Admin works every day to make sure the mission is the best it can be. They plan SOBE's, work to incorporate projects into the mission, and iron out any potential problems. Administration consists of people from all walks of life, whom all come together towards one goal: executing the mission. The Administrative Department has learned and created an effective process for planning missions that incorporates specific projects. It consists of six phases: Pre-phase A, phase A, phase B, phase C/D, phase E. Pre-phase A consists of a formal review with the program director and the program members with a conceptual study for what could occur during the mission. Phase A is a preliminary analysis of mission concepts with another formal review by the program director. Phase B is when the mission is defined as far as plot and the general outline for what will happen during the mission. Phase B details how projects are incorporated into the mission and what projects will be central to the plot. Phase C/D is design and development, where the specifics of the mission are figured out. During these two phases, most of the SOBE's are designed with some of them being focused on people's projects. Phase E is when the mission begins. During CASA club, critical parts of the beginning of the mission, like rocket launches. Projects are finished and added to SOBE's, all leading up to the mission start in February.
