Mohamad Al-Bared is accused of supporting the group and designing a drone to supply to terrorists.
Mohammed Al-Bared is from Coventry and was studying at the University of Birmingham, the court heard
Mohamad Al-Bared was a supporter of the group and the device was found in a bedroom at his Coventry home when he was arrested in January. Several devices were seized and analysed and a 3D printer was also found at the property, which could be used to make parts for the drone, prosecutor Michelle Heeley KC said."He says he is not responsible for filling in the application form, but we say how else has it got there?" Ms Heeley asked."It had all the components required for it to fly," Ms Heeley said.
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