Aviation students and technical instructors interested in curriculum design and practical teaching methods for aircraft maintenance and instrumentation.
Hari Kurniawanto introduces himself as an Aircraft Engineering lecturer and explains the Aircraft Instrument course, which carries 3 credits.
The material covers the principles of aircraft instrument systems, including pitot-static, gyroscopic, and engine instruments, as well as the expected graduate competency targets.
The lecturer explains material delivery strategies, classroom interaction using digital applications, and the assessment system, which includes attendance, assignments, midterms, and final exams.
A demonstration is conducted on a Dakota-type training aircraft to show the actual instruments used in flight operations.
An in-depth explanation regarding the functions of flight, navigation, and engine instruments such as airspeed, artificial horizon, transponder, and manifold pressure.
Emphasis is placed on the fact that instruments are vital components that determine an aircraft's airworthiness for the sake of operational safety.