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AT 209 – Autonomous Aircraft Technology and Maintenance I
AT 219-Autonomous Aircraft Technology and Maintenance Il
AT 309 - Introduction to UAS Sensor Technology
AT 319 - Unmanned Aerial Systems Applications, Data, and Documentation
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This course focuses on hands-on drone operations and flight training, aligning with Part 107 and industry standards. Each lab is designed to build flight skills, reinforce safety protocols, and apply mission planning techniques in real-world environments.
Throughout the semester, I’ve conducted flight tests using platforms like the DJI Mavic 2 Pro, Skydio S2, and others, performing procedures like:
NIST OTL evaluations
Manual proficiency tests
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Lab Index

Each lab documents objectives, flight setup, results, and personal reflections. Click below to view individual labs:
Each lab includes metadata, procedures, photos, scoring sheets, logbook links, and final reflections.
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Learning Reflections

Key takeaways from AT 209:
Stronger manual piloting skills in wind and varied terrain
Real-world understanding of drone limitations and sensor performance
Improved communication and crew coordination
Confidence navigating mission planning tools and visual line-of-sight operations
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Skills Gained

Remote Pilot-in-Command (RPIC) experience
VO coordination and crew safety management
Airspace awareness near Purdue Airport (KLAF)
Drone preflight, maintenance, and documentation
Manual and autonomous mission execution
Data collection for photogrammetry and inspection


Lab Index
Learning Reflections
Skills Gained
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