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Academic reform project SIERRA
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Using the title Space Interdisciplinary Engineering in Radio and Robotic Applications we investigated several approaches for an interdisciplinary cooperation between the faculties IV (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science) and V (Mechanical Engineering and Transport Systems). Therefore we focused on a limited number of courses and projects of the chairs of Space Technology and High Frequency Technology in the first phase. Furthermore the projects will be supported by the Amateur Radio Club of TU Berlin (AfuTUB).
Current courses and projects
| Slot/Room | Module |
|---|---|
| Wed 08-12 * 10.04. (F 129) | Planetary Exploration and Space Robotics (Master) 6 ECTS, German/English Space Rover development for terrestrial testbeds, focused on hardware and software design. |
| Wed 10-14 * 10.04. (E 204) | Project Amateur Radio (Bachelor/Master) 6 ECTS, German/English Construction of a student-driven ground station for the satellites of TU Berlin (TUBSAT) as well as other amateur radio spacecrafts. |
| Thu 16-20 (H 6101) | Amateur Radio Course (Bachelor/Master) 3+3 ECTS, in German only Theoretical and practical knowledge for your own HAM Radio license. [CAUTION: currently running, starts again Oct 2019] |
Former courses and projects
| Slot/Room | Module |
|---|---|
| Thu 08-12 * 19.10. (F 129) | Project Space Robotics (Master) 6 ECTS, German/English Space Rover development for terrestrial testbeds, focused on hardware and software design. |
| Thu 16-20 * 19.10. (H 6101) | Amateur Radio Course (Bachelor/Master) 3+3 ECTS, in German only Theoretical and practical knowledge for your own HAM Radio license. [CAUTION: Participation for one or two semesters possible, starts again every winter semester] |
| Slot/Room | Module |
|---|---|
| Mon 14-18 * 16.04. (F 129) | Project Space Technology (Master) 6 ECTS, German/English Space Rover development for terrestrial testbeds to prepare for the European Rover Challenge, focused on hardware design. |
| Tue 12-16 * 17.04. (HFT 312) | Project Amateur Radio (Bachelor/Master) 6 ECTS, German/English Construction of a student-driven ground station for the satellites of TU Berlin (TUBSAT) as well as other amateur radio spacecrafts. |
| Wed 08-12 * 18.04. (F 129) | Planetary Exploration and Space Robotics (Master) 6 ECTS, German/English Space Rover development for terrestrial testbeds to prepare for the European Rover Challenge, focused on software design. |
| Thu 16-20 (H 6101) | Amateur Radio Course (Bachelor/Master) 3+3 ECTS, in German only Theoretical and practical knowledge for your own HAM Radio license. [CAUTION: currently running, starts again Oct 2018] |
| Slot/Room | Module |
|---|---|
| Thu 08-12 * 18.10. (F 129) | Project Space Robotics (Master) 6 ECTS, German/English Space Rover development for terrestrial testbeds, focused on hardware and software design. |
| Thu 16-20 * 18.10. (H 6101) | Amateur Radio Course (Bachelor/Master) 3+3 ECTS, in German only Theoretical and practical knowledge for your own HAM Radio license. [CAUTION: Participation for one or two semesters possible, starts again every winter semester] |
| tba | Block course "Computer-aided engineering basics." From idea to production: Version control, electronic and mechanical design ... |
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Enrico StollTel. +49 30 314-21339
F 515
sekretariat@rft.tu-berlin.de
Bettina Taube
Raum F 516
Fachgebiet Raumfahrttechnik
für Luft- und Raumfahrt
Marchstraße 12-14
10587 Berlin
Tel.: +49 (0)30 314-21305
Fax: +49 (0)30 314-21306
Raum F 516
Fachgebiet Raumfahrttechnik
für Luft- und Raumfahrt
Marchstraße 12-14
10587 Berlin
Tel.: +49 (0)30 314-21305
Fax: +49 (0)30 314-21306