Contents of Graduate Courses:

UZ 500 Master of Science Theses: Program of research leading to M.S. degree arranged between the student and a faculty member. Students register to this course starting from the beginning of their third semester for researching and writing the thesis project.

UZ 501 Introduction to Space Terms and Policies: What is space, physical properties, why space, history of space sciences, development of the space technologies, application fields and benefits to us, space industry and trade, dilemmas and policies in international space, space law, cooperation in space, space policies of various countries.

UZ 502 Orbital Dynamics: Axes and geometrical systems of bodies in space, world centered geometry, Kepler Laws, satellite parameters, orbital and satellite trajectory calculations, perturbations, earth based observation of satellite trajectories, line of sight and projection, launch and entry to the atmosphere, space medium.

UZ 503 Satellite Architecture and Subsystems: General types of satellites, bus and basic satellite functions, structure and mechanisms, attitude detection and control, communication, control and data processes, power, thermal design, position finding and navigation, types of payload, payload to satellite interfaces, rocket to satellite interface.

UZ 504 Satellite Mission and System Design: Concept of satellite mission, identifying mission requirements and its definition, mission architecture decision, payload design; observational payload, communication payload, mass budget. Power budget, link budget, satellite manufacture and tests, integration with the launch systems, ground base systems, education and management, accounting, and security standards.

UZ 505 Satellite Communication: Transmission architecture, data size and speed, space communication techniques, transmitted power, received power, noise, carrier to noise ratio, effects of the medium, modulation techniques, polarization, spectrum utilization, S, C, L, and Ku band specifications, analog transmission, digital transmission, ground base antenna and systems, FDMA, TDMA, CDMA, satellite networks.

UZ 506 Remote Sensing Systems: Electromagnetic radiation and remote sensing, passive and active sensing, fields of applications, military applications, optical detection, IR, NIR, thermal sensing, SLAR, SAR, image forming, general image specifications; resolution, OTF, PSF, etc., image processing, sensing systems and specifications, design based on requirements.

UZ 507 Optical Systems Design: Types of cameras, types of films, sensor types, spectral radiometry, steps of design, principles of optics, Fourier Optics, resolution, OTF, PSF, carrier vs. noise performance, spectral processing, prism and grating techniques, radiometric calibration, geometric and spectral filters.

UZ 508 Introduction to Space Technologies: What is space, physical properties, why space, history of space sciences, development of the space technologies, satellite parameters, power formal design, position finding and navigation, application fields and benefits to us, space industry and trade, dilemmas and policies in international space, space law, international space organizations and policies, cooperation in space, space policies of various countries.

UZ 510 Imaging Radar Design: Principles of radar, angular resolution, distance resolution, sensitivity and clarity, attenuation, signal to noise ratio, receivers, reflection, scattering, PPI and B-scan radars, real aperture radar, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), image forming with SAR, SAR image processing, white noise, SAR satellite systems.

UZ 511 Space Law: International treaties on space, unarming space, UN Peaceful Use of Space Treaty, issues on boundaries of space, results of accidents in space, rights of use in space, rights and responsibilities of the countries, garbage problem, recent issues.

UZ 512 Satellite Systems Administration and Management: Definition of space and ground systems of the satellite systems and their interface, satellite control systems, space and ground segments definition interface, satellite control functions, ground base major functions, ground base main components, management principles, management costs, education, space logistics, legal requirements, options.

UZ 513 Space Management, Marketing and Trade: Space as an industrial and trade medium, communication sector, direct TV and radio transmission sector, growing satellite-internet sector, remote sensing sector, major contenders of the fields, pricing, costs, marketing techniques, competitions.

UZ 515 International Space Policies: USA, Russia, European Space Agency, European countries, Canada, Japan, India, Israel, Korea, and Brazil’s space policies, interactions of those policies, UN Peaceful Use of Space Treaty, international space cooperation organizations and their scopes, joint projects.

UZ 516 Communication Systems and Policies: Communication architecture, data size and rate, space communication techniques, antennas, transmitted and received power, communication policies, and fields of application.

UZ 520 Space Structures and Bases Design and Construction: Basic principles needed to be followed in constructing and designing bases in free space or bodies like the Moon or the Mars, Properties of this environment, Differences from earth environment Applied forces and their effects on structure design, using, supplying and process of local material, protecting from radiation, supplying power,oxygen and water, preparing life conditions, processing and neutrilizing of enviromental disposals, transportation on the Moon and Mars, Providing and carrying on communication between space bases and earth.

UZ 590 Graduate Seminar: Presentation involving current research is given by graduate students and invited speakers in the aim of increasing the interests of the other students about different subjects of space sciences. This course is obligatory for the graduate students.

UZ 591 M.Sc. Specialization Field Course: Investigation on study fields and developments on these study fields of all students, under the supervision of an advisor, who are progressing their M.Sc. thesis.

UZ 600 Ph.D. Thesis: Program of research leading to Ph.D. degree, arranged between a student and the faculty member. Students register to this course in the fifth semester while the research program or write-up of the thesis is in progress.

UZ 690 Ph.D. Seminar: Program of research leading to Ph.D. degree, arranged between a student and the faculty member. Students register to this course in the fifth semester while the research program or write-up of the thesis is in progress.

UZ 691 Ph.D. Specialization Field Course: Investigation on study fields and developments on these study fields of all students, under the supervision of an advisor, who are progressing their Ph.D. thesis.

|BİLGİSAYAR MÜH.A.B.D.|ELEKTRONİK MÜH. A.B.D.|ENDÜSTRİ MÜH.A.B.D.|

|HAVACILIK MÜH.A.B.D.|UZAY BİLİMLERİ A.B.D.|

|GENEL BİLGİLER|PERSONEL|SEMİNERLER|BAŞVURU KOŞULLARI|HUTEN'DE YAŞAM|