The Drone/UAS Student Scholars Remote Pilot Certification introduces high school students to the fast-growing world of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and prepares them to earn a real FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate — a credential that opens doors to paid careers in aviation, mapping, agriculture, public safety, real estate, and more.
Students master the principles of flight, airspace regulations, safety protocols, and the operational procedures needed to fly drones safely and responsibly. The course is fully self-paced and built for the way students learn — combining interactive online modules, virtual flight simulations, and hands-on practice for a deep, real-world understanding.
Upon completion, students are ready to take the FAA Part 107 exam and earn a Remote Pilot Certificate that allows them to operate drones commercially — graduating with a marketable, career-ready skill and a real head start in the autonomous-systems economy.
Part 107 Class Resources
Downloadable AINautics University handouts and worksheets used in class. Print or open on your laptop.
Class Setup
- FAA Registration Links (IACRA / PSI account record sheet) (PDF)
- Items Needed for FAA Part 107 Class (PDF)
- Part 107 Training Aides (websites and videos) (PDF)
Airspace and Sectional Charts
- Latitude and Longitude Worksheet (PDF)
- Airspace Floors and Ceilings Worksheet (PDF)
- Reading the Legend Worksheet (PDF)
- Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) Reference Sheet (PDF)
Weather
FAA Testing Supplement
- FAA-CT-8080-2H Airman Knowledge Testing Supplement (PDF, FAA.gov) - the chart figures used on the Part 107 exam and in the chart tests
- FAA Testing Supplements page (check here for the current edition)
