The Launch Vehicle Department is in charge of the rocket's entire structure. This department analyzes the aerodynamics of the rocket with a specific design which aims to carry a payload and accomplish an altitude milestone. They study each individual components from the interior to the exterior and the motor, each part is analyzed through CFDs (Computational Fluid Dynamics), simulations and many other programs. This department is divided into three sub-departments: Structure, Assembly, and Launchpad. These work together to bring forth a payload capable vehicle that reaches an altitude between 4,000 and 6,000 feet. 

The Recovery Department focuses on the competitions recovery system. The vehicle manufactured must have two parachutes; a drogue and a main parachute. These serve the purpose of reducing the speed of the vehicle while descending and create a safe landing for it. This vehicle also carries altimeters to acquire data related to the maximum altitude reached by the vehicle, while also providing data that can be used to study its behavior. The department is divided into two sub-departments: Parachute & Attachment Hardware and Avionics Bay & Electronics. These departments work together to provide a safe recovery of the vehicle and to provide data utilized for the competition.

The Business Department is in charge of creating marketing strategies and fundraisers to cover all the monetary and material needs for the team. They make sure to keep the project on budget and provide the materials and tools necessary to ensure a successful participation in the competition. They also plan out the budget and travel details for the trip to Huntsville, Alabama so that our team can have a unique experience participating alongside other universities.