LEC # | TOPICS | STUDENT NOTES |
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1 | Introduction and overview | (PDF) |
2 | Apollo as a complex system | (PDF) |
3 | Historical/technical analysis of engineering systems | (PDF) |
4 | Systems engineering and atlas | (PDF) |
5 | Organizing research from NACA to NASA | (PDF) |
6 | Sputnik, Mercury, and the Cold War | (PDF) |
7 | Kennedy’s decision: From politics to engineering specs | (PDF) |
8 | The LOR decision | (PDF) |
9 | The Soviet moon program | (PDF) |
10 | Gemini and early Apollo engineering | (PDF) |
11 | Apollo guidance and control | (PDF) |
12 | Astronautical guidance | (PDF) |
13 | Engineering the LEM | (PDF) |
14 | Designing a landing | (PDF) |
15 | NASA’s current moon plans | (PDF) |
16 |
Apollo software Presentation by Doug Cooke of NASA (PDF - 1.8 MB) (Courtesy of NASA.) |
(PDF) |
17 | Apollo 11 | (PDF) |
18 | Apollo 14: An astronaut’s view | (PDF) |
19 | Apollo 12 and group project freetime | (PDF) |
20 | Covering Apollo: The role of the press | (PDF) |
21 | Life support and human factors I (PDF - 1.4 MB) | (PDF) |
22 | Bob Parker: Scientist-astronauts and lunar science | (PDF) |
23 | Student presentations | |
24 | Student presentations wrap-up | (PDF) |
25 | MIT museum trip | |
26 | Final class | (PDF) |
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