Menu
« Back to All Apprenticeships
Commercial Drone Software Developer
Published
Time-Based Apprenticeship
Industries
O*Net Code
15-1252.00
Rapids Code
2072
Req. Hours
2880
State
DC
Created
Jul 16, 2021
Updated
Jul 16, 2021
Time-Based Skills
6 skill sets | 6 total skills
Drone Computer Languages - 480 req. hrs
Students are to learn the fundamentals of drone-based computer languages, such as the C languages, Ruby on Rails, and Python through applied application. Students will explore within the organizational framework, the most effective languages for integrating and communicating drone-based processes, and efficiency in terms of scalability for technology commercialization.
Artificial Intelligence/Robotics Basics - 480 req. hrs
Students will work within organization to introduce artificial intelligence and write reports on the feasibility of integrating AI for new and existing use cases for drone-based products and/or services to enhance productivity and efficiency. Students may write original algorithms and conduct machine learning utilizing visual and pattern recognition technology for the purpose of commercial applications.
Intermediate Cognitive Applications & Robotics - 480 req. hrs
Students will work with the creation of artificial neural networks and deep learning applications in the field. Students will conduct assessments and reports regarding the potential for cognitive applications to be used within organizational work environments, as well as utilizing robots for depth perception and solutions for logistics and supply chain management. Students will also explore the feasibility of integrating IBM’s Watson supercomputer into commercial drone applications, which is capable of speech to text, visual recognition, emotional intelligence, and other varied services.
Internet of Things - 480 req. hrs
Students will work to solve real-world workplace problems, and providing industry solutions through the applied development of IoT applications, prototype development and Lean business model development, for the conceptual design and potential implementation of IoT technology into the organizational structure and business vision.
Localization Laboratory - 480 req. hrs
Students will become exposed to various types of propulsion systems for aquatic, amphibious, land, air, low-orbit, and space-based autonomous systems. Specifically, students will focus on a common thread in each module, concerning an emphasis on sensory localization in dynamic environments.
Disruptive Drone Innovations - 480 req. hrs
Students will learn about emerging technologies within the commercial drone sector, and how to adapt organizational behavior, strategy, or resource allocation in order to maximize future opportunities and product value. Students will work with emerging technologies such as edge computing, swarm technology, quantum computing, blockchain technology, cyber security for embedded systems, virtual reality, and augmented reality to name a few.
