A GROUP OF 15 STUDENTS OF ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMING PERFORM THEIR INTERNSHIPS WITH DRONES IN SPAIN

I am Jakub Kundera from Poland and I was taking a course on building, configuring and flying drones. In my opinion, our course was very-well prepared: we have always had a new task awaiting for us and teaching us the structure of the process of making and controlling a drone. I had fun during the internships, because it was also entertaining and interesting. Personally I never had a problem with the teaching methods: they were always clear and easy to understand. I have learned how to do soldering, plan a mission in MissionPlanner and how to make a plan of my own drone in Cut2D program. Our tutor was very helpful and his advices were useful as he explained everything that we did not understand about things given to us.

My name is Michal, I am 17 years old. I went on Erasmus on the 27th of March. Here I have met a lot of new people from all around the world. With some of them, I am still in touch. I not only learn how to use such programs like “Cut 2D” or “Mission Planner”, but it was also my first time using soldering iron, and in the end, I had a chance to fly a drone, which we had built as a group. During those two weeks, we also spent a lot of time of sightseeing around the city. That strengthened my passion for photography. Moreover, we also visited two other Spanish cities – Málaga and Cádiz – two beautiful seaside places. Summarizing I would like to say that during those two weeks not only have I obtained new skills, and saw new breathtaking places, but I also learned a lot about local culture and widened my horizons