Diploma in Planning and Management of Constellations
About us Diploma in Planning and Management of Constellations
The Diploma in Planning and Management of Constellations offers comprehensive training in the strategic planning and operational management of satellite constellations, addressing key aspects such as mission design, Earth orbit, and deployment of space systems. It focuses on the application of advanced methodologies for resource optimization, risk management, and the integration of cutting-edge technologies in the satellite field, including communications, Earth observation, and data analysis. The program delves into constellation simulation tools, space traffic analysis, and control systems modeling, preparing participants to lead complex projects in the space industry. Space legislation, satellite security, and sustainability in space are addressed, with an emphasis on international collaboration and the development of innovative business models. The training is designed for professionals seeking roles such as space project managers, constellation analysts, satellite systems engineers, and consultants in the space sector.
Diploma in Planning and Management of Constellations
- Format: Hybrid
- Duration: 6–8 months
- Hours: 800 H
- Language: English / Spanish
- Registration date: 23-10-2026
- Strat date: 03-12-2026
- Available places: 3
1,150 $
Competencies and results
What you will learn
1. Strategic Domain: Planning and Management of Naval Constellations
- Strategic Domain: Naval Constellation Planning and Management
- Understand the principles of naval strategic planning at the constellation level.
- Evaluate and select naval platforms for specific missions, considering capabilities and limitations.
- Design the structure and organization of naval constellations, including the integration of weapons and sensor systems.
- Manage the resources and logistics of a naval constellation in complex operational scenarios.
- Analyze the impact of emerging technologies (AI, robotics, cybersecurity) on constellation planning and management.
- Develop strategies for responding to threats and risks in the naval domain, both conventional and asymmetric.
- Apply simulation and modeling techniques for performance optimization and scenario assessment in naval constellations.
- Integrate interoperability and collaboration among different naval units and forces.
- Implement efficient command and control (C2) systems for real-time decision-making.
- Evaluate the life cycle of naval constellations, including platform maintenance, upgrades, and disposal.
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- In-depth evaluation of dynamics in rotational systems, including the analysis of critical couplings such as flap-lag-torsion, and the understanding of phenomena such as whirl flutter and the effects of fatigue on naval components.
- Application of advanced methodologies to ensure safety and durability, such as the implementation of damage tolerance strategies and the use of non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques, including ultrasonic testing (UT), radiography (RT), and thermography, for the early detection of defects.
Mastery of the design and dimensioning of laminated structures using composites. This includes finite element (FE) analysis of structural connections and bonded joints, ensuring the integrity and strength of naval systems.
3. Comprehensive user-oriented design and validation (from modeling to manufacturing)
You will learn to integrate the entire product development process, from initial model conception to final validation, applying user-centered methodologies. You will develop skills in parametric design, ergonomics, simulation, sustainable materials, 3D visualization, and manufacturing management, ensuring efficient, safe solutions that meet current industry standards.
4. Modeling and Optimization of Naval Constellation Operations
- You will understand the analysis of crucial aerodynamic couplings: flap-lag-torsion, essential for stability; the whirl flutter phenomenon, critical in rotors; and the assessment of fatigue in structures subjected to cyclic loading.
- You will learn to dimension and analyze the strength of laminated structures made with composites, including the design of structural joints and bonded joints, using finite element (FE) analysis techniques to ensure structural integrity.
- You will master the application of damage tolerance methodologies to predict and manage crack growth; and the implementation of non-destructive testing (NDT) such as ultrasonic testing (UT), radiography (RT), and thermography, for inspection and defect detection.
5. In-depth Analysis: Planning and Management of Ship Groupings
5. In-Depth Analysis: Planning and Management of Ship Groups
- Comprehensive study of the interaction between ships in groups.
- Evaluation of positioning and maneuvering strategies to optimize formation.
- Analysis of risks associated with group navigation, including collisions and adverse weather conditions.
- Development of contingency and emergency response plans for naval groups.
- Implementation of effective communication and coordination techniques between ships.
- Optimization of the operational efficiency and safety of naval groups.
6. Master's Degree in Tactics: Planning and Command of Naval Groups
6. Master’s Degree in Tactics: Planning and Command of Naval Groups
- Mastery of the theory and application of advanced naval tactics.
- Training in the strategic planning of complex naval operations.
- Development of leadership and decision-making skills in combat environments.
