Participants of the Russian commercial drone market have proposed to include theoretical disciplines and practical training on drones in the Russian school curriculum. reported vedomosti.
The newspaper refers to a letter sent by the Aeronext Association to the Ministry of Transport. It proposes to improve the legislation of the Russian Federation and remove administrative barriers to the development of unmanned aircraft.”
The authors of the letter say that the inclusion of courses on drones in the school curriculum should help ensure personnel dominance in Russia’s aviation industry.
Gleb Babintsev, general manager of Aeronekstv, told the broadcast that drones could be part of the school curriculum as part of the Technology topic. However, the source said that students will need to be supported with modules that will enable them to acquire basic knowledge in aviation.
According to Babintsev, within the framework of the proposed program, it would be useful to study the types of structures and software for processing data from drones.
Earlier, State Duma deputy Ivan Sukharev discussed With a proposal to Tatyana Golikova, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, to include the basics of programming, control and operation of unmanned aerial vehicles in the school informatics course.