Managing a microsatellite development programme within the university environment

Schoonwinkel, A.; Milne, G.W.

doi:10.1016/s0166-4972(96)00076-4

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“…Students' initiatives to produce spin-off products from the microsatellite project are strongly supported. More details on the SUNSAT management processes are given in a working paper (Schoonwinkel and Milne, 1997).…”

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University research and development of a microsatellite

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Milne

1997

R & D Management

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Developing a microsatellite at a university is an effective means of training engineering students for an R&D career. Such a programme requires the adoption of many research and development processes from industry. This paper describes how tailored forms of systems engineering, project management and technology management were applied to develop a high technology product at a tertiary educational institution. This microsatellite development programme has produced students who are well prepared for the realities of engineering practice, and a research and development facility that earns research funding for the university. CUSTOMER REF.: R&D Schoonwinkel MCS REF.: RAD H165

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confidence: 99%