | Examples of Spacecraft Propullsion System(3): Backgraound and History of Electriical Propullsions on Near Earth Orbit |
| 12 | Examples of Spacecraft Propullsion System(4): Applications and State-of-the-art of Electrical Propullsions |
| 13 | Examples of Spacecraft Propullsion System(5): Special Case of Spacecraft Propullsion Systems |
| 14 | Discussions for Future Missions and Case Study |
| 15 | Summary, Guidance of End-Term Report |
