Electricity and Electronics

  Week 1
Orientation to Computer Technology
Week 2
Inside the Chassis
Week 3
The Legacy PC
Week 4
The ATX PC
Week 5
Windows Software and Drivers
Week 6
The PC Industry and Market



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Overview

Technician or other exciting individual will speak on his/her job as it relates to their electronic studies and how they prepared for the field.

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Resistance

Speaker from local electric store to speak on the electrical components sold in their store or

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Voltage

Speaker from a Battery Vendor OR Show a Video on Making Batteries from Delco, EverReady, etc. OR Speaker who works on or is a manufacturer of transformers.

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Current

Hardware store or other Electrician to speak on their job and on current protection from fuses, circuit breakers, proper wiring, electrical codes, OR local Fire Dept to relate experiences with electrical fires.

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Energy

Speaker on automobiles and the future of Electric Cars OR Dept. of Energy Jobs OR Nuclear Energy History OR Navy Spokesperson on Energy aboard a vessel.

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Power

Speaker from the local Power Company to speak on how power is distributed to homes and the type of work related to providing power.

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Overview

Power Point Presentation

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Resistance

PowerPoint Presentation: Resistance

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Voltage

PowerPoint Presentation: Voltage

  • Helpful notes are available with the presentation and should be selected and printed as a study guide
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    Current

    Power Point Presentation: Current

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    Energy

    Power Point Presentation: Energy

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    Power

    PowerPoint Presentation: Power

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    Overview

    Lab. Fix a Flashlight - Flashlight Troubleshooting Exercise

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    Resistance

    Measure body resistance as compared to other materials

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    Voltage

    Measure voltages of batteries in series and in parallel

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    Current

    Measure the time it takes for a balloon to deflate using straws. Relate that to current flow.

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    Energy

    Build an electromagnet and if you're good, turn it into a motor!

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    Power

    Explain in terms of numbers, calculations, theory the conversion of the power from a fan to mechanical power.

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    Overview

    Lab. Fix a Flashlight - Flashlight Troubleshooting Exercise

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    Resistance

    Measure body resistance as compared to other materials

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    Voltage

    Measure voltages of batteries in series and in parallel

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    Current

    Measure the time it takes for a balloon to deflate using straws. Relate that to current flow.

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    Energy

    Build an electromagnet and if you're good, turn it into a motor!

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    Power

    Explain in terms of numbers, calculations, theory the conversion of the power from a fan to mechanical power.

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    Overview

    Summary. Individual Flashlight Fix within 5 minutes.


    Resistance

    Color-Coded and Tolerance of Resistors Test

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    Voltage

    Learning Eval / Feedback

  • Quiz on arranging batteries to obtain a predetermined voltage.
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    Current

    Learning Eval / Feedback.

  • Troubleshoot the short or open circuit
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    Energy

    Evaluation/ Presentation


    Power

    Learning Evaluation and Feedback

  • Calculate the Power of a device given the schematic with E,I, and R
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