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## About the Project
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BIRDS-OSP is dedicated to empowering individuals, research groups, and educational institutions with limited resources to embark on satellite missions. This documentation is designed for those aiming to understand and develop a satellite from the ground up, focusing on open-source tools and affordable methods for accessible satellite technology.
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BIRDSOpenSource is dedicated to empowering individuals, research groups, and educational institutions with limited resources to embark on satellite missions. This documentation is designed for those aiming to understand and develop a satellite from the ground up, focusing on open-source tools and affordable methods for accessible satellite technology.
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# Before You Start
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# Getting Started
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To ensure a smooth journey in building your CubeSat, there are a few things you'll want to understand beforehand. This section outlines key knowledge areas you'll need, from using the platform and GitHub to understanding systems engineering principles.
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## Platform Basics: GitHub and Git
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To work with Build-A-Sat, you'll need a GitHub account. This is where you'll manage your codebase and contribute to open-source satellite projects. Here’s a quick guide to get you started:
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To work with BIRDS, you'll need a GitHub account. This is where you'll manage your codebase and contribute to open-source satellite projects. Here’s a quick guide to get you started:
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### 1. **GitHub Account**
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- Create a [GitHub account](https://github.com/) to access repositories, contribute to projects, and manage your code.
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# Everything you need to build a satellite
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This document covers how to build a satellite from scratch. Readers are expected to have a bachelors degree in space engineering or at least prerequisite knowledge on the basics of a satellite and how it works.
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If you're new here, here's a list of what to expect in the next few pages:
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-[x] Introduction to the Birds bus and other core components
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-[x] Introduction to the BIRDS bus and other core components
<span class="fs-3"> New to BIRDS? Check out the getting started guides. They contain an introduction to the BIRDS bus’ main concepts and links to additional tutorials. </span>
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