- Analysis and management of naval resources to maximize efficiency and success.
- In-depth understanding of international naval doctrines and strategies.
- Ability to lead and coordinate naval groups in diverse scenarios.
- Risk assessment and mitigation in maritime operations.
- Knowledge of the latest naval technologies and weapons systems.
- Development of the ability to adapt to changing and unforeseen situations.
- Application of intelligence and data analysis in planning tactic.
Who this program is for:
Diploma in Planning and Management of Constellations
- Professionals and graduates with experience or interest in the field of satellite constellation planning and management.
- Engineers, technicians, and other professionals from areas such as Telecommunications Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, or related disciplines.
- Personnel from companies in the space sector (satellite operators, satellite manufacturers, satellite service providers) who wish to acquire or expand their knowledge in constellation management.
- Professionals from government institutions and international organizations involved in the Regulation and development of the space sector, interested in understanding and managing satellite constellations.
Anyone with a basic knowledge of mathematics, physics, and programming, motivated to understand the complexities of satellite constellations, data analysis, and simulation.
- Standards-driven curriculum: you will work with CS-27/CS-29, DO-160, DO-178C/DO-254, ARP4754A/ARP4761, ADS-33E-PRF from the first module.
- Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
- Evidence-oriented TFM: safety case, test plan, compliance dossierand operational limits.
- Mentored by industry: teachers with experience in rotorcraft, tiltrotor, eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
- Flexible modality (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
- Ethics and security: safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
1.1 Introduction to Naval Constellations: Fundamentals and Types
1.2 Naval Strategic Planning: Objectives and Goals
1.3 Key Components of a Naval Constellation: Ships and Resources
1.4 Mission Design: Fleet Selection and Deployment
1.5 Resource Management: Optimizing the Use of Ships and Personnel
1.6 Naval Logistics: Supply and Maintenance of the Constellation
1.7 Communication and Control: Systems and Protocols
1.8 Risk Analysis: Threat Identification and Mitigation
1.9 Performance Evaluation: Key Indicators and Metrics
1.10 Case Study: Examples of Successful Naval Constellations
1.10
2.2 Fundamentals of Naval Rotational Optimization
3.2 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in Rotational Systems
4.3 Vibration and Noise Analysis in Naval Environments
5.4 Design of Efficient Propellers and Propulsion Systems
6.5 Optimization of Rudder and Maneuvering Control Systems
7.6 Materials Engineering and Structural Strength in Rotational Components
8.7 Selection and Maintenance of Engines and Transmissions
9.8 Integration of Rotational Systems with Ship Control Systems
20.9 Simulation and Modeling of Rotational System Behavior
22.20 Case Studies: Improving Rotational Performance in Specific Vessels
3.3 Planning and Design of Strategic Maritime Groups
3.2 Risk Assessment and Threat Analysis in Naval Environments
3.3 Optimization of Ship Deployment for Defense
3.4 Resource Management and Logistics in Maritime Operations
3.5 Communication and Coordination Strategies in Naval Fleets
3.6 Simulation and Modeling of Naval Combat Scenarios
3.7 Application of Cutting-Edge Technologies in Fleet Management
3.8 Analysis of Fleet Responsiveness and Adaptability
3.9 Development of Advanced Combat and Maneuver Strategies
3.30 Case Studies: Analysis of Historical Naval Operations
3.4
4.4 Modeling of Ship Structures and Systems
4.2 Optimization of Naval Propulsion and Associated Systems
4.3 Analysis of Energy Efficiency and Thermal Performance in Ships
4.4 Design for Maintainability and Modularity in Naval Fleets
4.5 Life Cycle Assessment and Cost of Naval Operations
4.6 Fleet Integration in Maritime Space and Ports
4.7 Data Management and Digitization: Systems-Based Modeling for Change Control
4.8 Technological Risk Assessment and Readiness: Levels of Technological Maturity
