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 = Exercise 01
 
+== Part 1 - Questionaire
+
+=== Q1: What is Dronology about, and what are its two main goals?
+
+- The first goal of dronology is to provide a research environment, where students can study aspects like systems engineering, software engineering and cyber physical systems.
+- The second goal is that it should provide a framework for controlling UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems). This includes forming different formations and coordinating flights and should help fields like
+  search and rescue, surveilance, and scientific data collection.
+
+=== Q2: Name the layers of the Dronology architecture, explain which layers exchange messages and how Dronology communicates with the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
+
+According to the figure provided, there are three layers. Those being named `CORE`, `Services` and `UI`. There is also an external component called GCS. The UI layer communicates with the `Services` layer, while
+the `Services` layer communicates with the `CORE` layer. The `CORE` layer uses the `CGS Middleware` internally to communicate with the external `CGS` component.
+
+=== Q3: Who are the Dronology stakeholders? For this, consider the stakeholder onion diagram from the SE lecture and its four layers: the kit, our system, the containing system, and the wider environment.
+
+- The Kit
+  - Software Engineers
+  - Hardware Engineers
+- Our System
+  - Project Managers
+  - Maintenence Teams
+- The Containing System
+  - Customers
+  - Business Partners
+    - Universities
+    - Companies
+- The Wider Environment
+  - Government Agencies
+  - General Public
+  - Competitors
+
+=== Q4: Which are the available artifacts for Dronology? For each artifact, summarize which information they provide
+
+