JOSÉ FRANCISCO LARGAESPADA GÓMEZ
Parts Engineering - Course Coordinator
EEE Components Engineering
Basics of EEE parts on Space projects.
Enrollment in this course is by invitation only
About This Course
Parts Engineering is a vast discipline, with the need to incorporate a lot of information, from electronics fundamentals (how EEE components work, reliability, failure modes…) to manufacturer knowledge (costs, production, technologies, updates) including also knowledge of the different standards that govern the use of electronic devices.
This course is intended to introduce the parts engineering discipline, stressing the most relevant aspects that a parts Engineer must consider. The basics of space projects, why hi-rel parts are needed, specification systems, radiation and a detail explanation of more concrete tasks of the Parts Engineer. Examples and additional material will be given throughout the course. The course has been prepared by the Parts Engineering team in ALTER Technology, that together accumulate more than 30 years of experience in the space industry and have been involved in almost any ESA project.
Objectives
- Building a knowledge base on electronics fundamentals of components and manufacturing.
- Introducing and subsequently going deeper into the main aspects to be taken into account in the parts engineering discipline
Course Staff
MANUEL DOMÍNGUEZ ÁLVAREZ
ATG Chief Digital Officer
GONZALO FERNÁNDEZ ROMERO
Senior Technical Advisor EEE Parts Division
OLGA RAMOS GARCÍA
Parts Engineering Director
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time should I invest in completing the course?
The course will be divided into several sessions distributed in modules. You should expect to spend 8-10 hours on the course, including: Going through the material / Viewing the videos and demonstrations / Completing practical exercises / Participation / Further reading
Will I receive a certificate for completing this course?
Of course. You will receive a certificate validated by EdX, the official online course platform of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Harvard with more than 10 million users, and by ALTER Technology, a company with more than 30 years of experience in the EEE components sector.