8.5 - Development Project: Paper

8.5 - Development Project: Paper (PLG1)

In this module, you will submit the final version of your Development Project containing the detailed information that is aligned with the parameters of the assignment, as identified in the Development Project: Introduction page and in the rubric. To receive the highest grade possible, please follow the project guidelines and avoid focusing on other important but irrelevant autonomous or manned systems.

Your paper should show college-level work and must use APA formatting. Include a title, abstract and reference pages. The paper must be eight pages minimum, 10 pages maximum (title, abstract, and reference pages, images, tables, diagrams, and graphs do not count towards paper length, only full pages of text), and it must contain at least five credible references. Do not forget the basics: spelling, grammar, and format.

For this project, you will need to perform the following:

· Select one type of environment for the project: land, sea, air, or space.

· Discuss the perceived need of a new autonomous control subsystem as it relates to a current unmanned system application, management practice, or operational policy and the need for safety, efficiency, and effectiveness (why is it needed?).

· Identify innovative new technologies, methods, processes, or concepts relating to your perceived need.

· Provide requirement specifications associated with your perceived need (what it must be capable of, design-imposed limits, etc.).

· Present possible autonomous control and processing options for unmanned systems based on the operational environment and availability of new technology, methods, processes, or concepts.

· Discuss the appropriateness of considered elements/components to support the intended use, including the benefits, limitations, and constraints.

· Formulate a specific solution or research strategy to address the perceived need, including a theory of operation, any appropriate recommendations or conclusions, and supporting references.

· Utilize an appropriate research method and statistical analysis (if applicable) to obtain data and reference materials to support your work.

· Recommend future research strategies to better understand the issue and add to the collective body of knowledge associated with unmanned systems.

 Development Project Final Submission Rubric

Topical Focus: Excellent / 30 - 27 Points / Excels in responding to assignment. Interesting, demonstrates sophistication of thought. Central idea/thesis is clearly communicated, worth developing; limited enough to be manageable. Paper recognizes some complexity of its thesis: may acknowledge its contradictions, qualifications, or limits and follow out their logical implications. Understands and critically evaluates its sources, appropriately limits and defines terms.

Organization and Coherence: 30.0 pts

Excellent / 30 - 27 Points / Uses a logical structure appropriate to paper's subject, purpose, audience, thesis, and disciplinary field. Sophisticated transitional sentences often develop one idea from the previous one or identify their logical relations. It guides the reader through the chain of reasoning or progression of ideas.

Support: Excellent / 20 - 17 Points / Uses evidence appropriately and effectively, providing sufficient evidence and explanation to convince

Development Project Outline

I. Introduction

A. The air navigation has been a complex practice in many decades, but the drone technology has been reducing the difficulties that help investigation of aerospace.

B. The drone tech can evaluate the useful information across the sky and maintain the requirements of the air environment.

C. Use of drone in various files reduces the elevation fact-finding methods that researchers apply in the investigation of the complex parts of astronomy.

D. Most institutions are using unmanned systems autonomy to operate the sky business as the current technology.

E. The environment of the project above the ground sea is complex and requires equivocal transformation across the board.

II. Perceived Needs

A. The perceived needs of the complex work that require aerial information are the shooting of the wedding activities and researching missions.

B. Aerial movement may require licensure to confirm or safeguard the confidentiality needs.

C. The information security is another need of the unmanned systems of autonomy.

D. The technology may be perceived to be conditionally insecure while taking important information and sensitive data.

III. Design Overview

1. New Technology

1. Drone technology is becoming useful to deliver business services and products in the supply chains.

IV. Design Decision

A. The survey methods in research are improved throughout the globe.

a. Process or Concept

A. Drone applies new technology in monitoring large processing plants in manufacturing.

b. Perceived Needs

A. Technology of unmanned system autonomy may be increase insecurity due to unnoticeable terror involvement.

B. No one can define which the right drone is during a service delivery.

V. Design Limitation

1) Prototype Evaluation for Security Appropriateness

A. The design of the technology security of the unmanned system automation require through prototype to ensure all security and potential risks face competent evaluations.

2) Information Processing Security

B. The concept requires provision of air security solution for long time during investigations and information processing and storing.

VI. Conclusion

A. The design security matters

B. Trained personnel for the operation of the technology of unmanned system automation

C. The future potential risks must be assessed and develop solution for the risks

D. Publicity of the technology and the security involvement requirements will ensure secure aerial information security