The document outlines the course content for an Adtech 2 course covering resistant materials and electronics. The course is divided into four quarters. The first quarter introduces design processes and working with resistant materials like cardboard. The second quarter covers mechanical design and testing, including joining materials. The third quarter focuses on basic electronics concepts such as voltage, current and resistance. Circuitry topics like Ohm's Law and series/parallel circuits are examined. The fourth quarter emphasizes precision in engineering and important circuits like voltage dividers and timers.
The document outlines the course content for an Adtech 2 course covering resistant materials and electronics. The course is divided into four quarters. The first quarter introduces design processes and working with resistant materials like cardboard. The second quarter covers mechanical design and testing, including joining materials. The third quarter focuses on basic electronics concepts such as voltage, current and resistance. Circuitry topics like Ohm's Law and series/parallel circuits are examined. The fourth quarter emphasizes precision in engineering and important circuits like voltage dividers and timers.
The document outlines the course content for an Adtech 2 course covering resistant materials and electronics. The course is divided into four quarters. The first quarter introduces design processes and working with resistant materials like cardboard. The second quarter covers mechanical design and testing, including joining materials. The third quarter focuses on basic electronics concepts such as voltage, current and resistance. Circuitry topics like Ohm's Law and series/parallel circuits are examined. The fourth quarter emphasizes precision in engineering and important circuits like voltage dividers and timers.
Descriptive Title: An Introduction to the Design Process – Resistant Materials and Electronics (Application and Evaluation)
FIRST QUARTER THIRD QUARTER
I. INTRODUCTION V. BASIC ELECTRONICS CONCEPTS A. Introduction to Technology Skills A. Safety Rules B. Laboratory Orientation B. Voltage C. Design and the Design Process C. Current D. Project: D. Resistance E. Power II. REVIEW VI. ELECTRICITY and ELECTRONICS A. Communicating Design: Design Drawing A. The Design Process-Troubleshooting B. Drawing as a Tool for Giving Instructions B. Using a Digital Multimeter (DMM) C. Dimensioned Drawing C. The Manipulation of Electricity and Electronics-Motors, D. Annotated Sketches Batteries D. Conductivity and Insulation III. WORKING WITH RESISTANT MATERIALS E. Soldering Basics A. Working with Cardboard and other Light Materials F. Super Simple Circuit B. Systems Analysis, Factor Analysis C. Troubleshooting Techniques FOURTH QUARTER D. Design and Analysis Sketches VII. THE IMPORTANCE OF PRECISION: Engineering Disasters E. Overview of Materials and Properties VIII. OHM’s LAW SECOND QUARTER IV. MECHANICAL DESIGN AND TESTING IX. SERIES and PARALLEL CIRCUITS A. Characteristics of joining/assembling wood, metal, plastic A. Series Circuits parts, “found” items B. Parallel Circuits B. Fabrication and Assembly C. Combination Circuits C. Working with Metal D. Problem Solving
X. RESISTOR COLOR CODING
XI. IMPORTANT CIRCUITS and ICs
A. Potentiometers and Voltage Dividers B. Converting Impedance Variations to Voltage Variations C. The LM358 D. The Light Dependent Resistor (LDR), the Thermistor, and the Solar Panel E. The LM 555 timer