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|a Small Spacecraft Development Project-Based Learning
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|b Implementation and Assessment of an Academic Program /
|c by Jeremy Straub, Ronald Arthur Marsh, David J. Whalen.
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|a 1.Introduction -- 2.Why start a small spacecraft program? -- 3.To build, to buy, or in between? -- 4.Starting a small spacecraft program: types of programs and their benefits and drawbacks -- 5.Forming a program - funding and organizational issues -- 6.Forming a program: funding and organizational issues -- 7.Forming a program: technical and logistical issues -- 8.Setting educational goals and formative assessment -- 9.Summative assessment -- 10.Results of prior assessment work and its utility.
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|a This book provides the information that is required to start a small spacecraft program for educational purposes. This will include a discussion of multiple approaches to program formation and build / buy / hybrid decision considerations. The book also discusses how a CubeSat (or other small spacecraft program) can be integrated into course and/or program curriculum and the ancillary benefits that such a program can provide. The assessment of small spacecraft programs and participatory project-based learning programs is also discussed extensively. The book presents prior work related to program assessment (both for a single program and internationally) and discusses how similar techniques can be utilized for both formative and summative assessment of a new program. The utility of these metrics (and past assessment of other programs) in gaining buy-in for program formation and funding is also considered. .
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