June 23 - 29, 2024
Summer III: Introduction to Astronautical Engineering
Baylor Campus • One Bear Place Waco, TX 76798 Organized by Center for Gifted Education and Talent DevelopmentAbout this event
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Baylor TIP Camp is primarily residential, but families may select a day camp option. Students will stay in the dorms with Resident Assistants Sunday night through Friday nights, going home Saturday morning. Course offerings will run from 9am to 4pm, and social events and activities will be held every evening. Meals are included with registration. Students who elect to commute to camp will have the option of participating in the breakfast and staying for evening activities if they choose. Introduction to Astronautical Engineering From the dawn of civilization, human beings have studied the stars and dreamed of one day exploring the cosmos. Today, that dream is more possible than ever as government agencies like NASA, ISRO, and ESA have been joined by private companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic in the quest to explore the solar system. Learn about the field of astronautical engineering as you delve into the historical evolution and orbital dynamics of space travel. Utilize math and physics to acquire insights into the intricacies of spaceflight engineering and spacecraft design as you examine the principles governing the movement of objects in space.
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