The aim of the competition is to provide young people with abilities such as designing with a team consisting of members who have knowledge and experience in different disciplines, doing technical research regarding rocket systems and subcomponents, solving complicated problems together using training they received, and doing technical reporting.
Participants will also have the opportunity to meet professionals working in this area and other teams with common interests, and exchange ideas with them.
The fact that young people can produce and fly rockets of their own design is a great source of motivation in their career choices focused on science, technology and engineering in the future.
The competition has four different categories:
- High School Category (5,000 feet)
- Middle Altitude Category (10,000 feet)
- High Altitude Category (20,000 feet)
- Challenging Mission Category (10,000 feet)
Eligible Participant Education Levels for the Competition
- High School Students
- Associate Degree Students, Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students and PhD Students
- University Graduates
Reporting Phases
- Preliminary Design Report
- Critical Design Report
- Launch Preparation Report
Apart from the information given in the specification, for any other questions you want to ask about the competition, you must be a member of the relevant mail group from the ROCKET COMPETITION GROUP link. The questions you will ask and the answers to these questions will be clear to the other members of the mailing group. Templates and Rocket Engine catalogs for the reports that competitors need to prepare will be announced on the Teknofest website until the application period ends.
The Competition Deadline is March 31!
Applications for the competition for students living abroad or foreign nationals are open until 31 March in the relevant categories. (High School Category)
For detailed information, you can review the competition specifications.
