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Category:
Life Skills, Leadership, and Career Readiness
Grade Levels:
(Grades 4th-12th)
Final Projects or Artifacts:
The final project can include: A Job-Based Flight Simulation – A completed mission such as a mock search and rescue, delivery route, or inspection task demonstrating control and decision-making. A Flight Skills Demonstration – A recorded or live showcase of piloting techniques including hovering, navigation, and precision movement. A Drone Career Exploration Report – A research-based overview of a drone-related career, including required skills, certifications, and real-world applications. A Flight Plan and Safety Guide – A student-created document outlining pre-flight checks, safety procedures, and mission planning strategies.
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Program Description:
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of drone piloting using RoboLink platforms such as CoDrone, combining hands-on flight experience with exposure to real-world drone careers. Students will learn essential piloting skills including takeoff and landing, hovering, directional control, flight patterns, and navigation, while also exploring key concepts in aerodynamics, safety procedures, and responsible drone operation. In addition to technical skill development, the course integrates career exploration, highlighting pathways in fields such as aerial photography, inspection, agriculture, public safety, and delivery systems. Students will participate in job-based flight simulations, completing missions that mirror real-world applications (e.g., search and rescue, mapping, and inspection tasks). The course emphasizes coordination, problem-solving, and an understanding of how drone technology is used across industries.
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