Caltech’s MS in Space Engineering prepares students to tackle technical challenges in orbital design, mission control, propulsion, and aerospace systems. Below are advanced project topics for academic and industry research.
Design and Simulation of CubeSat Propulsion Systems
Modeling Orbital Transfer Maneuvers Using Low-Thrust Propulsion
Thermal Control Systems for Deep Space Missions
Design of Autonomous Docking Algorithms for Satellites
Miniaturized Antenna Systems for Nanosatellites
Flight Dynamics and Attitude Control of Small Spacecraft
Advanced Propellantless Propulsion Concepts (e.g., Solar Sails)
Deep Space Navigation Using Pulsar Timing Techniques
Real-Time Fault Detection in Satellite Onboard Computers
Adaptive Control Systems for Planetary Descent Vehicles
Development of Reusable Launch System Architectures
Radiation Shielding Design for Manned Spacecraft
Machine Learning Applications in Telemetry Data Analysis
Deployable Structures for Modular Space Habitats
Mission Planning for Multi-Planet Interplanetary Probes
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