4.9 Intellectual Property, Certifications, and Time to Market
4.40 Case Study: Decision Analysis with a Risk Matrix
5.5 Fundamentals of Naval Analysis: Key Principles and Concepts
5.5 Structure and Organization of Naval Groups
5.3 Threat and Risk Analysis in Maritime Environments
5.4 Mission Planning and Grouping Strategies
5.5 Optimization of Resource Allocation in Groups
5.6 Simulation and Modeling of Naval Scenarios
5.7 Communication and Control Technologies in Groups
5.8 Logistics and Supply Management at Sea
5.9 Combat Intelligence and Surveillance Analysis
5.50 Performance Evaluation and Decision Making
6.6 Tactical Fundamentals: Principles of Naval Grouping
6.2 Naval Formations: Types and Applications
6.3 Tactical Maneuvers: Execution and Coordination
6.4 Weapons Systems: Integration and Employment in Groupings
6.5 Naval Communications: Strategies and Protocols
6.6 Threat Analysis: Assessment and Tactical Response
6.7 Naval Leadership: Decision-Making in Combat
6.8 Combat Management: Force Control and Coordination
6.9 Special Operations: Integration into Naval Groupings
6.60 Tactical Simulations: Training and Evaluation
7.7 Identification and Classification of Naval Groups
7.2 Principles of Strategic Planning for Groups
7.3 Analysis of Fleet Composition and Capabilities
7.4 Scenario Modeling and Simulation of Naval Operations
7.7 Risk Assessment and Vulnerability Management in Groups
7.6 Logistics and Sustainment of Naval Groups
7.7 Communication and Control in Naval Group Environments
7.8 Advanced Tactics and Maneuvers for Groups
7.9 Implementation of Artificial Intelligence in Naval Analysis
7.70 Case Studies: Analysis of Historical and Contemporary Naval Groups
8.8 Fundamental Principles of Naval Architecture and Fleet Planning
8.8 Fleet Design: Criteria and Ship Selection
8.3 Resource Allocation and Naval Logistics
8.4 Fleet Modeling: Simulation and Scenario Analysis
8.5 Ship Lifecycle Management
8.6 Integration of Weapons and Sensor Systems
8.7 Maintenance and Operations Planning
8.8 Cost Analysis and Operational Efficiency
8.8 Fleet Safety and Risk Considerations
8.80 Naval Adaptation and Modernization Strategies
9.9 Strategic Planning: Design and Management of Naval Constellations
9.9 Propulsion Systems Analysis: Optimization for Naval Performance
9.3 Deployment Strategies: Planning and Management of Maritime Groups
9.4 Operations Modeling: Optimization of Naval Operability
9.5 Behavioral Analysis: Planning and Management of Ship Fleets
9.6 Advanced Tactics: Planning and Command of Naval Groups
9.7 Conceptual Design: Planning and Management of Strategic Constellations
9.8 Systems Engineering: Planning and Management of Starfleets
9.9 Risk Assessment: Analysis and Mitigation in Naval Projects
9.90 Case Study: Integration and Synergy of Naval Constellations
1. Strategic Domain: Planning and Management of Naval Constellations
1.1. Fundamentals of Strategic Naval Planning
1.2. Design and Sizing of Naval Constellations
1.3. Resource Management and Naval Logistics
1.4. Risk Analysis and Mitigation in Naval Operations
1.5. Simulation and Modeling of Constellations
1.6. Case Studies: Successes and Failures in Naval Planning
1.7. Emerging Technologies and Their Impact on Naval Constellations
1.8. Artificial Intelligence and Automation in Fleet Management
1.9. Cybersecurity in Naval Environments
1.10. Final Project: Design of a Strategic Naval Constellation
2. Optimization of Rotational Systems for Naval Performance
2.1. Principles of Hydrodynamics and Naval Propulsion
2.2. Design and Selection of Propellers and Propulsion Systems
2.3. Optimization of Energy Efficiency in Ships
2.4. Propulsion Control and Automation Systems
2.5. Vibration and Noise Analysis in Rotational Systems
2.6. Predictive and Corrective Maintenance in Naval Propulsion
2.7. Alternative Propulsion Technologies: Hybridization and Electric
2.8. Case Studies: Optimization of Rotational Systems in Specific Ships
2.9. Environmental Impact of Naval Propulsion Systems
2.10. Final Project: Optimization of a Propulsion System for an Existing Ship
3. Advanced Strategies: Planning and Management of Maritime Constellations
3.1. Strategic Framework for Maritime Planning
3.2. Geostrategic Analysis and Threat Assessment
3.3. Naval Mission and Operations Design
3.4. Crisis and Contingency Management in Maritime Environments
