You should have a foundational understanding of physics (especially mechanics and electromagnetism), basic programming skills in Python or MATLAB, and introductory knowledge of electrical or mechanical engineering. Prior exposure to orbital mechanics concepts is helpful but not mandatory.

The curriculum covers orbital mechanics, satellite subsystem design (power, thermal, attitude control, communication), payload integration, onboard software development, space environment analysis and radiation hardening, satellite communication systems, ground station operations, link and power budgets, and the full satellite development lifecycle including assembly, integration, and testing.

The program spans 8 weeks and is designed for working professionals. You should plan to dedicate approximately 10-15 hours per week for lectures, hands-on projects, assignments, and self-study to get the most out of the curriculum.

Yes, the course includes three industry-relevant projects: designing and simulating a CubeSat mission, building a satellite communication link and ground station architecture, and planning a satellite integration, test, and launch campaign. These projects use real tools like MATLAB, STK, and Python to mirror professional workflows.

Graduates will be prepared for roles such as Satellite Systems Engineer, Spacecraft Integration and Test Engineer, or Satellite Operations Specialist. The practical skills gained—subsystem design, mission planning, AIT procedures, and hands-on simulation experience—are directly applicable to satellite companies, space agencies, and defense organizations.

You will work with Python for data analysis and scripting, MATLAB and Simulink for modeling and simulation, STK (Systems Tool Kit) for orbit analysis and mission planning, and gain exposure to FreeRTOS concepts for satellite onboard software development. All tools are introduced within the course context.

The Micro Degree course is an online LIVE course, where LIVE sessions will be conducted online on our Classroom platform. Prior to the start of the course, you'll receive preparatory material in the form of recorded content which can be access on the same platform.

In this course instructors will use English language for teaching.

Upon successful registration, you will receive a confirmation email on your registered email ID. In this email you will receive login details for your newly created account on the Edyoda Classroom platform (https://classroom.edyoda.com). Additionally, you will receive a PDF guide containing step-by-step instructions on how to utilize the platform to access live sessions and learning materials.

Our instructors are the industry experts with a minimum working experience of 10 years with a strong technical and teaching background. They bring industry knowledge and practical expertise to the course.

Yes, the course includes online assignments, quizzes, and a final project to reinforce your learning and assess your proficiency in Satellite Development Engineer.

Yes, you can interact with instructors and fellow students through discussion forums, live Q&A sessions. We encourage a supportive learning community.

We offer a 100% money-back guarantee to ensure your complete satisfaction. If you're not satisfied, you can request a full refund within 3 days of purchase or before the second session, whichever comes earlier. Simply contact our support team(support@edyoda.com) with your purchase details, such as the order ID or email address, and share your reason for the refund. Requests made after 3 days or after the second session will not be eligible for a refund. There are no hidden charges, you will receive the full amount paid. Refunds are processed within 7–10 business days and credited back to your original payment method.