The rapid changes occurring in technology make it essential that a university provide opportunities for continuing engineering studies. The University of Tennessee Space Institute recognizes continuing education as an important and basic responsibility and considers it to be an integral part of the academic programs at the Institute.
The Continuing Education programs offered are designed to be responsive to the needs of engineers and scientists, and the skilled craftsman in industry and government. The courses have been carefully selected and emphasis is given to new developments. The courses are conducted by the UTSI staff and by the most qualified persons available in education, industry, government and the private sector.
Upcoming Live Courses
Systems Engineering for Aerospace & Defense Systems
May 19–22, 2026
About
- For engineering students, practitioners, team leaders and program/project managers
- Presents major concepts and methods involved in applying system engineering to the management of technology programs/projects
- Emphasizes the aerospace and defense domains
To Register
Please contact Outreach Coordinator Meghan Morris.
Email: mmorris@utsi.edu
Phone: 931-393-7213
Deadline
The deadline for registration is Friday, May 1, 2026.
Prerecorded Material
- Technical Writing
- Hypersonic Flow
- Viscous Flow
- Introduction To Turbulence
- Hypersonics Vehicle Design, Performance and Operations
- Solid Propellant Rocket Motors
- Liquid Propellant Rockets
- Human Engineering Principles for Flight Deck Evaluations
- Aerospace Ground Test Simulations and Facilities
- Fundamentals of Gas Dynamics for Propulsion
Contact Us
Lee Leonard, PhD
Director of Academic Programs
Phone: 931-393-7540
Email: Lee.leonard@tennessee.edu
Accreditation
The University of Tennessee is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.