Science and technology subjects (called STEM - from the English language Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) explain the environment in which we find ourselves. Physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology describe the laws and processes of the surrounding nature, while informatics and computer science give us an idea of how things work technologies.

STEM subjects will include mathematics, science, biology, geography, physics, chemistry, design and technology, computer science, engineering, programming, robotics and digital design.

Realizing that one of the key components of future education is the development of 21st century skills, which have yet to be precisely defined and assessed, technology and science skills play an important role, so they are closely related to future employment and quality of life. In recent years, however, the field of STEM education has experienced various criticisms.

As much as drones are today's devices, their relationship to STEM subjects is directly related. Drones use all 4 areas of STEM learning.

• Lifting power The dynamics of rowing
• Lifting capacity - dead weight

• Introduction to mechatronics
• Control systems and feedback mechanisms
• Actuators and sensors
• Electronic control systems and programming
• Types of aircraft lighting systems
• Electrical and optical principles of aircraft lighting
• Installation and maintenance of aircraft lighting systems

• Basic Electrical and Electronics Theory
• Introduction to electrical and electronic systems in aircraft
• Electrical and electronic theory and principles
• Electrical safety and regulations
• Electrical and electronic circuits and components
• Introduction to avionics systems
• Navigation and communication systems