Template Tech Lit

From GICLWiki
(Difference between revisions)
Jump to: navigation, search
(New page: ==Executive Summary== This section is much like an abstract and summarizes the entire report ==Introduction== This section should include an introduction of the product and a brief desc...)
 
 
(10 intermediate revisions by one user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
==Executive Summary==
+
==Course Title==
  
This section is much like an abstract and summarizes the entire report
+
Title for the course
  
==Introduction==
+
==Description==
  
This section should include an introduction of the product and a brief description of group members (i.e. who was responsible for which sections or tasks)
+
The course attempts to explain the principles behind the technologies which define our modern way of life.  The class surveys a broad range of technology including: radio, television, computers, ultrasound, microwave ovens, and the automobile.  Consumer products serve as a means of illustrating scientific knowledge and its applications. The course seeks to remove some of the mystery surrounding science and technology. We live in a very complex and interconnected world created through modern technology.  Too often this technology seems as enigmatic as magic.  We will identify some key concepts from the sciences that are applied frequently in modern technology, and work to obtain an understanding of these principles.  The course is intended for the general education of liberal arts students who are not majoring in science or engineering. 
  
==Before Disassembly Section==
+
==Purpose==
  
General notes about the product (it's condition, how it works, how many parts, types of materials, etc)
+
This section includes the objective and the activity level of the course
  
==Disassembly Procedure==
+
==Contributor==
  
*Document each step to disassemble the product
+
John Krupczak
*How difficult was each disassembly step?
+
*What types of tools were required to perform this step?
+
*Include a picture of each disassembly step
+
  
==After Disassembly==
+
==Institution==
 +
Hope College
  
===Part Table, including:===
+
==Activity Classification==
*Part number
+
The table of Activity Classification for the course
*Part name
+
*Number of parts of this type
+
*Part material
+
*Part manufacturing process
+
*Image of the part
+
*CAD file for selected parts
+
  
==Assembly==
+
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
 +
|+'''Activity Classification'''
 +
!width="200"|Cross-Cutting Concepts
 +
!width="200"|Congnitive Dimension
 +
!width="225"|Tech Topic Area - Engineering
 +
|-
 +
|rowspan="2"| ○ Systems||rowspan="2"| ● Knowledge|| ○ Medical
 +
|-
 +
|○ Bio-based
 +
|-
 +
|rowspan="2"| ○ Design||rowspan="2"| ● Capabilities|| ○ Engergy & Power
 +
|-
 +
|○ Info Tech & Comm
 +
|-
 +
|rowspan="2"| ○ Connections||rowspan="2"| ● Decision-making || ○ Transfortation
 +
|-
 +
| ○ Manufacturing & Const
 +
|}
  
*Document each step to reassemble the product
 
*How difficult was each assembly step?
 
*What types of tools were required to perform this step?
 
  
==After Assembly==
+
==Teaching Materials==
 
+
General teaching Materials
*Does it still work?
+
*Conclusion remarks
+
 
+
==References==
+
[http://www.apastyle.org/ APA Style]
+
You must use this format (It's easier than MLA, so don't worry).
+
 
+
:
+

Latest revision as of 00:07, 18 February 2010

Contents

Course Title

Title for the course

Description

The course attempts to explain the principles behind the technologies which define our modern way of life. The class surveys a broad range of technology including: radio, television, computers, ultrasound, microwave ovens, and the automobile. Consumer products serve as a means of illustrating scientific knowledge and its applications. The course seeks to remove some of the mystery surrounding science and technology. We live in a very complex and interconnected world created through modern technology. Too often this technology seems as enigmatic as magic. We will identify some key concepts from the sciences that are applied frequently in modern technology, and work to obtain an understanding of these principles. The course is intended for the general education of liberal arts students who are not majoring in science or engineering.

Purpose

This section includes the objective and the activity level of the course

Contributor

John Krupczak

Institution

Hope College

Activity Classification

The table of Activity Classification for the course

Activity Classification
Cross-Cutting Concepts Congnitive Dimension Tech Topic Area - Engineering
○ Systems ● Knowledge ○ Medical
○ Bio-based
○ Design ● Capabilities ○ Engergy & Power
○ Info Tech & Comm
○ Connections ● Decision-making ○ Transfortation
○ Manufacturing & Const


Teaching Materials

General teaching Materials

Personal tools