Welcome to NASA and Saylor.org's Space Systems Engineering course! For six weeks starting on March 3, 2014, we'll be hosting a MOOC put together through the collaborative efforts of the Saylor staff and NASA scientists and engineers. If it's past March 3rd, fear not; it's never too late to enroll!

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Here's how it works: each week, starting on Monday, March 3rd, we'll send you an email with the week's assignments and discussion prompts. You'll work through the course on your own, but at the same time as everyone else who signs up — and you'll be able to interact with your fellow learners, Saylor.org staff, as well as NASA scientists and engineers in our Forums and even in a few live Google Hangouts. During the Hangouts, our friends at NASA will answer your questions about the course content, specific missions they're working on, and perhaps even the mysteries of space.

Who should take this course? The simple answer is anyone and everyone. Even if you have no prior engineering knowledge, you will be benefit from course topics including teamwork and project life cycles. And did we mention that all of the concepts are tied into real NASA missions and projects?

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