3.5. Coordination and Synchronization of Naval Forces
3.6. Intelligence and Surveillance in the Maritime Domain
3.7. International Maritime Law and Regulation
3.8. Case Studies: Naval Strategies in Modern Conflicts
3.9. Naval Diplomacy and International Relations
3.10. Final Project: Planning a Complex Naval Operation
4. Modeling and Optimization of Naval Constellation Operations
4.1. Introduction to Naval Modeling and Simulation
4.2. Modeling of Ship Systems and Components
4.3. Simulation of Naval Operations and Tasks
4.4. Optimization of Routes and Force Deployment
4.5. Performance and Operational Efficiency Analysis
4.6. Simulation Tools and Naval Software
4.7. Design of Experiments and Sensitivity Analysis
4.8. Case Studies: Optimization of Specific Operations
4.9. Artificial Intelligence in Naval Modeling
4.10. Final Project: Modeling and Optimization of Fleet Operations
5. In-Depth Analysis: Planning and Management of Ship Groups
5.1. Principles of Naval Tactics and Combat Formations
5.2. Selection and Combination of Ship Types
5.3. Design and Planning of Joint Operations
5.4. Coordination of Weapons and Sensor Systems
5.5. Communications and Control in Naval Environments
5.6. Risk and Vulnerability Analysis in Groups
5.7. Maintaining Naval Superiority
5.8. Case Studies: Analysis of Groups in Historical Battles
5.9. The Future of Naval Groups
5.10. Final Project: Planning a Ship Group for a Specific Mission
6. Master’s in Tactics: Planning and Command of Naval Groups
6.1. Surface Combat Tactics
6.2. Anti-Submarine Warfare Tactics
6.3. Naval Air Warfare Tactics
6.4. Amphibious Operations and Power Projection
6.5. Special Operations and Irregular Warfare
6.6. Direction and Control of Naval Operations
6.7. Tactical Intelligence Analysis
6.8. Case Studies: Analysis of Naval Battles
6.9. Leadership and Decision-Making in Combat
6.10. Final Project: Simulation and Command of a Naval Battle
7. Naval Planning: Design and Management of Strategic Constellations
7.1. Analysis of the Global Strategic Situation
7.2. 7.3. Fleet Objectives and Requirements
7.4. Platform and Weapon System Selection
7.5. Fleet Architecture Design
7.6. Naval Budgeting and Procurement
7.7. Ship Lifecycle Management
7.8. Crew Training and Development
7.9. Case Studies: Fleet Design for Different Scenarios
7.10. The Role of the Naval Industry
7.11. Final Project: Design of a National Strategic Fleet
8. Naval Architecture: Starfleet Planning and Management
8.1. Introduction to Advanced Naval Architecture
8.2. Hull and Ship Structure Design
8.3. Propulsion and Space Power Systems
8.4. Weapon Systems and Planetary Defense
8.5. Habitability and Life Support Systems
8.6. Star Navigation and Mission Control
8.7. The Future of Space Exploration
8.8. Case Studies: Starship Design
8.9. Space Laws and Regulations
8.10. Final Project: Designing a Starship for a Specific Mission
- Hands-on methodology: test-before-you-trust, design reviews, failure analysis, compliance evidence.
- Software (depending on licenses/partners): MATLAB/Simulink, Python (NumPy/SciPy), OpenVSP, SU2/OpenFOAM, Nastran/Abaqus, AMESim/Modelica, acoustics tools, planning toolchains DO-178C.
- SEIUM Laboratories: scale rotor bench, vibrations/acoustics, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL for AFCS, data acquisition with strain gauging.
- Standards and compliance: EN 9100, 17025, ISO 27001, GDPR.
Capstone-type projects
Admissions, fees and scholarships
- Profile: Background in Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or related fields; practical experience in NLP and valued information retrieval systems.
- Documentation: Updated CV, academic transcript, SOP/statement of purpose, project examples or code (optional).
- Process: Application → Technical evaluation of profile and experience → Technical interview → Review of case studies → Final decision → Enrollment.
- Fees:
- Single payment: 10% discount.
- Payment in 3 installments: No fees; 30% upon registration + 2 equal monthly payments of the remaining 35%.
Monthly payment: available with a 7% commission on the total; annual review.
Scholarships: based on academic merit, financial need, and promoting inclusion; agreements with companies in the sector for partial or full scholarships.
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