Avionics and Aircraft Systems Fundamentals

Course provided by Model Institute of Engineering & Technology

5 modules

Master the systems that keep aircraft and drones flying safely.

3-4 Level NCrF 

National Credit Framework

30 Hours 

Flexible Learning

Beginner Level

No prior experience required

Nano Course

01 Credit

Course Overview

This course introduces learners to the fundamentals of avionics and aircraft systems, focusing on the technologies that enable reliable flight operations. From navigation methods and Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) to drone telemetry systems, learners will gain a solid understanding of the critical systems behind modern aviation and unmanned aerial vehicles.

Key Learning Highlights

  • Fundamentals of avionics and aircraft systems

  • Navigation principles and applications

  • Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs)

  • Telemetry systems in drones

Tools & Platforms Used

X-Plane Simulator
MATLAB & Simulink
LabVIEW
Figma / System Design

Learning Outcome

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Identify the key components and subsystems within modern avionics systems.

  • Understand the functions and operation of core aircraft systems including electrical, navigation, and communication systems.

  • Analyze system interdependencies and their roles in safe and efficient flight operations

  • Apply basic diagnostics and fault detection concepts in aircraft system maintenance.

  • Demonstrate awareness of regulatory and safety compliance requirements in aviation operations.

Master the course with just 5 Modules

Master the fundamentals of Avionics and Drone Systems with just 5 expertly designed modules. From flight simulation and mission planning to IMU systems and telemetry, each module provides hands-on learning, practical exercises, and industry-relevant tools to make you job-ready. Learn at your own pace and gain the skills to confidently operate, analyze, and optimize modern drone systems.”

Introduction to Avionics
  • Overview of avionics systems and their evolution
  • Importance of avionics in modern aviation
  • Classification and types of avionics systems
  • Fundamentals of aircraft communication systems (VHF, satellite, etc.)
  • Navigation systems: GPS, INS, VOR, ILS
  • System integration and signal flow
  • Cockpit displays and instrumentation
  • Flight Management Systems (FMS) and autopilot integration
  • Data buses and system communication protocols
  • Electrical, hydraulic, fuel, and environmental control systems
  • Safety-critical systems: fire protection, oxygen systems, anti-ice
  • Diagnostic tools and maintenance protocols
  • Overview of international and DGCA/FAA regulations
  • Scheduled maintenance procedures and reporting
  • Human factors and safety culture in aviation

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