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If someone wanted to learn all this stuff in a "for dummies" class, what course would they look for, among the MOOCs?
by thimkerbell 6y ago
If someone wanted to learn all this stuff in a "for dummies" class, what course would they look for, among the MOOCs?
- melvinroest 6y ago+1 I'm also open to the idea that a HN'er teaches us. Yes, I know what I'm asking. You don't have to do it ;-) It would just be really nice :)
- FabHK 6y agoI liked this course: Introduction to Aeronautical Engineering, by Technical University Delft in the Netherlands, on edX. It assumes basic physics and maths, but then gives a nice overview about all the fundamentals - aerostatics, aerodynamics, propulsion, materials, structure of aircraft, etc. https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-aeronautical-engineering-2 https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-aeronautical-engi... If you're specifically looking at autonomous flight of drones, then the Udacity Flying Car nano degree is not bad (it contains several mistakes, but takes you through quite some material with neat exercises). It presupposes a bit more maths and programming. I was free (for a month) during the early stages of the pandemic, now I think it's back to normal prices. https://www.udacity.com/course/flying-car-nanodegree--nd787 https://www.udacity.com/course/flying-car-nanodegree--nd787